Immersive Decor by Women & Non-Binary Designers

Made from certified solid wood with a satin finish, the Jambú wall clock exhibits Mid Century Modern sophistication. The translucent blue acrylic hands beckon observers to join the movement of the present time, each piece signed, dated, and numbered for a touch of individuality.

Capturing the spirit of ancient Roman doorbells, Federica Paglia’s ceramic, soft minimalist Intro vase features an impression of a lion’s face, symbolizing protection and belonging.

Ia Kutateladze’s ‘Slide’ vase explores the fusion of individual forms, creating a dynamic interplay of positive and negative spaces. Crafted from stoneware, it carries an enigmatic blend of brutalist and sculptural design elements.

Lou van ‘t Riet’s “Triptych Montréal” is an evocative and absorbing experience, allowing dynamic configurations by opening or closing its sides. The geometric sculpture brings to mind a unique interpretation of minimalist art deco.

Crafted by Umaguma Studio, “Sea of Reflective Consciousness” rug offers a tactile meditation on unity. This maximalist, conceptual piece embodies the convergence of separate entities into a singular, dynamic whole, radiating an aura that mirrors the ever-changing energies and rhythms of existence.

Buşra Tunç’s Life Cabin Vase is an eye-catching fusion of neo-industrial and radical minimalism, drawing inspiration from building load-bearing systems. As living architectural statements, these vases seamlessly integrate plants, embodying a contemporary take on biophilic design principles.

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YANKATU’s eclectic yet elegant Caminho da Alma hanging wood and paper luminaire is a conceptually designed sculpture with delicately cut paper allowing light to flow like a gentle breeze.

Lyk Carpet’s Massimiliano pouf is a vibrant fusion of Bauhaus and traditional influences. Featuring shades of beige, blue, and orange, complemented by a bold red fringe, this eclectic ottoman transforms wool into a playful yet bold sculptural accent for eclectic spaces.

Melissa Mariller’s expertise lies in the artful experimentation of function within design. This Aluminum Flower Pot Cover, inspired by motifs from local traditional furniture, cleverly intertwines functional and radical design while giving a playful nod to regional heritage.

Living Cult Studio’s Baggage Claim-M is a whimsical round mirror with a colored MDF wood frame and vibrant mirror slices. Drawing inspiration from the mesmerizing loop of a baggage carousel, this playful creation effortlessly incorporates whimsy and Barbiecore elements into its design.

Kelsey Floyd’s Hand-thrown Curvy Chain Ceramic Vase is a rustic, boho-chic gem. From hand-throwing to kiln firing, each step imparts a unique character. Sealed handcrafted chains add a touch of sophistication to this distinct piece.

Julie Siewak’s Rainbow X mirror is a whimsical, Space Age delight. The wood-framed mirror features custom-designed handles shaped like “waves” for versatile hanging. This design offers a color-changing reflection, showcasing bold, coastal hues from pink to orange to fresh green depending on the viewing angle.

Caroline Zimbalist’s XL Berry is a vibrant biomaterial sculpture, ablaze with fuchsia, yellows, greens, reds, and oranges. Resembling a lively, burning flame, this maximalist creation exudes incredible dynamism, capturing the essence of movement and energy in a riot of bold hues.

Anne Nowak’s “Hazy Horizon Red” is a transportive creation on aluminum silk screen frames, intricately spray-painted with acrylic paint. Resembling a deep red to yellow summer sunset, it offers an immersive, conceptual experience with a subtle touch of Art Deco luxe.