Möbelmässa 2026: När naturen flyttar in | NTD NYHETER

Welcome back just steps away from our studio in New York City, the 38th International Contemporary Furniture Fair, also known as ICFF is kicking off today. While the fair showcases many directions from bold designs to technological creativity. Some exhibitors stood out for their commitment to natural materials and real world. Let's take a look. We're exhibiting our collection of planters this year. They're all architectural and made to order planters and cast concrete. They're cast by hand and they're all made to order. We sell only to the design trade. My concept for the installation, which we called the temple. The temple really means to have a reverence for the natural world. I'm trying to express and to celebrate the extravagance of of plant material and the plant kingdom. For me, it was about creating a vessel that was worthy of having this plant material in it. So you can display the plant like a living piece of sculpture. What makes it very special is that we only use natural materials, no latex, no foam, no off gases. Our systems are individually pocketed springs. So it's a traditional spring system, which supports your body evenly throughout. So when you lay in a Heston's, you're going to feel this weightlessness sensation. And the best thing about it is our beds are engineered to last 50 to 100 years. We are a heritage company. So it's family owned. We're in fifth generation. And we're about to go into sixth generation family. So we have stored across the globe about 300 or more. And it's still growing. This year's edition reflects an industry increasingly drawn to honest materials and human centered comfort. The 38th International Contemporary Furniture Fair will run through next Tuesday, May 19. Don't miss it if you'd like to look for new furniture with unique designs and ideas.