Its name invokes the iconic toy best played in a park, but this light is seriously smart. Offering three types of illumination—diffused, direct, and reflected—the FRISBI doubles down designed Achille Castiglioni’s ability to play with the power of illusion. Three barely-there, fine steel cables suspend the opal acrylic diffuser, making it appear as it if it is floating. A black metal stem and wire mesh basket assembly secure the reflector to its 16″ power cord.

Has type II characteristics
ASTM E 84 Adhered Class A
40 hours
Hanging Method: Straight hang, straight across match
In accordance with the following ACT performance guidelines: lighfastness, flammability, wet and dry crocking

From designer Patty Madden, Bisect marries the delicate sheen of a metallic with a subtle graphic emboss. When installed on the wall, Bisect evokes a woven texture

Forcina translates into English as “hairpin.” The most common hairpin today is the bobby pin, an industrially produced small metal loop used to hold hair in place. The loop of the pin also makes for a good place to grip. Hairpins are useful objects, but they also help create expressive hairstyles. The Forcina collection has a feminine, pragmatic character. From the outset, forcina was considered within the context of a cafe or a restaurant, and historically cafe chairs often have a curvilinear form. Perhaps this is influenced by the iconic history of Viennese Cafe furniture or the sweetness of the pastries served. Forcina’s solid wood seat and backrest are familiar in shape with comfortably sculpted surfaces on the top of the seat and front of the backrest. The stainless-steel frames are cnc bent, and composed for efficient manufacture with few parts and minimal welding. The frame reaches beyond the backrest and — like the hairpin — provides an easy place to grasp the chair. The collection includes chairs, armchairs, square and round tables, low stools, and barstools. All items are available in natural oak, natural or black stained ash, and oiled robinia for outdoor use. The frames can be purchased with a blasted stainless-steel finish or black lacquer.

Gabardine Stripe, a sophisticated neutral recalls the look of a classic twill-woven menswear fabric. The subtle textured vertical stripe is enlivened by the slight pop of tonal highlights.

This sophisticated neutral recalls the look of natural stone materials. The subtle texture of a refined concrete or stone surface is enlivened by the slight pop of metallic highlights.

Linen Weave addresses the need for classic, simple, but luxurious textures that mimic the appearance of natural materials. The weave texture combines matte and sheen effects to create the look of a weathered linen. The rich surface is enhanced by an additional print that suggests the effect of patina or an antiqued finish.

A contemporary felt designed for wallcovering applications, Wannabe combines a soft texture with bright and joyful colors at an affordable price. While featuring a plush surface characteristic of wool felts, the polyester construction provides superior performance in flammability testing, allows it to pass ASTM E84. Wannabe contains 100% recycled polyester (95% postconsumer), contributing to LEED requirements for recycled content; in addition, the fabric comprises 100% solution-dyed fibers, which results in less water usage than yarn-dying processes. Ideal for creating a private space within a public setting, Wannabe is perfectly suited for the modern corporate environment, higher education, or as an accent in the communal areas of hospitality projects.