Hide away in a high-backed chair by Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu for Keilhauer and indulge in a light series by Patricia Urquiola for Pablo Designs and Haworth in our roundup of top products spotted at NeoCon 2026.
Paolo Lucidi and Luca Pevere for Stylex
product SoftBrick.
standout LucidiPevere introduces a serpentine modular lounge system—with a plinth base and two seat-height options—intended to deliver the comfort of residential seating to workplace, hospitality, and public settings. stylexdesign.com
Lori Roop and Lauren Kidwell of C.F. Stinson
product Softquake and Shape Shifter.
standout The brand design director and senior textile designer unveil two contract-friendly polyesters: a bouclé in Seaqual-certified yarns and a pattern that mixes grids with geometric motifs. cfstinson.com
Markus Jehs and Jürgen Laub for Davis Furniture
product Laken.
standout Three sizes of occasional tables—all with darling spun-steel cone bases—by the Jehs + Laub studio founders nest nicely when grouped but also cut a fine silhouette when situated on their own. davisfurniture.com
Glenn Pushelberg and George Yabu for Keilhauer
product Etta.
standout From the Yabu Pushelberg cofounders and Interior Design Hall of Fame members, the generously proportioned chair supporting privacy and concentration can be fitted with an optional tablet configurable for right- or left-handed use. keilhauer.com
Ryan Smith of LightArt
product Somari.
standout Mid-century paper lanterns inspired these groovy pendant fixtures 3D-printed in the U.S. of PLA bio-resin. See them in person at the Armstrong World Industries showroom and Sandow Design Group’s DesignScene. lightart.com
Monica Armani for Viccarbe
product Manto.
standout The architect’s debut for the brand is a hard-meets-soft lounge featuring an enveloping, cushioned wood shell and fixed, swivel, or hidden-caster base, plus an optional writing table, inviting personalization. viccarbe.com
Hlynur Atlason for Wolf-Gordon
product Twelve by Three.
standout The industrial designer translates Dutch masonry into stylish sound absorption via felted recycled-polyester tiles, the “bricks” vivified by groutlike engravings and bold colorways including Sunset+Admiral. wolfgordon.com
Patricia Urquiola for Pablo Designs and Haworth
product Pantaya.
standout The Hall of Famer’s light series combines lightweight construction, tension, and material efficiency: Tents and athletic wear informed the 3D-knit-to-fit recycled-polyester mesh, stretched over an aluminum chassis. pablodesigns.com, haworth.com
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