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01/06/2026

Light becomes material in Bloom, a collection of table and floor lamps by designer Antoine Jeraj. A translucent textured disc transforms the light source into a soft, prismatic glow, creating an ever-changing atmosphere that shifts with its surroundings.

With Bloom Small and Bloom Tall, Jeraj explores the poetic possibilities of material and light. Minimal in form yet rich in atmosphere, the designs balance sculptural presence with functional illumination.

Designer: Antoine Jeraj
Photos: Emilie Fontaine & Arseni Khamzin

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29/05/2026

Somewhere between a stool and a table. This sculptural sheet metal concept by designer Marc Senar explores geometry, function, and simplicity through one seamless form. The perforated steel body creates visual lightness while doubling as both structure and storage, blurring the line between furniture and object.

Created using , the visualization focused on sharp reflections, clean shadows, and material realism. Instead of manually modeling every perforation, opacity masks were used directly in KeyShot, allowing fast adjustments to the scale and spacing of the pattern while keeping the workflow flexible and efficient. Physical lighting helped emphasize the depth and atmosphere of the metallic surfaces, while subtle grain added extra character to the final renders.

The project also highlights an interesting crossover between digital visualization and physical prototyping. By using displacement maps instead of traditional modeling techniques, textured surfaces can be generated directly through KeyShot and exported as geometry for 3D printing, opening new possibilities for experimenting with materiality in industrial design.

This concept demonstrates how contemporary visualization tools can simplify complex workflows while expanding creative freedom, allowing designers to focus more on experimentation, iteration, and expression.

Designer: Marc Senar

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28/05/2026

A great find by our colleagues : check out this wonderful project

Serbian artist and designer Milica Stanišić transforms discarded paper into sculptural objects through PAPEL, a project exploring the space between art, design, and material innovation. Using a self-developed paper clay technique made from recycled fibres, water, and natural binders, each piece is shaped entirely by hand and retains a raw, tactile texture.

Balancing sustainability with aesthetics, PAPEL extends the life of paper waste through lightweight yet durable forms inspired by wabi-sabi principles. The collections move seamlessly between contemporary interiors, gallery spaces, and architectural installations, proving that circular design can be both expressive and beautiful.

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Designer: Milica Stanišić | PAPEL℗ .rs

26/05/2026

Presented during Milan Design Week, ‘Fragments Becoming’ by Studio Booboon is a collection of handcrafted furniture that gives new life to off-cuts and surplus materials. Through carefully constructed forms, the collection transforms discarded fragments into refined design pieces, including the striking Silhouette Chair, a sculptural cabinet and a minimalist table.

Balancing tradition with modernity, Studio Booboon explores the relationship between materiality and form, creating objects that feel both raw and intentional. Each piece highlights the beauty of craftsmanship while rethinking how materials can be reused in contemporary furniture design.

Designers: Jisu Yun & Richard Bone | Studio Booboon

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22/05/2026

The Oops Lamp by Alberto Essesi turns a familiar mistake into a playful design object. Inspired by the small moments after assembling something and realizing one tiny detail was overlooked, the piece inverts what we expect from a hanging light. This time, it’s not the bulb that glows, but the cord itself.

A simple yet clever twist that instantly makes you smile while questioning the ordinary.

Designer: Alberto Essesi

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21/05/2026

Discovered by our fellow platform , we’d love to show you this remarkable project.

Developed by Italian materials company Mogu, Kana is a range of acoustic wall panels made from around 50% h**p fibres and 50% biodegradable binder. Designed for interior applications, the panels combine acoustic performance with a biobased material composition.

The use of h**p gives the panels a natural surface texture with a soft and irregular appearance. H**p is a fast-growing crop that requires relatively little water and no pesticides, while also absorbing carbon during cultivation. The material is sourced within Europe and forms the basis of Kana’s biodegradable composition.

Kana panels are designed to improve interior acoustics and can be used in offices, hospitality spaces, and residential environments. In addition to sound absorption, the panels also provide thermal insulation and are VOC-free, supporting indoor air quality.

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20/05/2026

Spanish maker Alberto Rodriguez transforms a reclaimed tree branch into a minimalist wall lamp, proving that even the simplest natural materials can become striking functional design. The soft backlight gives the raw wood an almost floating appearance, somewhere between a sculpture and a lighting object.

A beautiful example of upcycling, craftsmanship, and atmospheric interior design in a single piece.

Designer: Alberto Rodriguez | Alber Maker

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19/05/2026

Dutch designer Primo Arets carved a completely freestyle wood pattern into this cabinet by chiselling away the top layer by hand. The result is a hypnotic texture that almost feels digitally generated.

The contrasting green handle, salvaged from an old chemistry lab, adds an unexpected industrial accent to the warm wooden surface. A beautiful balance between craft, material experimentation and found objects.

Designer: Primo Arets .arets
Photos: Paolo De Nora

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