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Standout seating

An equestrian-inspired sofa. A hair-on-hide stool. An armchair with a back and seat that appears to float. We rounded up stunning new and notable sofas, dining chairs and accent chairs.

Stefano Gallizioli’s slow, sartorial upholstery collaboration with Neutra

It all began with a sofa — a bespoke piece designed by Gallizioli for the entrance of Emanuele Chicco Busnelli’s offices, the soul behind the company. More than just a seat, it was conceived as a grounded presence: sculptural, solid, and quietly inviting, anchoring the space with understated gravity.

Designer Jeanne Gang partners with Gordon & MacPhail on whiskey decanter design

Known for a distinctive design approach that expands beyond architecture’s conventional boundaries, Gang was a natural choice as a creative partner, sharing the company’s commitment to leave a legacy for future generations.

Fabuwood unveils 5 new colors in Designer Collection

Fabuwood has unveiled five striking new colors in its Designer Collection, marking the brand’s first-ever color expansion created in direct collaboration with design industry tastemakers. Creative Director Kerrie Kelly, along with brand ambassadors Julee Ireland and Rydhima Shah Brar, helped shape this sophisticated palette—introducing Cabernet Red, Forest Green, Macadamia Beige, Mint Green, and Orchid Purple.

Crafted to reflect both emerging trends and timeless style, these hues offer designers and homeowners a bold new way to personalize spaces across Fabuwood’s Allure Cabinetry line. Available in five versatile door styles—Fusion, Galaxy, Luna, Nexus, and Onyx—the updated Designer Collection strikes the perfect balance between design flexibility and fast lead times. Discover how Fabuwood continues to redefine semi-custom cabinetry through innovation, speed, and elevated design.

Summer 2025 market product previews

Raw, natural finishes, wavy, woven silhouettes and sand-washed color palettes will be everywhere at this Summer’s furniture markets in Atlanta and Las Vegas. Aesthetics are trending toward simplicity and restraint — clean lines, open negative space and carefully curated decor such as abstract wall art, geometric sconces and organic-shaped sculptures highlight a subdued and earthy take on contemporary organic modernism. Here are the vendors leaning heavily into the trend.

Rugs worth the buzz

From painterly hand-knotted masterpieces to high-performance, velvety textures, these buzz-worthy rug launches are bringing a fresh perspective underfoot.

 Stanton introduces Kravet x Stanton Licensed Collection

Kravet x Stanton showcases transitional geometrics and timeless organic textures, ideal for wall-to-wall installations, custom fabricated rugs, and stair runners. The collection spans hand-loomed, wire wilton, and luxury performance categories, offering elevated options for sophisticated interiors.

ALEOR Craft & Biodesign at Collectible, Brussels

On June 19th, the gallery will host a three-day inaugural event for industry professionals featuring exhibitions and discussions focused on “Living Design” — bringing together creatives and industrial stakeholders to explore bio-based materials and sustainable living practices.

Spanish textile company Crevin launches sustainable knit fabric with Studio Roderick Vos

The fabric creates an illusion that furniture pieces are entirely woven, providing what the company describes as an “enveloping visual and tactile experience.” Trena’s textured surface adds depth and warmth to furniture while maintaining a subtle presence in interior spaces.

Five things defining the design moment: May 2025

At the end of each month, DNN Editor in Chief Courtney Porter curates a list of five standout items, including design projects, product launches and noteworthy events, that deserve your attention. Together they offer a snapshot of where the design industry stands, capturing emerging trends, influential movements and key developments. Think of it as your monthly briefing on what’s shaping the creative landscape.