“Though nameless in its earliest sketches, the Original Curve Sofa by Vladimir Kagan laid the groundwork for the legendary Serpentine and Freeform sofas. Now, on the Serpentine’s 75th anniversary, Holly Hunt is bringing back the Original Curve Sofa. Beyond revival, it’s a salute to a form that has transcended decades of modern living.” Elaine Santos is a New York–based designer with a degree in interior design from Parsons School of Design. After serving as lead designer for two prestigious firms, she founded her own practice, Elaine Santos Design. She is focused on warmth, expressiveness, and the use of natural materials and unique textiles to create cohesive and harmonious designs. elainesantos.com “A finish that is modern and enduring—Dorn- bracht’s new Brushed Dark Brass lends depth with quiet elegance.” Through Ferguson. “Undyed fibers, organic forms, and a palette rooted in the earth—sustainability woven in. We love the Biophilic collection by Tai Ping for our Passive House projects.” “As medium-brown wood floors reclaim their place in inte- riors, West|Wood’s Vermont Fumed White Oak delivers timeless appeal.” “Michelle Gerson’s Game On collection for Artistic Tile proves the power of repetition—ver- satile, graphic, and designed to make an impact.” “Smeg brings its matte- white finish to select large appliances—a look we love for the way it seam- lessly blends with our matte walls and millwork.” “Inspired by the city that never sleeps, the new NY collection by Edward Fields is destined for our next New York City project— the patterns intrigue, and the textures strike the perfect balance.” “This artis- anal Pedras Brasileiras bar tray from Tania Bulhões strikes the perfect bal- ance of playful and impactful— it’s the design element that will make you smile.” “As the next evolution of Patricia Urquiola’s iconic 2005 sofa, Tufty-Time 20, from B&B Italia, features redesigned volumes, softer padding, a modified seat height for greater comfort, and a new curved module that expands its versatility.” SANTOS “Proof that thinner can be stronger: Poggenpohl’s +SEGMENTO has refined countertops that balance precision with presence.” Elaine Shop Talk
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