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Page through our gallery of collectible objects by artists and designers from Portugal to Peru to Portland, Oregon.

  • A man with curly hair and a beard sits at a cluttered desk in a studio, surrounded by art supplies and framed artworks on the wall behind him.
    Photography by Chris Grunder. Courtesy Gallery FUMI.
  • A person standing next to a large, glossy green spherical sculpture with a textured surface, in a minimalist indoor setting.

Metamorphic 03 sculpture of salvaged redwood coated in automotive paint by San Francisco artist/woodworker Jesse Schlesinger at Gallery FUMI and Galerie56’s “Materials of Joy: FUMI in New York.” jesseschlesinger.com, galleryfumi.com, galerie56.com

  • A person with short hair and earrings sits cross-legged on a windowsill, wearing an oversized blazer and jeans. The image is in black and white.
    Photography courtesy of Todd Merrill Studio.
  • Abstract wall sculpture featuring overlapping shapes in pink, gray, and neon green with glossy black circular accents, mounted on a white wall.
  • A rectangular mirror with an abstract silver frame featuring green and teal organic shapes and black circular accents on a white background.
  • Abstract wall sculpture with textured glass shapes in brown, gray, and neon green, featuring several round glass accents, mounted on a white background.

Flora wall sconces and Carpo mirror made of layered, baked Venetian glass and colored-glass balls with wood frames by Greek-born, New York–based designer Kiki Goti through Todd Merrill Studio. kikigoti.com, toddmerrillstudio.com

  • A man with curly hair and a beard, wearing a black t-shirt and jeans, sits outdoors on a slope, looking thoughtfully into the distance.
    Photography by Roxana Badillo.
  • Four ceramic vessels with unique, abstract shapes are arranged on a textured surface of reddish-brown soil, casting distinct shadows.
  • A person with long hair, draped in a white cloth, lies curled on red earth while holding a green ceramic vessel, looking directly at the camera.

Peruvian architect Domingo Seminario De Col’s Vicús resin objects based on ancient Peruvian clay whistling vessels by Barón & Vicario through K’ab Juun. baronyvicario.com/us, kabjuun.com

  • A woman with curly hair wearing a sleeveless top stares intently forward. The image is in black and white with a dark background.
    Photography by Matthew Gordon.
  • Two abstract glass sculptures with rounded shapes, featuring swirls of white, yellow, and orange, are displayed against a blue background.

Andi Kovel’s handblown glass Eclipse lamps in indigo and bronze by Esque Studio in Portland, Oregon. esque-studio.com

  • A woman in a black and white striped shirt sits on one of four beige, sculptural stools, facing away from the camera.
    The Olivia Cognet’s Bestiaire stools. Photography by Eleonora Paciullo.
  • A woman in an apron pushes a cart loaded with large unglazed ceramic pieces into a kiln room.
    Photography by Eleonora Paciullo.
  • Four sculptural, beige stools with organic, asymmetrical shapes are arranged in a row on a neutral background.

Bestiaire stools of raw stoneware by artist Olivia Cognet, based in Vallauris, France. oliviacognet.com

  • Textured wall sculpture composed of abstract, organic shapes in beige tones, assembled in an undulating, layered arrangement against a light background.
  • A person in denim overalls kneels while sculpting or painting geometric shapes on a large, textured white wall.

Cycle of Life mural sculpted of concrete and plaster with a hand-painted finish by Belgian-born, L.A.-based artist Katrien Van Der Schueren. katrienvanderschueren.com

  • Black and white photo of a man in a white shirt with a short beard, looking to the left, with sunlight visible behind his head.
  • A textured, abstract rug with red, green, blue, pink, and brown patches hangs outdoors on a metal frame in a desert setting under a partly cloudy sky.

Cameroonian-born, U.K.-based algorithmic artist Fingacode’s Patches Tapestry #1 made of wool using centuriesold Moroccan craft traditions by TRAME. trameparis.com

One-of-a-kind Atol Lavascape table in recycled brass, tree resin, and fragments of marble and onyx by Rafael Freyre, the founder of RF Studio in Lima, Peru. rfstudioperu.com

  • A man with dark hair and a mustache sits on a wooden stool indoors, wearing a dark jacket and pants, with geometric metal tables nearby. The background is dimly lit.
  • A person in black walks past angular, sculptural metal furniture pieces in a white, minimalist room.

Lusitana metal furniture adorned with scarification and tattoo-inspired welded markings by André Teoman Studio, based in Viana do Castelo, Portugal. andreteoman.com

  • A woman with long dark hair stands in front of a brick wall, wearing a dark button-up shirt and jeans. A display with crystals appears on the left side.
    Photography by Joe Kramm.
  • A modern chandelier with intersecting wooden beams and multiple soft glowing lights, suspended against a dark background.

Andromeda chandelier in quartz-white cast glass with machined aluminum structure clad in Patagonia green quartzite veneer by New York’s Lindsey Adelman Studio. lindseyadelman.com

  • A man sits on a rounded stone-like seat in a room with abstract sculptures and textured objects, looking at the camera.
    Photography by Ximena Morfín and Teresa Castillo, Courtesy of Sten Studio.
  • Colorful, abstract stone and marble sculptures and furniture are arranged on a green carpet in a gallery space with plain beige walls.

Lithic Bloom floor lamps, sculptures, table, chair, and stool made of stones including calcite, lava stone, fluorite, red travertine, sky blue marble, and pineapple, red, green, and pink onyxes by Jose Schnaider of Mexico City’s Sten Studio. stenstudio.com

  • Two people work with textiles in an industrial studio, surrounded by hanging fabric, tools, and spools of thread on the floor.
    Photography by Alexander Popelier.
  • A colorful, abstract textile artwork with dense, intricate embroidery on top and long, white yarn strands hanging loosely from the bottom.

Memory of Forgetfulness tapestry woven and embroidered of linen, bio cotton, Elirex, Polymer, nonwoven, paper, Recy-Ester, multifilament rPET, and recycled wool by Justine de Moriamé and Erika Schillebeeckx of Belgium’s KRJST Studio through AM Collective. krjststudio.com, am-collective.co

  • A person wearing a beanie, turtleneck, and loose pants stands next to a wooden table against a textured, earth-toned background.
    Photography by Tomas Carl Allen
  • Two abstract, irregularly shaped wooden tables with painted edges are positioned on a sandy surface.

Cloudy Impromptu coffee tables with gradient-lacquer edges by Czech Republic designer Jiri Krejcirik and Dutch manufacturer Kluskens. jirikrejcirik.com, kluskens.nl

A man in a white suit stands behind a large abstract black sculpture, partially obscuring his face and body, against a plain white background.
Photography by Natelee Cocks.

Kameh 0.6 charred-wood chair, inspired by desert rose mineral formations, by Dubai-based artist Kameh. kameh.space



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