Cloud has quickly become a favorite since its debut, the kind of piece that draws people in across a room. Soft, sculptural, and quietly modern, Cloud comes in several forms, each one worth seeing up close.

The Checa collection grows. Jackrabbit Studio's original stool now comes with a backrest, carrying the same design language into a new form.

A small brass sconce that's quietly won people over this year. Tobor frames a warm, recessed glow in a compact body, atmospheric and precise in equal measure.

A longtime customer favorite, now with more range than ever. This year we expanded the collection with new 12" and 16" diameters, opening Humboldt up to make bigger statements and offer more flexibility to specifiers.

The latest addition to our growing collection of mirrors, designed by Jackrabbit Studio's Brett Miller. Paloma's scalloped wood frame draws on the mission architecture of Brett's California childhood, giving it a warmth that feels both personal and familiar. Available in three shapes, it's easy to place almost anywhere.

Our first production collaboration with designer Christopher Merchant, and one we're excited to finally show off. Veil is built from translucent porcelain tiles that catch and diffuse the light, giving it a glow that's hard to capture in a photo. See it lit in person at High Point.

A new dining chair from Jason Miller. From the outside, Carlton is all structure: two folded forms, deliberate and precise. Sit down and it softens completely. That contrast between the seen and the felt is best understood in person.

The latest in Jason Miller's line of mirrors, and one people have taken to quickly. Solid brass, egg-shaped knobs pierce the glass to anchor Knob to the wall, a detail that's both functional and ornamental. The knobs can be swapped out, so the piece can shift with a space. An immediate favorite worth seeing up close.