Traditional Indian Dhurrie techniques reinterpreted in a bold, contemporary design.
Beautifully intricate, rich in both pattern and texture, this rug is certain to become the conversation piece of any room. Each rug is hand-loomed in India using traditional Indian flat-weave techniques, in the Dhurrie style. Its name Tres is derived from the fact that the rug is woven as three independent parts, each with its own fiber contents and weave patterns.
The outdoor version of the Tres rug series is created with 100% PET - a durable and water-resistant synthetic fiber.
Handloomed in India by award-winning Spanish rug manufacturer, nanimarquina.

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Tres Textura Outdoor Rug In Black

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Outdoor Rugs

A hand-loomed, 100% wool rug with a unique texture and pile. Inspired by Scandinavian textile motifs, this sophisticated wool rug combines a soft shaggy texture with an enduring neutral palette. Each piece is hand-loomed in India of 100% wool, ensuring long-wearing durability in even the busiest of rooms. Designed and produced by Loloi, a company that creates contemporary rugs using high quality, old world techniques.

Hygge Rug In Oatmeal / Ivory

Rugs: Modern

An effortless balance of contrasting materials and design styles.
Anchored by a heavy, cylindrical base and contrasted by its lightweight, airy shades, the Gravity Floor Lamp emerges as a striking, sculptural whole. A base of blackened steel is paired with either a white or canvas shade.
Designed by Space Copenhagen and produced in Denmark by Gubi - a Copenhagen-based purveyor of historic and contemporary designs.

Gravity Floor Lamp

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Floor Lamps

A dramatic swinging wall lamp, featuring a 7ft long arm.
Designed in 1973 by Paolo Razzotti, the 265 lamp remains as eye-catching as it was was forty years ago. The lamp is characterized by its dramatic, pivoting steel arm that extends almost 7 feet from a wall-mounted vertical bracket. This incredible reach allows the lamp to work as a chandelier over a dining table or as a task lamp for reading. Made from a painted steel body with a cast iron tapered counterweight, the lamp comes with an 80-inch power cord that can also be prepped for hardwiring. On/Off switch on socket holder. This authentic design is produced in Italy exclusively by FLOS.

265 Wall Lamp

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Wall Lamps & Sconces

Renowned artist Eduardo Chillidas Collage, reinterpreted as a luxurious, handmade rug.

Celebrated in exhibitions around the world, Spanish artist Eduardo Chillida is best known for his abstract iron sculptures. The design featured on this hand-tufted rug is Chillidas 1966 Collage, a piece that provides a look into the creative process that led to his most popular sculpture, Peine del Viento. Made using 100% New Zealand wool, it adds a touch of minimalist design to any living space. Produced by award-winning Spanish rug manufacturer nanimarquina.

Chillida Rug In Collage 1966

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MENU presents Reverse Lamp, a new lighting solution that underpins the ever-present beauty of natural materials.
In his search for simple and clever solutions in any given space, Danish designer Aleksandar Lazic looked to Italian marble tables from the 1970s when creating the Reverse Lamp. Inspired by the play on structure created by geometric constraints, the conical travertine base and curved, bronzed aluminium shade define the lamp’s perfectly balanced expression.
The light diffuses evenly across the unworked stone, left raw to allow the light to highlight its natural imperfections, revealing shadows and an intriguing colour play that seems to stem from the base itself. At precisely the point at which the shade and base meet sits a dimmer switch for adjusting the light intensity. Fitted with a dim-to-warm LED light source, the Reverse Lamp casts warm light on a bedside table or subdued light on a cabinet surface, making it an elegant and characterful solution to a multitude of lighting needs.
“By refining every aspect of the design – reworking specific elements, eliminating ‘noise’ and focusing on the very essence of its being – the final, physical product becomes a function that you appreciate in your everyday life.” – Aleksandar Lazic
Produced by Danish design publisher, Menu.

