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, we share this week’s highlights from SKUPA, interior designer Fiona Lynch’s collaboration with Waverley Mills, Pierre Augustin Rose, Lee Broom, Vipp, Sahco and Escultura.
SKUPA Introduces Colour Study 26
SKUPA invites designers into its Alexandria showroom to engage with Colour Study 26— an initiative exploring how a new colour can strengthen the long-term behaviour of the collection, not refresh it. Visit the showroom to engage with the brief and furniture pieces.
Bengt Thornefors Shapes Sahco’s 2026 Collection
Titled Linger, the collection examines Sahco’s core language through yarns, textures and colour, moving from surface to structure and illusion to reality.
Pierre Augustin Rose Presents the Galileo Collection
Fluid curves and a woven wood backrest define the collection, alongside the debut of Cambon, the studio’s first proprietary fabric developed in a wool-linen blend.
Inside Lee Broom’s Mexico City Art Week Installation
Presented as a creative residency inside a historic house, The Resident by Lee Broom transforms Diez Company’s showroom into a sculptural landscape of light.
Fiona Lynch x Waverley Mills Introduce Desert Field
Inspired by the designer walking the Larapinta Trail, the Desert Field collection translates desert light and colour into a series of woven throws crafted from superfine Tasmanian merino.
Vipp Opens a Guesthouse in the Austrian Alps
Adapted from an 1836 Montafonerhaus in the village of Vandans, the three-storey guest house becomes a bookable destination shaped by Alpine vernacular, family history and contemporary intervention.
Escultura Introduces a New Sculptural Furniture Collection
Female-founded and Melbourne-based, the made-to-order release by Escultura pairs sculptural, sustainable forms with seven new core colours and full custom colour capability.