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06/01/2026

Born from a deep love for flowers and form, Flora is a poetic exploration of how objects can shape our relationship with nature at home. Starting from the essence of the object itself, the piece unfolds as an intimate way to display flowers, inviting a quieter, more personal interaction.

Transparency and layered surfaces play together, creating delicate silhouettes that shift with light and perspective. Flora brings aluminum, stone, and glass into a refined balance where structure meets softness.

Designer: Regina Orizaga

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Last year, you showed a clear appreciation for pendant lamps that challenge conventions in material, process, and percep...
05/01/2026

Last year, you showed a clear appreciation for pendant lamps that challenge conventions in material, process, and perception. The past 10 days we shared several roundups across different categories. We’re closing with the 3 most viewed pendant lamps featured on Megosu in 2025.

1️⃣ Kawa Series Light 04 by Luft Tanaka | video .design
Porcelain is poured into stitched leather molds, preserving every fold and seam before firing—resulting in a delicate pendant that plays with softness, strength, and illusion.

2️⃣ Fluid Dynamics by Théophile Blandet | video
Using repurposed syringes to control light, this experimental pendant transforms illumination into a fluid, tactile experience—blurring the line between function and ritual.

3️⃣ Cive Pliée by Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert | JMW Studio
Folded glass forms embrace a glowing core, capturing a fleeting moment where motion, gravity, and stillness converge into a luminous sculpture.

From experimental processes to refined craftsmanship, these pendant lamps reflect the diversity and depth of contemporary lighting design.

✨ Thank you for continuing to explore inspiring design with us in 2026. Join as we keep giving stage to the most refreshing designers.

Last year we had the pleasure of showcasing some of the most striking and imaginative stool designs from around the worl...
02/01/2026

Last year we had the pleasure of showcasing some of the most striking and imaginative stool designs from around the world. Here’s a final roundup of the 3 most viewed stools on our channel of 2025 — pieces that truly captured your attention and ours:

1️⃣ Tabouret by Rosana Escobar for Hermès Petit H
Blending traditional craftsmanship with playful expression, this sculptural stool features braided horsehair and leather legs inspired by painterly brushes — functional, poetic, and full of character.

2️⃣ Terna Stool by Joe Slatter
A refined exploration of simplicity. With its circular beech seat, minimal components, and effortless portability, the Terna Stool rethinks everyday utility through thoughtful design.

3️⃣ Elements Stool by ORYUELEMENTS
A celebration of contrast and material experimentation. Crafted from ash wood with expressive finishes, the Elements Stool brings balance, texture, and quiet strength to contemporary spaces.

Which one is your favorite?

✨ Thank you for being part of Megosu in 2025 as we continue to celebrate outstanding design, craftsmanship, and material innovation from the most refreshing designers worldwide.

Happy New Year from all of us at Megosu! 🎉 Last year, we highlighted creative furniture designs that push boundaries thr...
01/01/2026

Happy New Year from all of us at Megosu! 🎉 Last year, we highlighted creative furniture designs that push boundaries through concept, craftsmanship, and storytelling. Let’s take a look at our 3 most viewed pieces of 2025:

1️⃣ KETT Shelving System by Michael Hilgers for Purstahl
An architectural storage solution designed to activate unused corners. With powder-coated steel mounts and lightweight aluminum shelves, KETT blends precision engineering with clean, modern living.

2️⃣ “Thank You” Bench by Damien Hoar de Galvan
A sculptural bench that doubles as a bookcase, built from reclaimed wood and filled with personal references. Carrying 51 books, this piece transforms gratitude into a place to pause, reflect, and sit.

3️⃣ Dog Hut Bed by Liam de la Bedoyere
A thoughtful reimagining of shared living. This wooden bed frame integrates a dedicated space for a dog without sacrificing comfort or Scandinavian minimalism — a clever balance of function and warmth.

Which one is your favorite?

✨ Thank you for being part of Megosu in 2025 as we continue to showcase the most refreshing designers and their ideas. Here’s to another year of inspiring creativity.

As we look back on the past year, we are excited to highlight a selection of the most viewed products we featured in 202...
31/12/2025

As we look back on the past year, we are excited to highlight a selection of the most viewed products we featured in 2025. These designs stood out for their innovation, playfulness, and thoughtful approach to everyday objects. Here are the 3 standout creations that captured the most attention:

1️⃣ POINT by Noé Chouraqui
A 3D-printed tennis ball made from eco-friendly materials, designed to match the bounce and durability of conventional balls while being fully recyclable. A powerful example of how performance and sustainability can go hand in hand.

2️⃣ Savings Ball by Ermin Alic | Dilema
More than a money box, this playful object explores balance and interaction. As coins are added, it shifts and tips—inviting touch, play, and reflection, while blurring the line between function and design.

