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Galerie's Object Edit Showcases New Designs from Difane, Ginori 1735, Sara Story, Apparatus, Kravet, and Farrow & Ball

architecture-design · 2026-10-07

The Object Edit series from Galerie showcases six new design launches. Difane, established in 2020 by Fernanda Salamanca and Andrea Gadsden, unveils Atara, a collection that reinterprets woven chairs from Latin America. Ginori 1735 introduces Fortunae, a giftware line inspired by the Renaissance, featuring items decorated with symbols of luck. New York designer Sara Story teams up with Christopher Farr to create Hill Country, a trio of rugs influenced by the landscapes of Texas. Gabriel Hendifar’s Apparatus presents Act V: Afsaneh, its first new collection in almost five years, including four series and short films in collaboration with the Martha Graham Dance Company. Kravet and TileBar join forces to release six collections that transform textile designs into stone and porcelain. Farrow & Ball marks its 80th anniversary with Heritage Papers, reviving three classic wallpaper designs.

Key facts

  • Difane, founded in Mexico City in 2020 by Fernanda Salamanca and Andrea Gadsden, launches Atara, its debut furniture collection, with four chairs and two cocktail tables.
  • Ginori 1735 introduces Fortunae, a porcelain giftware and home collection inspired by the Game of the Goose, marking the first time the maison incorporates game pieces.
  • Sara Story collaborates with Christopher Farr on Hill Country, three hand-knotted wool-and-silk rugs—Spider, Landscape, and Grid—in four colorways inspired by Texas.
  • Apparatus, led by Gabriel Hendifar, debuts Act V: Afsaneh, its first collection in nearly five years, with four Persian-named series and five short films created with the Martha Graham Dance Company.
  • The Apparatus collection rollout began with a New York premiere and continues in London this month, Miami in December, and Los Angeles in February.
  • Kravet partners with TileBar to translate its textile patterns into stone and porcelain for the first time, launching six collections including Ellsen, Moonwave, and Rhodesia.
  • Farrow & Ball celebrates its 80th anniversary with Heritage Papers, a limited-edition collection reviving three historic wallpapers: Sweet Pea, Vine Leaf, and Gothic.
  • Sara Story's Spider rug references Louise Bourgeois's Spider (1996), which she encountered during childhood visits to the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston.

Entities

Artists

  • Fernanda Salamanca
  • Andrea Gadsden
  • Annalisa Tani
  • Sara Story
  • Louise Bourgeois
  • Gabriel Hendifar
  • Eli Mechlovitz
  • Charlotte Cosby
  • Martha Graham
  • Patrick O'Donnell
  • James Merrell

Institutions

  • Galerie
  • Difane
  • Ginori 1735
  • Christopher Farr
  • Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
  • Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
  • Apparatus
  • Martha Graham Dance Company
  • Kravet
  • TileBar
  • Brunschwig & Fils
  • Donghia
  • Lee Jofa
  • Farrow & Ball

Locations

  • Mexico City
  • Mexico
  • Florence
  • Italy
  • New York
  • United States
  • Texas
  • Houston
  • London
  • United Kingdom
  • Miami
  • Los Angeles
  • Dorset
  • Oban
  • Scotland
  • Worcestershire

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