09/01/2026
A platform of the future.
Haworth DesignLab pushed beyond a traditional showcase - bringing together 13 emerging designers in an immersive environment built for exploration and experimentation. In collaboration with Patricia Urquiola and Paved States by Sixtysix Magazine, the installation blurred the lines between exhibition, gallery, and retail concept.
Stroop Table | Malcolm Majer
Baltimore, Maryland
Malcolm Majer combines carefully crafted forms, using the formal language of sculptural minimalism to create furniture and objects that challenge textbook concepts of functional design.
Chair E1-1 | Malcolm Majer
Baltimore, Maryland
Malcolm Majer combines carefully crafted forms, using the formal language of sculptural minimalism to create furniture and objects that challenge textbook concepts of functional design.
SSDD Chair | Malcolm Majer
Baltimore, Maryland
Malcolm Majer combines carefully crafted forms, using the formal language of sculptural minimalism to create furniture and objects that challenge textbook concepts of functional design.
Clog Lounger | MarMar Studio
Portland, Oregon
Ingemar is a designer whose practice centers on cultivating endearment to the inanimate, creating objects that feel playful, expressive, and alive. Through MarMar studio, their work sits at the intersection of minimalism and familiarity, exploring the emotional bonds between people and everyday objects by subtly anthropomorphizing form to create moments of intimate recognition.
Wall System + Speaker | Zac Benloulou | Pavilion Audio Systems
Canada
Pavilion Audio Systems designs and builds highly specialized sound systems that elevate audio from background infrastructure into a defining spatial and sensory experience. Led by Zac Benloulou and a core team of technical designers and craftspeople, the practice brings deep expertise in the design and production of commercial and residential interiors.
Sheep Floor Pillow | Studio AHEAD
San Francisco, California
Studio AHEAD is a San Francisco–based art and design collective founded by Homan Rajai and Elena Dendiberia, whose “borderless” approach is shaped by diasporic perspectives and