Furniture
The Swedish designer traces the origins of his “dream collab” with Disney, from childhood Christmases to a visit to Disneyland Paris.
What began as a search for furniture for his Tokyo house became Oto no Kagu, a collaboration with Karimoku Furniture that reworks the design logic of his OJAS speakers as seating, shelving and acoustic screens.
Part furniture, part sculpture, the 12-inch stool stacks into a totem when it isn’t being used as a seat.
The designer’s candy-colored world takes over the Museum für Gestaltung in Zurich.
The latest iteration contrasts natural wood grain with an industrial black frame while preserving its original silhouette.
Titled “Oyado MAS” moves beyond a standard product showcase to explore comfort through furniture, lighting, textiles and everyday objects.
The new collection expands the 1961 credenza language into shelving, bar cabinets and tables designed for contemporary interiors.
Originally developed for the luxury house’s Summer 2026 show, the modular cube now evolves into a standalone collection.
We took over the brand’s “record store”, designed in collaboration with Symbol Audio.
Three limited editions combine graphic upholstery with gold-toned steel frames and Napoleon III-inspired detailing.
Featuring asymmetric flower-shaped rugs and bold runway plaids, the capsule translates Hillary Taymour’s expressive aesthetic into unconventional room centerpieces.
Complete with a vinyl collection, coffee shop, and DJ sets.
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