Back by popular demand, these designer-brand duos are reprising their collaborations.
Courtesy of Eicholtz
Eichholtz and The Metropolitan Museum of Art unveiled the third edition of debuts that pay homage to pieces across the iconic museum—like the Ramble table lamp, inspired by a dish from the Qing dynasty. (129 S. Hamilton St.)
Courtesy of Rowe
Rowe tapped furniture designer Paul Delaisse for a pair of new launches. One, The Kindred—available as a cocktail table and end table—boasts reeded surfaces and a curved silhouette, and is made of solid mahogany. (Showplace, Suite 1100)
Courtesy of Trend
Textile brand Trend continues its decadelong collaboration with Vern Yip with a collection inspired by classic menswear patterns that span gingham, classic stripes, tweed-like textures, subtle floral motifs, and plaids like 05791 in Grey. (Fabricut, Market Square, Suite 217)
Courtesy of Crypton Home
In their second collaboration, Kim Salmela and Crypton Home continue to blend timeless patterns with high-performing fabrics. The latest collection introduces new colorways of previous designs, including the tapestry-esque North Oaks. (Norwalk Furniture, IHFC Main, M-108)
Courtesy of Four Hands
Amber Lewis introduces 80 coastal-cool designs into her collection for Four Hands, including the mappa burl–covered Malko dining table. (Showplace, Suite 4101)
Courtesy of Loloi
After debuting their first line in fall 2021, Amber Lewis and Loloi are back for an encore with five new rug designs, including the geometric Bexley. (IHFC, D-320)
Courtesy of Abner Henry
Dwayne Bergmann returns with 25 additions to his line with Abner Henry, which first debuted this spring. Among them is the sculptural Taormina sideboard, inspired by European scale and style. (214 E. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive)
Courtesy of Loloi
Five years into their partnership, the creative duo behind Chris Loves Julia launched five new rug collections with Loloi that embody the firm’s classic style. New additions include Rue, a line inspired by block-printed florals. (IHFC, D-320)
Courtesy of Fairfield
Libby Langdon and Fairfield are releasing a flurry of new additions. The timeless silhouettes, like the sleek Daniels lounge chair, offer a contemporary twist on classic pieces. (200 N. Hamilton St., Suite 100)
Courtesy of Chaddock
Benjamin Johnston expands his popular line with Chaddock. A noteworthy newcomer is the Casio game table, a postmodern Italian–fueled design topped in your choice of quartersawn oak or maple. (200 Steele, Suite 106)