Reverse Table Lamp

Table Lamps

Designed by Michael Anastassiades in 2014, the IC lighting collection explores balance and simplicity of materials. For this minimalist collection, designer Anastassiades took inspiration from a video of a contact juggler spinning a set of spheres, balancing them around on his arms, moving them to the tips of his fingers. The lamp is made from a hand-blown opaline glass sphere, attached to a black, brass, or chrome-plated steel base. This authentic design is produced in Italy exclusively by Italian lighting company, FLOS

Ic T2 Table Lamp

Looking to the way in which a picture or a painting is framed, the Copenhagen-based design studio Krøyer-Sætter-Lassen investigated how an entire frame could surround a mirror without detracting from the beauty and reflection of the glass.
The result is Nimbus, a refreshingly simple mirror in bronzed brass and light-reflecting glass which defines a space. A mirror isn’t merely purely functional: since ancient times, they have reflected the style of a period—framed by ornate Baroque flourishes or Gothic arches and the simple lines of the Bauhaus movement. MENU’s latest iteration takes the fundamentals of the mirror into the modern age, yet with a mythological twist, referenced in its name: in Greek mythology, Nimbus was a shining cloud or corona that often surrounded a deity when on Earth.
Design studio Krøyer-Sætter-Lassen looked to the way in which a painting or picture is framed to change the overall expression of the artwork. Encompassed by a halo-like bronzed brass ring, held in place by decorative screws, the circular mirror adds to the sense of light and space in a room.
Produced by Danish design publisher, Menu.

Nimbus Rectangular Mirror

Mirrors

Renowned artist Eduardo Chillidas Dibujo Tinta, reinterpreted as a luxurious, handmade rug.

Celebrated in exhibitions around the world, Spanish artist Eduardo Chillida is best known for his abstract iron sculptures. The design featured on this hand-tufted rug is Chillidas 1957 Dibujo Tinta, a piece that provides a look into the creative process that led to his most popular sculpture, Peine del Viento. Made using 100% New Zealand wool, it adds a touch of minimalist design to any living space. Produced by award-winning Spanish rug manufacturer nanimarquina.

Chillida Rug In Dibugo Tinta

Designed with the concept of volume and void, through the visual process of peeling away layers to reveal hidden inner volumes.

A sculptural, matte ceramic floor planter that comes with the option of a drainage tray (with drainage holes). Available in two finishes - snow and sand. Interior finished with clear glaze.

Designed by Brooklyn-based studio, Light + Ladder. Produced by a family-run, zero-waste facility in Vermont.

Vayu Floor Planter

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Home Accents

Geometric forms intersect to create this functional work of art.

Kala is a slender, statuesque vase created through the playful interaction between forms. Realized in snowy white or black porcelain, its interior is finished with a clear glaze.

Designed by Brooklyn-based studio, Light + Ladder. Produced by a family-run, zero-waste facility in Vermont.

Kala Slender Porcelain Vase

Vases

Designed with the concept of volume and void, through the visual process of peeling away layers to reveal hidden inner volumes.

This generously sized planter is realized in an indestructible bonded Carrera Marble. Suitable for indoor or outdoor use. No drainage hole (except by special request).

Designed by Brooklyn-based studio, Light + Ladder. Produced by a family-run, zero-waste facility in Vermont.

Vayu Xl Floor Planter

A rug that combines contemporary Scandinavian design with time-honored craft. The 'Caldera' rug features a bold, geometric motif woven in varied tones and textures - an eye-catching, yet tasteful addition to any space. The rug is handwoven in India by skilled craftsmen using 75% wool and 25% viscose. Designed by Danish textile design company Linie Designs - proud members of 'Fair and Care' promoting fair working conditions.

Caldera Rug In Mustard

Refracting and reflecting light through its rippled glass surface, the Aer vase brings a new perspective to traditional vases.
The ethereal design holds multiple floral arrangements within the same vessel, making it both practical as well as sculptural. The tactile surface of the rippled glass vase, offered in two sizes, is made during a precision process whereby molten glass is mouth-blown into a double cavity tool that reveals the complex three-dimensional shape. The finished design displays different visual characteristics depending on the viewing angle.
Designed by Gabriel Tan for Danish design company Menu.

