FURNITURE
Our curated selection of furniture includes pieces from some of the world's most respected design ateliers as well as our favorite up-and-coming designers. With a focus on materiality, form, and craftsmanship, our furniture makes a statement. View individual pieces alone or in a curated space to see how you can add them to your life.
COLLECTIONAL carries furniture for your bedroom, living room, kitchen and dining, and lounge spaces to create the home of your dreams.
Salvatori
Mirari Round, designed by Elisa Ossino, is a wall-mounted mirror that features a frame in grey metal-gun, with a soft LED illumination to perfectly light up every detail. Mirari is remarkably simple, linear, and elegant, this piece can fit any interior design.
BD Barcelona
Kong Mirror, designed by Jaime Hayon, is a cheerfully designed mirror inspired by the famous King Kong. It features a decorative and colorful pattern in gold and black, whereas the back is in black only. Kong mirror featuring an original form will bring style and imagination to any space.
BD Barcelona
King Mirror, designed by Jaime Hayon, is a cheerfully designed mirror inspired by the famous King Kong. It features a decorative and colorful pattern in gold and black, whereas the back is in black only. King mirror featuring an original form will bring style and imagination to any space.
Ewe Studio
The PARTERA chair and stool are part of the Syncretism Collection. They were born out of a process of research and observation into vernacular objects in Mexico, particularly its main inspiration departs from the shape of the birthing chairs. The PARTERA chair represents EWE’s unique interpretation and abstraction of this ancient furniture piece. A birthing chair, also referred to as a birth chair, is a device designed to assist women in maintaining an upright posture during childbirth. Its purpose is to provide balance and support. Birthing chairs have been utilized worldwide for thousands of years and are not limited to any specific region. A version of these chairs arrived in Mexico during the colonial period, likely brought from Spain and France. These specific objects were subsequently introduced and adopted in traditional birthing and midwife practices in Mesoamerica.
Nada Debs
Marquetry mania low table in wood with wood inlay strip finished with opaque lacquering.
Nada Debs
Available in 7 tiers, the modular Pebble table is both functional and flexible. Tops, in Nero Marquina marble, can be easily screwed on and off. It can extend and cluster to adapt to individual places and layouts.
District Eight
Stilt Armchair, designed by Toan Nguyen, provides a delicate balance between understated clarity and intuitive elegance. It is outfitted with enveloping cushions in Ecru-beige fabric upholstery that relaxes the body along the line of an ergonomically reclined platform in the same cushions' upholstery. The structure is in Natural Raw oak and Antique Nickel base.
Ewe Studio
Inspired by flat-topped blocks used for religious rituals and ceremonies, especially for sacrifices or offerings to the deities. Our tables have been hand carved and are related to objects that, through their expression, have become symbolic pieces in the spaces which they are placed, called Altares.
Ewe Studio
Inspired by flat-topped blocks used for religious rituals and ceremonies, especially for sacrifices or offerings to the deities. Our tables have been hand carved and are related to objects that, through their expression, have become symbolic pieces in the spaces which they are placed, called Altares.
Ewe Studio
The meticulous craftsmanship of the Altar collection, in its desire to honor the process and raw materials, is inspired by the flat-surfaced pieces used in pre-Hispanic rituals and ceremonies, especially in sacrifices or offerings to the gods.
Ewe Studio
Inspired by flat-topped blocks used for religious rituals and ceremonies, especially for sacrifices or offerings to the deities. Altar hand-carved tables are the synthesis of this expression. The high detailed artisanal work makes them an eye-catching piece in any environment they are placed in.
Ewe Studio
The COPAL table is part of the Syncretism Collection, which explores the convergence of contrasting ideas within the same space and time. Syncretism is the amalgamation of different religions, cultures, and thoughts. This collection celebrates traditional hand-carved techniques and embodies the rich heritage of skilled stonemasons, metalworkers, and woodworkers collaborating with EWE. Just like the idea of syncretism, the objects within this collection are simultaneously functional and sculptural. The inspiration behind the COPAL table comes from the ritual elements found in Mexico, which have facilitated syncretic ideas across different cultures. Specifically, the table draws upon the concept of “COPALeras,” which are objects resembling censers or open cauldrons used to burn COPAL.
Ewe Studio
ALTAR is a project that showcases a unique approach to design and celebrates the beauty of the tools and techniques used in stone craftsmanship. Just like an ALTAR, the collection offers a range of tables that act as places for awe, praise, and treasuring daily objects in the home. It is part of SRO (Sacred Ritual Objects), a collection that departs from sacred rituals and traditions in Mexico. The idea for the ALTAR came from a curiosity for shrines, ALTARs, and pedestals, which are the sacred spaces where rituals are performed and the place where ceremonial objects are placed. We wanted to create our own version of an ALTAR, but we wanted it to be more than just a functional object. We wanted it to be a sculptural piece that celebrates the process of creation.
Ritzwell
MT Large Bench, designed by Shinsaku Miyamoto, is an intricate game of weaves and a combination of quality materials that represent the encounter between tradition and modernity. The interwoven grey leather straps on the seat convey a pleasant sensation of warmth and perfectly match the shiny bronze stainless steel and solid walnut structure. The attention to detail, such as the pure lines and rounded edges of the surface, makes this structure a harmonizing element in any environment.
Dirk Van Der Kooij
The Meltingpot table designed by Kooij plays a keystone role in the circular design practice at Kooij. Discarded recycled plastic prototypes, production faults, and color tests form the basis of the conglomerate Meltingpot. Meltingpots are made available online as they are produced.
