12 DESIGN CHICAGO THE MART designchicagomag.com Above: Designed by Richard T. Anuszkiewicz for Kallista, the Voussoir collection reimagines the sink as architecture, its form shaped by mass, curve, and material continuity, allowing it to command its place with intention. Each sink is made from a single block of stone with front-facing carved detail where proportion, surface, and natural variation guide the design. Right: Dornbracht’s Coya plays with geometry, incorporating a seamless fusion of circle and square. The unique square handle design can be customized with natural materials such as amazonite, aventurine, and sodalite, shown here. Through K&B Galleries. Above: House of Rohl’s Apadana collection is designed by Xander Noori and is named for the grand audience halls of Persia and the architectural heritage of columns of classical Rome and Greece. Its graceful lines and harmonious proportions merge with textural coin edges and elegant fluting to create a modern, sophisticated profile. Left: Designed by LTA Interiors for the 2026 Kips Bay Decorator Show House in Palm Beach, this stone-drenched bathroom revels in shades of blush from Artistic Tile. Dolce Vita Dolomite graces the countertop and backsplash, blending cream and pink with ribbons of gray. The custom- fabricated vanity incorporates a unique design detail with its wavy contours that echo the swirling patterns in the stone. On the floor, Palazzo Ducale Rosa Perlino grounds the space with a geometric pattern softened by a tumbled finish. GALLERY Above: The Palma collection, from Anees Furniture and Design, includes the Palma dining chair, featuring seamless leg construction paired with a delicately upholstered seat, designed for a refined dining experience. Above: Ann Sacks adds three new colors, Wheat, Fern, and Garnet, to Context, the ceramic, handcrafted tile collection made in Japan. Above: The classic Peter Dunham Jacob’s Stripe grass cloth is now available as a linen print, and in a host of cheerful and bold colors. Available through John Rosselli & Associates.
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