Spotlight on Carole Baijings’ first Geiger collection

Interior Design highlights Carole Baijings’ Lijn Collection. Meaning “line” in Dutch, Lijn Chairs and Stools’ attention to detail reflects the essence of Geiger while maintaining its designer’s signature style.

Herman Miller’s Ideas magazine explores building community with Marta gallery 

Herman Miller profiles Los Angeles-based designers Benjamin Critton and Heidi Korsavong of Marta gallery, a creative hub where community becomes the medium and artists and designers explore the unexpected.   

MillerKnoll brands win double Nightingale Awards at HCD 2025 

Two Herman Miller products were recognized with top honors at the Healthcare Design Conference + Expo. The Gemma Recliner, part of the Gemma Seating Family, took Silver in the Seating: Patient category, while Mora System won the Sustainability Award in the Furniture Collections category. Discover more about MillerKnoll at HCD below.

Creating volume with Knoll’s Biboni Sofa  

Knoll collaborated with architects Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee to design the Biboni Sofa, and recently sat down with them to discuss their work, studio, and creative approach. ⁠

FilzFelt debuts a new collection of acoustic wall panels    

Introducing FilzFelt’s new collection of dimensional wall panels from German designer Bernd Benninghoff. The collection adds a bold, sculptural approach to acoustic design, combining form and function in eye-catching, faceted shapes.  

Vogue puts DWR’s Poet Sofa into focus    

Ellison Studios co-founder Leigh McKeown and Elle Decor A-List designer Tiffany Howell team up to design the Poet Sofa. Evoking the curves of 1970s interiors with a wink to the decadent elegance of the ’80s, Poet is a centerpiece for modern life.  

Maharam embarks on new rug collaboration    

Maharam introduces Bower, Compose, and Linger by Dutch industrial designer Edith van Berkel. A process-oriented designer who prioritizes reduced environmental impact, van Berkel honors traditional weaving techniques to create unique rugs using locally sourced and renewable materials.  

Knoll Textiles reissues an archival design    

Altiplano by Sheila Hicks, 1966 returns as one of three archival reissues this fall, celebrating Knoll Textiles’ design legacy. Inspired by Andean weaving techniques, Altiplano uses heathered wool yarns to craft a mid-scale checker in an earthy palette that reflects her original color intent.