Catch Chair JH1In the 1980s, Jaime Hayon was interested in skating and graffiti culture, which had an impact on the playful, detailed, colorful and humorous elements in his design style. Catch, Hayons first contribution to &traditions collection, is a chair that welcomes you with open arms. Its armrests extend from the shell like literal limbs, ready to embrace you as you sit down. In addition to being a witty personification, it is also an eye catching piece of

its purity of form is proof that simple is sophisticated

lenses from very old lamps

Reduced to the essentials – a light bulb and a pivoting wall mount – the long swing arm wall light is made of powder-coated tubular steel with a beechwood handle

Several of these satellite cavities are deep enough to hold earth and succulent or cacti plantings

joins this traditionally square element with the usually circular shaft of the column

So it blends into a space without taking up too much space

Composed of plump layers and high density foam

Hades tricked her into eating a pomegranate seed

including an opaque milk glass diffuser that houses either a low-voltage xenon or LED lamp

or a combination of both

It is therefore quite difficult

Jonah Takagi and Hallgeir Homstvedt have created a sense of completeness in their recent collaboration with Roll & Hill