Ground furniture

The design of Cora tables is as timeless as can be. Inspired by scenes like dappled shade or stacked river rocks, Cora translates nature’s essential beauty into stylized modern form, a natural complement for any outdoor space.

Empty spaces mean endless possibilities. When designers are faced with an empty room, the inevitable question emerges: “How do I give this space a life?” The Compound Collection is the groundbreaking series of luxury benches that takes creative freedom to a whole new level.

Working at YD has only amplified this attraction and it is product designs like these that certify my belief that furniture, designed with love and attention to detail, is a form of art. Scroll through our curated collection and we are sure, you will also become a connoisseur of fine furniture, and will willingly stay away from IKEA the next time you need something well-designed. READ & VIEW MORE NOW!

mini golf sofa?

The Jersey bench is a modular guerrilla urban furniture designed to break the common aesthetics and usage of the generic concrete barriers so-called “jersey barriers" that exist all over the world. It is also made for improving social interactions and occ...

Panchine creative!

Step into the realm of sustainable seating. Our recycled plastic benches and seats transform ordinary waste into extraordinary wonders.

'pipe dreams' by douglas & company utilizes leftover material to unveil a new collection of furniture including a daybed, bench, and stool.

We provide public space products such as modular seating and lighting solutions for public space interiors, adding placemaking values

Aichi Medical University Hospital ｜ STGK Inc. | Landscape Design – Creating a living human-scape

Rather than a statement piece, sofa designs have become a piece of comfort. Many of us (consider me guilty too) have surely ended up eating, sleeping, crashing and basically just living out on our sofa. But the designs we have collected here will ensure you treat your sofa as the beautiful and central part to

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Fernando Laposse is a Mexican designer with a degree in product design from Central St. Martins. His practice is material driven and focuses on transforming humble natural fibers such as corn husks, sisal, or loofah into design pieces and new architectural materials.