3️⃣ Aurelia Plate by Superset Design
Inspired by the glowing beauty of a jellyfish, this sculptural plate transforms everyday tableware into a fluid, artistic experience. Its refined curves and meticulous craftsmanship elevate even the simplest moments.

Which one is your favorite?

✨ Thank you for being part of our journey in 2025 as we continue to give stage to the most refreshing designers and inspiring objects. Here’s to another year of remarkable design.

In 2025 we featured a wide range of inspiring chair designs by designers from around the world. These were the 3 chairs ...
30/12/2025

In 2025 we featured a wide range of inspiring chair designs by designers from around the world. These were the 3 chairs you engaged with the most:

1️⃣ Bivalvia Chair by Jan Barič
Inspired by the organic structure of seashells, the Bivalvia Chair combines European walnut and aluminum into a timeless yet contemporary design. It balances natural beauty with refined craftsmanship.

2️⃣ Carousel Chair by Alessandro Pagura
A modular, DIY-inspired chair designed for easy assembly and disassembly. Made from standard plywood and off-the-shelf hardware, the Carousel Chair celebrates accessibility, simplicity, and open design thinking.

3️⃣ Tekron Chair by Jake Lee | Acasso
An experimental folding chair that rethinks movement and mechanics. With its fluid strap-driven motion and industrial aluminum construction, Tekron turns a functional object into a bold visual statement.

Which one is your favorite?

✨ Thank you for being part of Megosu in 2025 as we continue to showcase bold ideas, thoughtful design, and the work of inspiring designers worldwide.

Let’s take a moment to look back at the 3 most viewed wall lamps we’ve shared this year. Each of these pieces stood out ...
29/12/2025

Let’s take a moment to look back at the 3 most viewed wall lamps we’ve shared this year. Each of these pieces stood out for its material story, design vision, and the way it reshapes the relationship between light and space. Here’s our recap:

1️⃣ UU Tiles Wall lamp by Unknown Untitled
Part of the UU Tiles project, this lamp seamlessly integrates into tiled surfaces, blurring the line between architecture and product design. Functional, minimal, and quietly architectural.

2️⃣ Libra Wall lamp by Pedro Ávila
A poetic exploration of contrast, Libra brings together materials that seem to oppose each other—metal and fabric, industrial precision and human softness—resulting in a beautifully balanced wall light.

3️⃣ Eaves lamp by atelier axo
Presented during a 'Reishi in the Nordic Light' exhibition, this wall lamp pairs metal with Reishi, a leather-like biomaterial grown from mycelium. A striking example of how sustainable innovation and contemporary design can coexist with warmth and tactility.

Which one is your favourite?

✨ Thank you for joining us in 2025 as we continue to celebrate the finest in design and craftsmanship from the most refreshing designers. Here’s to another year of inspiring creativity!

This year, we had the pleasure of showcasing some truly standout pieces in glass design. Designs that captured attention...
26/12/2025

This year, we had the pleasure of showcasing some truly standout pieces in glass design. Designs that captured attention, sparked emotion, and celebrated material innovation. Here’s a look back at our 3 most-viewed glass items of 2025:

1️⃣ Chá Pot by MAHŌ Sensory
A refined exploration of tea ritual through colour-blocked borosilicate glass. Elegant, modern, and thoughtfully crafted, the Chá Pot transforms tea making into a sensory experience.

2️⃣ GRINN Glass by Sarunphon Boonto | MOOQUE
A playful yet poetic glass that reveals a subtle smile when water touches the table. Mouth-blown and beautifully imperfect, GRINN turns an everyday sip into a moment of quiet joy.

3️⃣ Murano Glass Cubes by 6:AM
Presented during Bottega Veneta’s Summer 2026 show in Milan, these sculptural glass cubes blur the line between furniture and art. Hand-blown in Murano hues, they capture light, rhythm, and the spirit of contemporary craftsmanship.

Which one is your favorite piece?

✨ Thank you for being part of our journey in 2025 as we continue to celebrate material-driven design and the most refreshing designers worldwide.

Merry Christmas from all of us at Megosu! 🎄This year has been all about extraordinary designs that blend craftsmanship, ...
25/12/2025

Merry Christmas from all of us at Megosu! 🎄This year has been all about extraordinary designs that blend craftsmanship, functionality, and storytelling. We’re thrilled to showcase the 3 most viewed storage pieces on the Megosu channel in 2025:

1️⃣ Bow Tie drawer cabinet by Alvilde Holm
A bold response to a creative challenge: designing something using only a workshop press. With its sculptural, press-formed handle, it turns force into form and storage into a statement.

2️⃣ Tool Boxes by Line Depping
Classic toolboxes transformed into elegant home storage. Smooth-sliding drawers, a refined metal frame, and warm wood options make everyday organisation feel timeless and tactile.

