Seven new products from US design brands
Dezeen Showroom highlights seven products from USA-based design brands, ranging from seating and lighting to surfaces and workstations. Curran, based in Seattle, released Synsisal carpet tiles made from recycled materials. Los Angeles-based Astek launched Eterna Nouveau wallpapers with botanical motifs. KFI Studios, in collaboration with Gensler, introduced Canopy freestanding workstations in Louisville, Kentucky. Buoyant, by Josh Neretin, presented the Heirloom pendant light with cruciform glass blocks. Hulala Home, from Fort Worth, Texas, debuted the Veritas desk with a rotatable surface. Lawson Fenning, in Los Angeles, unveiled Bosque seating inspired by Japan's Metabolism movement. PoliLam, from Houston, Texas, released Milano Impressions surfaces mimicking stone and terrazzo.
Key facts
- Curran released Synsisal carpet tiles made from Econyl polyamide yarn with recycled polyester backing.
- Astek's Eterna Nouveau wallpapers feature large-scale botanical motifs in aquatic, carnivorous, and garden foliage.
- KFI Studios collaborated with Gensler on Canopy freestanding workstations with an awning-like top for privacy.
- Buoyant's Heirloom pendant light uses extruded cruciform glass blocks cradled in leather straps.
- Hulala Home's Veritas desk includes a secondary surface that nests under the main desk and swings out on wheels.
- Lawson Fenning's Bosque seating draws on Japan's 1960s Metabolism movement and includes a sofa and armchair.
- PoliLam's Milano Impressions surfaces offer 12 patterns mimicking veined marbles and terrazzos with custom embossing.
- All products are available through Dezeen Showroom.
Entities
Artists
- Josh Neretin
Institutions
- Curran
- Astek
- KFI Studios
- Gensler
- Buoyant
- Hulala Home
- Lawson Fenning
- PoliLam
- Dezeen Showroom
Locations
- Seattle
- United States
- Los Angeles
- Louisville
- Kentucky
- Fort Worth
- Texas
- Houston
Sources
- Dezeen —