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Marc Newson Designs Colour-Swept Set for Fendi SS26

For his first runway collaboration, Marc Newson translates a Fendi floral into a pixelated landscape of 101 hues. Conceived as a “navigable plane of colour,” the undulating terrain merges craft, tactility and spectacle—celebrating Fendi’s centenary with immersive impact.

Tekla Launches First Candle Collection with Ceramicist Sara Flynn

Tekla expands into scent with a trio of sculptural candles housed in hand-shaped vessels by Irish ceramicist Sara Flynn. Each form nods to textile folds, while three evocative fragrances—Vasta, Kōdō and Flore—capture memory, place and atmosphere.

Each week, we highlight a selection of global design headlines, from standout projects to innovative product launches and industry moments. Celebrating craftsmanship, creativity, and contemporary design, this week’s highlights include new releases and must-visits from Marc Newson for Fendi SS26, Tekla, 6:AM for Bottega Veneta, The Future Perfect’s first Miami gallery, and Galerie MCDE.

6:AM Crafts Murano Glass Stools for Bottega Veneta’s SS26 Debut

Ten jewel-toned stools by Milan’s 6:AM studio lined Louise Trotter’s first Bottega Veneta runway—hand-blown in Murano using CNC-carved cast-iron moulds, balancing age-old tradition with sculptural precision.

Biehler Graveleine Reinterpret Pierre Chareau for Galerie MCDE

Debuting during Paris Design Week, the En Résonance collection sees Marc-Antoine Biehler and Amaury Graveleine pay tribute to Chareau’s legacy with a modular walnut table and alabaster lights—a poetic update on the architect’s material vocabulary and formal rhythm.

The Future Perfect Opens Villa Paula in Miami

The Future Perfect launches its first Miami gallery inside Villa Paula—a 1920s Cuban consulate turned cultural landmark in Little Haiti. Preserving its Neoclassical bones, the new space showcases works by Lindsey Adelman, Faye Toogood, Chris Wolston, and more.

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