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Creativity and playfulness are what GUBI does. By blending design eras, materials, textures, colours, and patterns, GUBI crafts spaces rich in character and ambience. Positioned where the brilliance of the past meets the thrill of the present, GUBI curates iconic 20th-century designs while collaborating with visionary studios to shape the future. Guided by a global outlook and a pulse on contemporary culture, GUBI captures the zeitgeist. The collection merges the warmth of southern Europe with the clean elegance of Scandinavian style, transcending functionality to tell meaningful stories. From rediscovering forgotten treasures to crafting future icons, every GUBI creation enriches lives and transforms spaces.

SCENES is a study of the contemporary home as a curation. Through shifting spatial narratives, GUBI explores how design transforms atmosphere, function, and experience. Offering new interpretations of what it means to feel at home. Each scene reveals how GUBI creates and curates spaces that feel like home. Wherever they may unfold.

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ANDREA TSANG is a Stockholm–based design studio creating objects defined by sculptural restraint, tactile presence, and quiet atmosphere. Rooted in ceramics handcrafted in the studio’s Stockholm workshop, the practice explores how objects occupy space and participate in everyday rituals. Each piece is designed to bring balance, rhythm, and material presence to the home. Founded by Andrea Tsang after a decade in fashion design, the studio reflects her journey between Hong Kong, Shanghai, and Stockholm—combining sensitivity to material, refined craftsmanship, and a disciplined design language. In 2024, the brand opened its first showroom in central Stockholm, an intimate environment where objects and atmosphere can be experienced together.
ANDREA TSANG
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Accessories
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The name EDITORA means "editor."​ Based in Japan—a nation far from where the great masters of design once lived—they have always viewed their work through a unique lens. This distance has granted a different perspective. EDITORA's foundation lies in the firm MAKE AND SEE, which has designed and manufactured bespoke furniture for Japan’s finest hotels and restaurants for over ten years. Throughout this journey, their work has been rooted in a profound, unwavering respect for the masters. A brand that distills the experience, philosophy, and cultivated vision over years of craftsmanship. Each piece is realised by Japan’s leading artisans—it is its definitive response to the legacy of these greats.
EDITORA
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ykoon is a design label by Steven Gosseye built on conscious choice, valued not only for its design, but for the story, craftsmanship and integrity behind each piece. Each object seeks simplicity in form while remaining engaging through detail and proportion. Grounded in a strong technical foundation, every design is carefully refined down to its construction and finishing. The story of each object begins with an idea and evolves through sketches and prototypes into a well–considered result. Working exclusively with solid hardwoods, ykoon employs traditional joinery techniques, reflecting a deep respect for craftsmanship. Sustainability, tradition and character come together in objects shaped with care and intention.
ykoon design
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Rethinking paper for architecture and exhibition design. Drop Paper sits somewhere between material innovation and spatial storytelling. Its ultra-light, non-woven surface—fibrous, flexible and quietly expressive—has become a go-to for designers working across exhibitions, events and interiors. It can be cut, folded and suspended with ease, yet retains a distinctive visual softness that comes alive when interacting with light.
Droppaper
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Mazo takes a thoughtful, hands–on approach to design, focusing on creativity, quality, and the small details that make a difference. They experiment with materials to refine their work, balancing beauty and function in a way that feels natural and deliberate. Rather than following trends, they prioritise durability and timeless appeal. Collaborating with architects and designers from the 1930s to today, they create pieces that meet contemporary needs while staying deeply rooted in history.
MAZO
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Founded in Hong Kong in 2019, CHICHOIMAO is a woodworking studio co–founded by one human and two cats. Its name, 自在貓,Cantonese for a “cat at ease,” reflects a philosophy of in the moment. Although the Year of Singularity nears, the studio still believes human touch and emotional memories still count, preserved through analogue creations rather than digital ones. Every work is handcrafted with joinery techniques to honour minimalist forms and the tactile warmth of timber. These pieces bring harmony to modern homes, helping people slow down and find beauty in the lasting, soulful moments of the everyday.
CHICHOIMAO
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Homo Faber Fellowship is presented by the Michelangelo Foundation for Creativity and Craftsmanship, a non–profit institution based in Geneva, which champions contemporary craftspeople worldwide with the aim of promoting a more human, inclusive and sustainable future. The Foundation presents Homo Faber, a cultural movement centred on international master artisans and the next generations of craftspeople. From engaging education programmes and a yearly programme of events to an online platform, its signature projects celebrate and preserve craftsmanship and its diversity of makers, materials and techniques, increasing craft's everyday recognition and its viability as a professional path for future generations.
Homo Faber Fellowship
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Headquartered in Milan, MUG leverages the finest Italian craftsmanship to ensure optimal quality and appearance of its products. The focus on balanced proportions and the luminous effect of its lamps are the core of MUG’s design process while the refinement of the materials define the quality standard of the pieces.
Mug
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