With its gently curved top rail, slender legs, and distinctive Y-shaped backrest, the Wishbone Chair blends comfort, stability, and sculptural elegance. Its hand-woven seat, made from durable paper cord, complements the natural grain of solid wood options like oak or walnut, resulting in a piece that feels warm, timeless, and adaptable. (…)

Founded by the visionary Michael Thonet in 1861, TON is a Czech furniture brand celebrated for its innovation in bentwood design and dedication to traditional craftsmanship. TON’s strength lies in preserving Thonet’s original wood-bending technique while continuously reinterpreting it for contemporary spaces. Today, its iconic (…)

In a world of fast trends, Ethnicraft stands apart with its timeless approach to design. Founded in Belgium in 1995, the brand is known for its solid wood furniture that blends warmth, authenticity, and refined simplicity. Each piece is crafted to last, becoming a functional work of art. (…)

There’s something quietly magical about Danish design — that unmistakable blend of clarity and warmth, simplicity and soul. And no one captures that spirit quite like Carl Hansen. A name synonymous with honest craftsmanship and Nordic sophistication, the company has been shaping the world of furniture since 1908. (…)

Daumiller’s work reflects a harmonious balance between form, comfort, and sustainability. His signature chair — crafted from solid pine with a rounded seat and gently curved backrest — embodies the warmth and integrity of Nordic craftsmanship. (…)

The Mirror That Reflected a Designer’s Heart Gio Ponti (1891–1979) did not design furniture; he reimagined how we live with it. Over six decades, the Italian architect and designer challenged conventions of form, weight, and ornament, replacing heavy traditions with a vision of joyful modernity. The Randaccio mirror is one of Gio Ponti’s most elegant…

Gio Ponti (1891–1979) did not design furniture; he reimagined how we live with it. Over six decades, the Italian architect and designer challenged conventions of form, weight, and ornament, replacing heavy traditions with a vision of joyful modernity (…)