Morpho, a furniture line by musical festival Tomorrowland, that emphasizes harmony in nature.
A hardwood billiard table that made heads swivel at The French Art of Making design center, one of many country exhibits at the fair.
Arboreal's live edge tables from Brazilian forests.
"From forest to furniture" chairs by Rarify, a display of sustainability and contemporary furniture.
Design Schools Workshop provided a platform for both American and international schools to present their projects to a broad audience. This workshop enabled students to receive valuable feedback from industry professionals and facilitated connections that could influence their future careers. The event emphasized the importance of fostering young talent and integrating academic projects with real-world industry insights.
Rhode Island School of Design brought hand-carved chairs and woodworking ideas to live on the showroom floor.
Snapshot of these chairs that were 3D-desiged by University of Iowa students.
Launch Pad designs, ranging from steel, woodworking, and a mix of materials that designers hoped would make an impact on industry leaders.
"Balance", a standout design by new furniture designers, The Studio Grain. Launch Pad included over 60 emerging designers who introduced innovative concepts, giving national and international designers a chance to discover fresh ideas.
Along with large designs and furniture pieces, some showcased their small woodworking crafts, such as this chess set. The Launch Pad feature showcased cutting-edge designs and provided a crucial platform for new voices in the industry.
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