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Portuguese artist Sebastião Lobo crafts jewelry that exists in the space between dream and reality. Working across materials—brass, gold, wood, clay—his constructivist approach yields pieces of surprising sublimity. Each creation invites exploration of texture and form, suggesting narratives while maintaining an air of mystery.

Service Projects is a Copenhagen-based tableware brand creating enduring pieces for everyday use and special occasions. Founded in New York City in 2022, the brand began with an appreciation for industrial stainless steel and its quiet durability.

Inspired by restaurants, architecture, film, furniture, and daily rituals, Service Projects designs objects that feel both classic and contemporary, made to be used, lived with, and returned to often.

From his New York City studio, Shane Gabier creates pieces that synthesize seemingly disparate influences: modernist design principles, 1970s psychedelia, and the stark poetry of Brutalist architecture. His work demonstrates an assured understanding of form and color, yielding objects that are at once cerebral and sensual, their functionality elevated to an art form.

First Edition is a fine jewelry line by Richmond, Virginia-based metalsmith Shauna Dunn. Drawing inspiration from overlooked, everyday objects, Dunn transforms their quiet beauty into striking, wearable art. 

From their Valencia studio, Jorge and Rocío of Simuero approach jewelry-making with equal parts care-filled precision and playful intuition. Working exclusively with recycled materials, the duo creates pieces that honor traditional craftsmanship and creative spontaneity, with every piece entirely designed and made by their hands. The resulting collection is at once meticulously considered and surprisingly alive, each piece filled with one-of-a-kind detail and marked distinction.

Founded by designer John Sohn, Sohn is a Brooklyn-based studio exploring the intersection of design and fashion. Each collection reflects a study in material, form, and the quiet dialogue between object and environment. Rooted in the belief that thoughtful design enriches daily life, Sohn creates pieces meant to be lived with, cherished, and passed on.

The name Sohn (손) translates to “hand” in Korean—a reflection of both craftsmanship and heritage. Originally from Southern California, Sohn studied Fiber Science & Apparel Design at Cornell University before joining The Row as a Ready-to-Wear Designer and later serving as Head of Design at Rosetta Getty.

Studio Formbart is a Stockholm-based conceptual brand led by designer Sarah E. Haukka. Each piece is thoughtfully handcrafted, embodying a sculptural sensibility that feels both modern and timeless.