<n>Karimoku Case Study</n> furniture at <n>New Mags</n> for <n>3daysofdesign</n> 2023, curated by <n>Norm Architects</n>.

<n>The Ryokan</n>, a digital rendering by artist <n>Charlotte Taylor</n>.

Ingo Maurer: Max. Mover

The “Ultra-light” <n>CH-03-HB</n> chair prototype and <n>T-03</n> object by designer <n>christian borger</n>, 2022.

The <n>Robinson-Nicolais House</n> (1990) by architect <n>Robert Nicolais</n>, who also crafted the furniture.

Ingo Maurer: YaYaHo Element 5

Model iterations for the "Farmhouse" project by <n>THI DENCKER ARKITEKTER</n>.

The <n>Elma Horizontal Pendant Lamp</n> by <n>Aromas</n>.

The <n>YaYaHo Light System</n>, designed by <n>Ingo Maurer</n> in 1984. Photo by <n>Tom Vack</n>.

Interior of <n>The Nak House</n> in Victoria, Australia, by <n>Wolveridge Architects</n>. Photo by <n>Derek Swalwell</n>.

The library of the <n>Merz House</n> in Brooklyn Heights, renovated by <n>Starling Architecture</n>. Photo by <n>Adrian Gaut</n>.

A chair designed by <n>Spencer Daly</n> for his studio, <n>Apartment 1007</n>.

The <n>YaYaHo</n> low-voltage lighting system, designed by <n>Ingo Maurer</n> in 1984.

A prototype of the <n>“Ultra-light” ™ DT-01 Drafting Table</n> by designer <n>christian borger</n>.

A model of the <n>nanimarquina</n> stand for <n>Salone del Mobile</n> 2024. Photo by <n>Salva López</n>.