Through the lens: Follow us through a week in Milan

After more than a year of lockdowns around the world and a complete absence of any form of larger physical event or celebration, this year’s Milan Design Week was truly special to us. It felt both like a restart and as an encouraging sign of things possibly being somewhat back on track within the near future.

We’re thrilled that so many of you came to celebrate with us, and it was a welcome reminder that what we do is a million times more important when we get to share it with you, our community 💙.

This year for Milan Design Week we had recent launches like the Boa Pouf by Sabine Marcelis and the Puffy Lounge Chair by Faye Toogood on display for the first time. And on top of that, we also previewed two brand new product collaborations, Hooked by Martino Gamper and Stump Tables by Faye Toogood.

Hooked by Martino Gamper, the latest launch from the brand’s limited-edition decorative accessory line curated by Modern Design Review. Sold as a set, Hooked contains five signed aluminum wall hooks by the Italian designer, each with an independent character distinctly different from the next. Together, the hooks form a palette of shapes and colors that embody Gamper’s captivating design language.

The new Stump Table collection is developed from Toogood’s exploration of working with MDF, finding ways to create beautiful rounded shapes without using solid timber.

The result is a series of tables that are reduced to their most basic elements to create an understated and elegant form. The slab-like tables feature elegant curves that are both contemporary and classic and can fit seamlessly into any setting yet are also considered a statement piece in its own right.