Sonno Down-Wrap Memory Foam Pillow – Standard
Imagine resting your head on a fluffy down-filled pillow and knowing that you’re improving your spinal alignment as you sleep. The Sonno Down-Wrap Memory Foam Pillow combines the lofty softness of pu
Legnoletto Wide Headboard Bed – Queen
Zurich-based designer Alfredo Hberli designed his Legnoletto Collection (2001) to include a choice of two models. One has a standard width, queen-size headboard, and the other has an extra wide headb
Spun Floor Lamp
Sculptor and designer Sebastian Wrong demonstrates his flair for bold, minimalist forms in the Spun Floor Lamp (2001) for Flos. Made entirely of satiny, machined-smooth aluminum, the lamps feature hig
T. Vac Chair
Ron Arad and his One-Off Ltd. Design studio in London are well known for creating novel forms with highly graphic lines. Take the Tom Vac Chair, with its voluptuous feeling and compelling shape. This
Spun T1 Table Lamp
Sculptor and designer Sebastian Wrong demonstrates his flair for bold, minimalist forms in the Spun Lamps (2001) for Flos. Made entirely of satiny, machined-smooth aluminum, the lamps feature high-glo
Prince Aha Stool
No one deconstructs traditional form like the subversively playful Philippe Starck. A kinetic piece, his Prince AHA Stool erases the distinction between seat and base, each becoming the other when the
Drop 1 Pendant
Peter Bowles Drop Pendant lamps (2000) combine organic beauty, natural materials and industrial-grade quality in a fixture that suits both home and commercial environments. The Drop 1, defined by sof
Drop 2 Pendant
Peter Bowles Drop Pendant lamps (2000) combine organic beauty, natural materials and industrial-grade quality in a fixture that suits both home and commercial environments. The Drop 2 is a short, spl
Mayday Light
The Mayday Lamp can meet virtually any lighting challenge. It sports a dual-functioning handle that combines a closed grip and a hook for easy hanging, or it can be left to stand on its base. With a 1
Componibili 12.5 in. – 2 Compartment
The Componibili system first appeared in the 1960s and now resides in the permanent collection of New Yorks Museum of Modern Art. Combining a sense of fun with sleek simplicity, designer Anna Castell