Aer Vase

Inspired by the form of a laboratory test tube, this sculptural vessel is supported by a slender brass frame.
Named after the French word, "echasse," which means stilts, this vase is the perfect piece for fruit on your kitchen counter or coffee table. The drop-like form is constructed from a smoky colored glass, and frame made from solid brass. Designer Theresa Arns focused on the juxtaposition of these high-quality, natural materials to create this functional yet poetic piece.
Available in three sizes - perfect as a centerpiece or elevating a kitchen countertop.

Echasse Vase

Glass Color

An eye-catching vase, with a bold, asymmetrical design.
Reminiscent of ancient greek vessels, the highlight of this ceramic vase is its asymmetric handles. Available in Signal Black and Silk Gray.
Designed by the Milan-based Studiopepe and produced in Italy by Atipico.

Kora Vase

The F.A. 33 Mirror was originally designed by the legendary designer Gio Ponti in 1933 for that period’s most prominent manufacturer FontanaArte.

With its curved shape and iconic expression, the timeless F.A. 33 Mirror adds a gentle touch of elegance to any interior style. The mirror comes in two different sizes, full length and half length, making it possible to be used in any room as a classic mirror or a striking decorative design element.

Produced by Danish design purveyor and publisher, Gubi.

F.a. 33 Wall Mirror

Wall Mirrors

Designed by Greta Grossman in 1947, the Grasshopper Table Lamp is a true icon of modern design. Inspired by the elongated frame and elegance of its namesake, the Grasshopper lamp is Greta Grossman's most celebrated design. The angled stand and tripod legs create a beautifully sculptural form, eye-catching enough to anchor a room. The lamp's powder-coated steel shade is elongated, and can be adjusted to change the direction of light as needed. Today, the lamp is manufactured in Denmark by Gubi - a Copenhagen-based purveyor of both historic and contemporary design. Certified authentic and produced to Grossman's original specifications.

Grasshopper Floor Lamp

An understated design, perfect for any home office or study. Made from a powder-coated die-cast aluminum frame and a porcelain reflector, Tab's head can be pivoted to provide direct light exactly where needed. Equipped with a switch located on its power cord.

An original design by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, produced in Italy exclusively by FLOS

Tab Led Floor Lamp

The 9464 Wall Lamp, designed in the early 1950’s by Paavo Tynell, is a great example on how the Finnish designer elevated illumination into an art form.

The clean, sculptured brass shade lends an air of elegance with Tynell’s distinctive traits of twin dot perforation pattern combined with notched edges, making the wall lamp appealing in its simplicity. Equally relevant today as when first introduced, the 9464 Wall Lamp fits perfectly into contemporary interiors, adding a sculptural effect to the wall whilst simultaneously creating a relaxed yet very refined indirect lighting.

Produced by Danish design purveyor and publisher, Gubi.

9464 Wall Lamp

In 1950, Jacques Adnet formed a partnership with a famous French fashion house, where he developed a collection of timeless leather-covered furniture and interior accessories.
Known for being an innovative thinker, Adnet was one of the first designers to combine leather with glass. Accordingly, he designed the elegant, distinctive leather mirror with equestrian inspired detailing. Aside from its remarkable leather and burnished brass details, the mirror is available in three sizes (the strap holding the mirror is in direct proportion to its dimension). The timeless Adnet Mirror adds a sculptural value to any hallway, bathroom or living room and the three sizes can be combined to create an outstanding expression.
Produced by Danish design purveyor and publisher, Gubi.

Adnet Rectangulaire Wall Mirror

A ceramic centerpiece bowl, inspired by planetary forms.
Saturn harnesses the raw qualities of the material to create an object that is as beautiful as it is useful. Food safe, the bowl is perfect for fruit. Available in two colors - snow and sand.
Designed by Brooklyn-based studio, Light + Ladder. Produced by a family-run, zero-waste facility in Vermont.

