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Chord sofa by Part & Whole among new products on Dezeen Showroom
This week's Dezeen Showroom highlights eight new product introductions, focusing on furniture and lighting designs from various international brands and designers. Kicking off the selection is the Chord sofa by Canadian design company Part & Whole. This modular seating system draws inspiration from 1970s lounge aesthetics while incorporating modern construction techniques and upholstery. The Chord sofa allows for flexible arrangements with its corner module, flat back module, and backless ottoman, catering to diverse spatial needs and user preferences.
Following the Chord sofa, the Stair table lamp by Notchi Architects for Swedish lighting brand Oblure is introduced. This playful lamp features a stepped steel base topped with a spherical light, designed to evoke a sense of geometry and gravity. Its versatile design makes it suitable for both home and office environments, with an added functionality as a bookend.
Another notable product is the 4PM chaise longue by Swedish brand Massproductions. Unveiled at Stockholm Design Week 2022, the 4PM chaise longue prioritizes comfort without relying on traditional upholstery, utilizing laminated wood. It includes a raised footrest that can serve as an additional seat or a side table. In a tribute to Italian designer Enzo Mari, Massproductions also offers a self-build version of the 4PM, complete with instructions for assembly using readily available hardware store materials, promoting DIY engagement.
Monogram, distributed through Galerie Revel, presents the Spirit coffee table. This sculptural piece features an inverted cone tabletop and a substantial base crafted from exotic oak. It is part of Monogram's forthcoming Escales collection, which reinterprets 19th-century furniture characteristics into contemporary designs, emphasizing artistic form and material quality.
The Lumo pendant lamp, designed by Thomas Bernstrand for Zero Lighting, offers customizable lighting solutions. This conical pendant can be installed individually or grouped in various configurations, including straight lines, circles, rectangles, triangles, or squares, thanks to a range of available fittings. This flexibility allows for diverse lighting arrangements in different interior settings.
Studioforma, a Swiss architecture and design practice, introduces the Tribù sofa, conceived as a seating island to foster social interaction. The sofa is built on an elliptic walnut wood base and features cushioned seats and backrests upholstered in vibrant patterns, aiming to create an inviting and engaging communal space.
Moa Sjöberg's Moci dining table for Swedish brand Asplund is an oak table distinguished by its rounded edges. This design was recognized as furniture of the year in RUM Magazine's Swedish Design Awards 2022, lauded for its harmonious balance of straight and curved elements, offering a contemporary yet classic aesthetic.
Finally, the Koster outdoor collection by Studio Norrlandet for Skargaarden is highlighted. This collection of outdoor furniture is specifically engineered to withstand harsh weather conditions. Available from Swedish brand Skargaarden, the Koster range includes chairs, bar stools, and tables in three sizes, all constructed from durable teak wood and UV-resistant rope, ensuring longevity and resilience in exterior environments. These products collectively demonstrate a range of innovative approaches to design, material use, and functionality across different furniture and lighting categories.
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