MARKET: FURNITURE

Snake Charmer

Ian Phillips, April 1, 2012
Formerly Dior Joaillerie's artistic director and a designer for Cartier and Kenzo, Frédéric Aymes aimed for something a little different when he set up his own company, called simply Aymes More
Tell Me About It, Stud

Craig Kellogg, April 1, 2012
Cooing "hello, lover," at a particular ruffled stiletto in a New York shop window in the TV version of Sex and the City, Sarah Jessica Parker rocket-propelled Christian Louboutin into the fashion stratosphere. More
It’s a Marimekko World

Craig Kellogg, April 1, 2012
Studios Architecture took a Japanese-designed Finnish flagship—and tailored it for New York More
Philip Nimmo's Fashion-Inspired Collection

Urja Dave, March 1, 2012
Available in a plethora of finishes, the collection features plenty of dark woods, metal legs and lounge-worthy chairs and sofas. More
Under the Cypress Trees

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
Straight from the shores of Lake Como, the site of Promemoria's factory, the Italian company's Outdoor furnishings collection has debuted stateside at the New York showroom. More
In Good Company

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
The next big thing at Dedon is actually a bunch of things-by three different designers. Interior Design Hall of Fame member Philippe Starck made a pair of contributions. More
Limber Up

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
Mark Robson designed his Sakura seating for Sifas with maximum flexibility in mind, and we mean that literally. More
Be of Good Chair

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
Nothing like a dash of color to dissipate medieval gloom. More
Defining Lines

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
Head straight for these linear lovelies. More
Crate and Barrel

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
Teak and metal may rule the outdoors. However, there's a softer story to sell, as this retailer's burgeoning open-air assortment welcomes the slipcovered Catalina rolling sofa. More
Sutherland

Mark McMenamin and Athena Waligore, February 1, 2012
Working from finished pieces and in some cases molds, this company has launched the John Dickinson collection in tribute to a San Francisco legend whose sculpturally exotic furnishings still have passionate adherents nearly 30 years after his death. More
Wright Makes Right

Mark McMenamin, January 1, 2012
Since snagging the imprimatur of the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation, Copeland Furniture's factory has been humming with reproductions from the architect's Prairie period. More
First Impressions

Mark McMenamin, November 1, 2011
Promising a high-energy welcome, MDD's modular reception-desk system Valde takes its name from the Latin for powerfully. More
Sweet and Tart

Mark McMenamin, November 1, 2011
Users and Makers. Those are the two groups that François Chambard had in mind when he founded UM Project, a design studio and manufacturing house proving there's a place for old-world craftsmanship in the digital age. More
Market Products

Mark McMenamin, October 1, 2011
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Free Spirits

Mark McMenamin, October 1, 2011
After years of freelancing for manufacturers in Belgium and the Netherlands, industrial designer and architect Steven Wittouck launched Modern Objects Creating Atmospheres. More
On the Rise

Mark McMenamin, October 1, 2011
An inaugural release from Curtis Popp's design-build venture, CPopp Workshop, the Soft Side table plays it smooth. More
The Mod Squad

Mark McMenamin, October 1, 2011
Alert the workforce. Parallel Design Partnership principal Ali Tayar has the cure for the common cubicle. More
TriWing by Marco Hemmerling

Annie Block, Mark McMenamin, and Meghan Edwards, February 1, 2011
Sometimes one is actually six. TriWing, by the Marco Hemmerling Studio for Spatial Design, starts out as a single chair. More
Front-Row Seats

Annie Block, August 1, 2010

Sculpture meets function in the chair and its brethren, a perennial fascination for designers...
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