Saturn Centerpiece Bowl

Home Decor

A portable LED lamp, suitable for both the indoors and out. The Carrie LED Lamp was designed to honor "hygge" the Danish idea of creating a warm, and cozy atmosphere. Lightweight and portable with a USB charger, the lamp can be used as a bedside lamp, on an office desk or as an alternative to candles on the dining table. Because it can be charged, it is also great for outdoor summer dining. Available in Black, White, Burned Red, Olive, and Brushed Brass. Designed by Norm Architects and produced by Copenhagen-based studio Menu.

Carrie Led Lamp

MENU launches the Hashira Collection, a modern, Nordic take on the traditional Japanese rice paper lantern.
A fusion of East and West, tradition and modernity, and a perfect balance of aesthetics and proportion and simplicity and character, Hashira is a new collection of floor, table and pendant lamps for modern spaces.
Designed by Norm Architects, the collection takes its cues from visits to traditional Japanese Washi papermakers and its name from the Japanese word for column or pillar. The translucent fabric shade not only acts as a diffuser, projecting the light in multiple directions while creating a cozy, glare-free ambiance, it also adds palpable appeal that enhances the softness of an interior – acoustically as well as tactilely.
“Spreading ambient light in a room, the Hashira Collection makes for purposeful lighting above a dining table, in a reception area or on a table in a hotel bedroom, bringing a sense of understated luxury and purpose to interior spaces.” – Norm Architects
Produced by Danish design publisher, Menu.

Hashira Cluster Pendant Lamp

Pendant Lights

An incredibly clever, multifunctional design.
Riviera has it all. It's a sunbed, a bench and a coffee table. Designed in 1990, this versatile design has become and outdoor classic for its flexibility and easy appearance. The slatted teak construction is adjustable in length and can easily be supplemented by a comfortable cushion. The collection is made from sustainably sourced teak - a heavy, hard and sturdy type of wood. The high content of natural oils makes it highly weather and rot resistant and is therefore a good choice for outdoor furniture.
Designed by Povl B. Eskildsen for Skagerak - a family-owned Scandinavian company with over four decades of experience creating sustainable furniture and home goods.

Riviera Lounge

Outdoor Seating

A watering vessel beautiful enough to display on the sill.

Hadron is a ceramic watering vessel with bold intersecting geometries and negative space, designed to be proudly displayed. Made from ceramic and available in a sand finish.

Designed by Brooklyn-based studio, Light + Ladder. Produced by a family-run, zero-waste facility in Vermont.

Hadron Ceramic Watering Can

An playful, over-sized table lamp, designed by Achille & Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962. Although its name is taken from the Italian word for "silent," this over-sized table lamp is anything but quiet. Despite its size, this lamp produces a wonderfully soft light (perhaps the reason behind the playful name). The light can be controlled by adjusting the concave spun aluminum reflector and hand-blown glass diffuser, which sit atop the extruded aluminum base. The lamp comes with an LED , and with an anodized aluminum, bronzed, or black-painted base.

Available in two sizes.

Originally designed by Achille and Pier Giacomo Castiglioni in 1962, this authentic design is now produced in Italy exclusively by FLOS

Taccia Led Table Lamp

A design inspired by meditative rituals.

Drawing on the smooth but dramatic curves of the vortex, this versatile candlestick holder and incense burner can be used in combination, or as two separate objects. Realized in cast concrete and solid brass.

Designed by Brooklyn-based studio, Light + Ladder. Produced by a family-run, zero-waste facility in Vermont.

Vorta Candle And Incense Holder Set

Candleholders

The distinctive Cobra lighting series, designed by Greta Grossman in the 1950s, is inspired by the shape of a cobra's neck.
The Cobra Floor Lamp is a classic yet unique lamp that can be bent in all directions with its flexible arm. It creates a pleasant reading light or a mood light when directed towards the wall.
Produced by Danish design purveyor and publisher, Gubi.

Cobra Floor Lamp

A graceful shape, punctuated by a delicate concrete base.

This tabletop planter combines simple, organic lines into an objet d'art for the table. Realized in two matte porcelain finishes - snowy white porcelain and stone grey porcelain. The concrete base is a drainage tray.

Designed by Brooklyn-based studio, Light + Ladder. Produced by a family-run, zero-waste facility in Vermont.