The textured woolen boucle fabric gets inspiration from movie icon Marilyn Monroe and includes a tactile pre-worn bobbled effect that is reminiscent of fabrics found on upholstery and apparel from the 50s era. More>>

The offering is a three-seater sofa with a cantilevered base. It has a quilted upholstered seat set into a curved bentwood shell and topped with a structured headrest with removable fabric cover. More>>

Each collection includes a fixed shower head, various bathroom faucet models, pressure balance valves with trim and tub spouts. The shower heads each include Speakman's patented Anystream technology.More>>

In 1885, Hermann Ebbinghaus presented research which is now known as the Forgetting Curve. Initially using himself as a subject, he tried to learn a series of nonsensical syllables in an effort to determine how long he retained this knowledge.More>>

The lighting offering was designed by Naoto Fukasawa. Verto's appearance comes in a trio of wet-painted finishes: white, black or aluminum color. More>>

Made of 100 percent recyclable and reused materials, the pots make use of scrap wood, using the slab timber (rounded log pieces) shaved off at mills; as well as bent metal pieces.More>>

The collection of drapery fabric was designed by Suzanne Tick. It comes in six color combinations, including the navy Aqua Farm, and it comes in bolts that are 118 inches wide. More>>

Inspired by the gondola and its rocking movement, Rovero's Rock garden chair was designed for exterior use. More>>

The collection includes: an armchair, shelving units, occasional tables, side chairs, tables and a floor lamp. The collection also includes a cube-shaped storage with cubbies for holding toys and horizontal shelves punctuated by colorful rectangles that act as spacers between the shelves.More>>

The tiles have geometric patterns that help to radiate more heat. The three-dimensional pattern increases the surface area of the tiles so that they lose heat faster and in turn warm the room more effectively. More>>