Jeglinska established her firm, Office for Design & Research, in 2010.

After graduating from the Aachen University of Applied Sciences, Scherer established his own studio in Berlin in 2010.

The line also includes side tables and stools that are wrapped in colorful bands.

Ian Walton (who comes from a long line of physicists) and Marcel Twohig (the son of an artist and sculptor) met at an overlapping stint at Design Partners, an international consultancy headquartered in Ireland.

For the -ISH series, de Allegri collaborated with Fogale, with whom she collaborates.

Parisian designer Benjamin Graindorge is completely content in his chosen métier, professing that “learning is freedom.”

Born and raised in Japan, Yoshizawa has studied textile design in Sweden, Norway, and Finland, where she is currently finishing her master’s degree at Helsinki’s Aalto University.

A Southern California native, Casey Lurie honed his aesthetic in art programs at Cal Arts and Northwestern University, but it wasn’t until he met Teruo Kurosaki, founder of the influential Japanese furniture brand Idée, that his true purpose took root.

Italian designer Daniele Bortotto has worked with a number of masters, including glassblower Massimo Lunardon, perfumer Lorenzo Dante Ferro, and 125-year-old textiles company Rubelli.

Swiss designer Margaux Keller is currently working on a line of home goods for SIA and pieces for Roche Bobois.

Stockholm-based designer Nick Ross calls on historical events for inspiration for his works.

German designer Karoline Fesser aims to create customizable works that owners can put their own stamp on.

Calen Knauf and Conrad Brown are simpatico in a way that only best friends can be.

Sebastian Scherer's steel stand Tisch table.

Aluminum W1 watch with a leather strap.

Based in Seoul, Yong Jeong is a recent art school graduate whose inventive and boldly colorful industrial designs owe a debt to the South Korean designer Joongho Choi.

British designer Aaron Probyn started his career by refurbishing midcentury housewares and selling them in London's Portobello Market.

“I like to imagine my lamps as silhouettes that are almost vanishing or sleeping when switched off,” says Babin.

For 2015, look for a set of chairs and a collection of tableware by Geckeler Michels.

Thanks to Matthew Hufft, their envelope-pushing architect and longtime friend, Hannah and Paul Catlett have a new home in southwestern Missouri that’s a fresh, unconventional take on the traditional farmhouse.

Copper and ceramic cooler. Photo by Mauro Tittoto.

Poland's manufacturing heritage is premised on the "idea of creating with minimal resources to produce the maximum," says Jeglinska

Assemblage Fleur planters.

Yoshizawa's Tokyo sheer curtain.

Vera Kleppe and Åshild Kyte make up Norwegian design studio Vera & Kyte.

The Confession table, designed for sharing secrets.

With his upbringing in rural Holland, his education in London, and his current base in Beijing, Dutch designer Henny van Nistelrooy mixes the flavors of his multiple worlds into a colorful cocktail.

NTN's Hammock table.

Accompanying chair from Scherer's Aluminum series.

To turn the Standard lamp on, users must move one of three fixtures into the light's copper base.

Tania da Cruz earned a coveted first prize at the SaloneSatellite awards in 2013.

Mustikainen describes his design philosophy as "Scandi with a twist."

Swedish designer Simon Key Bertman’s textile designs are a treat for the eyes, the brain, and the fingertips.

Probyn designed these Flint knives for Habitat in 2007.

Scherer's Isom series of tables are made entirely of colored glass.

The sleek Aluminum series table by Scherer.