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Sail table by Tom Fereday for Design By Them leads Dezeen Showroom's seven new products

architecture-design · 2026-06-15

Seven new products have been highlighted in the Dezeen Showroom, featuring the Sail table designed by Tom Fereday for the Australian company Design By Them. This dining table, made entirely of aluminum, showcases crimped sides and is available in three different sizes and finishes. Additional items include the Muku task chair by Foster + Partners for Okamura, Aisti Aalto acoustic tiles from Finnish brand Aisti, Blue Ocean quartzite by Eggersmann, and the Theo folding chair crafted by Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana for Plank. Also featured are modular kitchens from Vermland, handcrafted in Denmark using solid oak, along with LLLL.09 and LLLL.09.8 pendant lights designed by Sarah Dehandschutter for LLLL.

Key facts

  • Sail table by Tom Fereday for Design By Them is made entirely from aluminium with folded-over sides.
  • Sail table comes in three sizes and finishes, suitable for outdoor patio or boardroom.
  • Muku task chair by Foster + Partners and Okamura features enhanced lumbar support and adjustable armrests.
  • Aisti Aalto acoustic tiles by Aisti are made from aerated wood fibre, fire-resistant, recyclable, and cost-efficient.
  • Blue Ocean quartzite by Eggersmann is a naturally occurring blue stone for bespoke kitchens.
  • Theo folding chair by Matteo Thun and Benedetto Fasciana for Plank is made from plywood and oak veneer.
  • Vermland's modular kitchens are handmade in Denmark from solid oak, with wall-mounted units and islands on metal feet.
  • LLLL.09 and LLLL.09.8 pendant lights by Sarah Dehandschutter for LLLL have fin-like, sheer shapes for clustering.

Entities

Artists

  • Tom Fereday
  • Matteo Thun
  • Benedetto Fasciana
  • Sarah Dehandschutter

Institutions

  • Design By Them
  • Dezeen Showroom
  • Foster + Partners
  • Okamura
  • Aisti
  • Eggersmann
  • Plank
  • Vermland
  • LLLL

Locations

  • Australia
  • Denmark
  • Finland
  • Italy
  • Belgium

Sources