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Ib Kofod-Larsen drew the Penguin Wooden Lounge Chair in 1963, and it still reads as a masterclass in Danish design. Named for the flightless bird it recalls, the chair cradles you in a form-pressed veneer back, its curve pitched exactly right. Equally sculptural in its presence, @colinking’s first furniture design for @audocph, Cresent Shelving, holds multitudes – while, ironically, proving that less is more. Discover new arrivals from Audo Copenhagen at our link in bio. 11 Nov 2026 It’s here: The Black Friday Sale starts now. Save 25% on everything – from finishing touches to icons like Eero Saarinen’s dining collection from @knoll. Shop the sale at the link in bio. 10 Nov 2026 Since the 1930s, @hermanmiller has shown that well-designed products can solve problems and improve the everyday. George Nelson brought an editor’s eye to that work. Before joining Herman Miller as design director in 1945, Nelson was a trained architect who had made his name as a writer and editor. He had an instinct for what belonged and what didn’t, saying, “All real seeing is triggered by interest.” That clarity of vision is what led founder D.J. De Pree to offer him the role, even though Nelson had no furniture design experience. That turned out not to matter. Nelson brought the same wide-angle thinking to design that he’d applied to the page. In 1952, he turned softness into light with the Nelson Bubble Lamps: translucent resin sprayed over a wire frame for a luminous glow. Save 20% on the Nelson Bubble Lamps at the link in bio. 09 Nov 2026 Small details, big impact. The best guestroom anticipates needs: a bed that creates calm with a plush headboard, nightstand storage, a selection of books to peruse at their leisure. Everything you need to create a five-star stay is at the link in bio. 08 Nov 2026 Fluid lines, warm natural materials, and a few unexpected details. Choose pieces that belong to the room, not just the task. Explore home office favorites at the link in bio. 07 Nov 2026 Herman Miller has long believed good design makes life better, and few pieces prove it more than the chair Charles and Ray Eames introduced in 1956. “Whoever said that pleasure wasn’t functional?” Charles Eames once asked. After 16 years of experimenting with molded plywood, he and Ray set out to change that. They reinvented the classic club chair, pairing sculpted wood shells with softly cushioned leather. Charles wanted it to feel as broken-in as a well-loved baseball mitt. For the Eameses, design was for living: a way to bring more simplicity and pleasure to everyday life. Save 20% on the Eames Lounge Chair and Ottoman from @hermanmiller at the link in bio. 06 Nov 2026 The distinct lines of a Wassily Chair, the unique nature of a handcrafted vessel, the singular glow of a Panthella Lamp – these are the gifts they’ll keep and later pass on. Discover heirloom gifts for you and yours at the link in bio. 05 Nov 2026 At Herman Miller, good design has always been about improving the everyday. For Isamu Noguchi, that meant bringing sculpture into it. “Sculpture is no good if it’s just put in a gallery,” he once said. “It must be a part of daily living.” After studying under Constantin Brâncuși, Noguchi developed a language all his own, with forms that feel alive and materials given new meaning. His namesake 1948 table brings that philosophy home: two interlocking solid wood pieces balance a sheet of glass in one unmistakable design. Save 20% on the Noguchi Table from @hermanmiller at the link in bio. 04 Nov 2026 Alexander Girard’s brass angel mid-flight, Georg Jensen’s 18-karat gold-plated bell, Ferm Living’s glass baubles – these are the ornaments that turn trimming into collecting. Discover modern ways to style the tree at the link in bio. @girardstudio @georgjensen @fermliving 03 Nov 2026 The holidays call for a room that can go from lounging and socializing to hosting overnight guests. Tuck Sleeper Sofa moonlights as a double bed, while the warmth of wood and wool creates a welcoming space for casual gatherings. 02 Nov 2026 This season, let gatherings take place around heirloom-quality dining furniture. Danish designer Niels Otto Møller and French designer Marcel Gascoin represented different movements within 20th-century design, but their philosophies shared common ground: Modernism need not sacrifice warmth. @j.l.mollersmobelfabrik’s Kaia Extension Table and Gascoin’s M-Chair from @gubiofficial are a testament to their vision and talent for craft – in every surface, joint, line, and angle. Dig in at our link in bio. 01 Nov 2026 In the heart of New York’s Catskill Mountains, this restored 1890 home honors its Arts and Crafts roots – massive stone fireplaces, wood-paneled walls, and leaded glass windows – while making room for modern living. “We want the house to feel like a home that’s being lived in today, not a historical recreation,” note homeowners Scott Arnold and Christiana Mavromatis, whose family of four brings renewed energy to the 7,000-square-foot space. Originally, the house served as a community center in Onteora Park – an artists’ enclave pioneered by visionary feminist Candace Wheeler. Today, it hums with gatherings of a different kind, from World Cup watch parties to “epic sleepovers.” With its timeless beauty, the family’s home made an ideal setting for our new arrivals. Explore more at our link in bio. 30 Oct 2026

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