3️⃣ The JAMES valet stand by Johannes Budde
Inspired by that familiar chair-in-the-bedroom moment, reimagined as a minimalist wardrobe storage solution. A single steel tube, thoughtfully shaped to keep daily essentials organised—without sacrificing style.

Each piece proves storing items can be more than practical—it can be sculptural, considered, and full of character. Which one is your favorite?

✨ Thank you for joining us in 2025 as we continue to celebrate the finest in design and craftsmanship from the most refreshing designers. Here’s to another year of inspiring creativity!

We’re celebrating the creativity, craftsmanship, and bold experimentation showcased in these standout armchairs we poste...
24/12/2025

We’re celebrating the creativity, craftsmanship, and bold experimentation showcased in these standout armchairs we posted in 2025. Each piece brings its own perspective—from metal artistry to material innovation and refined detail. Here are our 3 most-viewed armchairs of 2025:

1️⃣ The Tube Chair by Tim Teven / Tim Teven Studio
A striking exploration of metal’s potential—pushed, bent, and formed through precise yet expressive gestures. The result is a chair that balances mechanical control with handmade character, turning raw material into an elegant statement of process and creativity.

2️⃣ The Belt Chair by Hayo Gebauer
A refined piece that pairs simplicity with distinct detail—smooth beechwood framing meets raw aluminum armrests, shaped like flowing belts. Warmth and industrial edge come together in a design that feels both inviting and unmistakably unique.

3️⃣ The SHRINX easy chair by Boris Berlin (in collaboration with +Halle A/S and Krall+Roth productions)
A bold rethink of upholstered seating: by eliminating PU foam entirely, this chair challenges an industry standard and offers a radical, comfort-forward alternative—proving innovation and sustainability can sit beautifully together.

Which one would you love to see in your space?

✨ Thank you for being part of our journey in 2025 as we continue to spotlight the most refreshing designers. Here’s to more inspiring design ahead.

In 2025, we’ve had the pleasure of sharing some truly captivating cabinet designs on Megosu. Each piece stands out throu...
23/12/2025

In 2025, we’ve had the pleasure of sharing some truly captivating cabinet designs on Megosu. Each piece stands out through its craftsmanship, experimentation, and distinctive approach to form and function. Here’s a recap of the 3 most viewed cabinets we showcased this year:

1️⃣ Geometric cabinet by Laurenz Rimkus , in collaboration with Günther Lang
A striking exploration of geometry and mechanical precision. Featuring countless oak veneer triangles and a custom-engineered opening mechanism, this cabinet transforms functional storage into an intricate work of art.

2️⃣ Hasselbacken 1 cabinet by Simon Lindberg .lindbeeej
This mesmerizing wall-mounted cabinet features kinetic “Wave” doors made from walnut veneer. Inspired by kinetic art, the piece creates a flowing visual rhythm as light interacts with the moving wooden elements, resulting in an almost living surface.

3️⃣ The Weaver cabinet by Elliat Rich .rich for DesignByThem
A sculptural cabinet that blends storytelling, tactility, and colour. Crafted with solid oak shelves, aluminium handles, and hand-dyed nylon fringe, The Weaver challenges conventional furniture design through rich material contrast and expressive detailing.

Which cabinet left the strongest impression on you?

✨ Thank you for following along in 2025 as we continue to spotlight the most refreshing designers and their exceptional work.

22/12/2025

As 2025 comes to a close, we’re taking a moment to reflect on some of the incredible designs we’ve had the pleasure of featuring this year. Starting with: Upright Lamps. And not just any selection—these are the 3 most viewed upright lamps on our channel in 2025. These designs highlight the perfect harmony between innovation, craftsmanship, and artistic expression. Here’s our selection:

1️⃣ Flare by STUDIO DOUZE DEGRÉS .douzedegres
Inspired by maritime lighthouses, Flare turns a simple flame into a captivating luminous signal. Crafted from anodized aluminum with a precisely machined optical lens, it plays with perception and reflection—transforming into a focused, mysterious glow by night.

2️⃣ Tangent by RELVÅOKELLERMANN
Imagine light ignited by the gentlest touch—a magnetic sphere meeting oxidized steel to complete the circuit and bring the filament to life. Tangent reduces the lamp to its essential elements, turning switching on into a quiet, intentional interaction.

3️⃣ Reset Horizon by George C | Design by Joffey
Made from a single bent sheet of acrylic, this striking minimal lamp doubles as structure and lampshade. Its gentle gradient mimics fading sunset hues, creating a glowing sculptural presence that brings poetic warmth to any space.

Which one is your favorite?

✨ Thank you for joining us in 2025 as we continue to celebrate the finest in design and craftsmanship from the most refreshing designers. Here’s to another year of inspiring creativity!

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