Nearly 4,000 miles away from the heart of New York City, the Stockholm Furniture & Light Fair marked the beginning of a brand new year for design. But don't worry, you didn't miss out, SUITE NY traveled to Scandinavia and back so that you didn't have to. This week we bring you our top discoveries from one of our favorite design destinations for the most exciting novelties for 2019!

Once referred to as the courting couch, the loveseat's intentions were clearly amorous from the start. As Valentine's day approaches, we share our top designs that will beckon you to cozy up with that special someone. Grab a hand and take a seat!

Featured by Shari Morrison in the February/March issue of Western Art & Architecture, the Celeste Mirror by Piero Lissoni made an appearance in the "Things We Love" story. This Italian piece by Glas Italia's creative director is inventive [...]

Leisure, derived from the Latin, licere, meaning to be permitted to abstain from occupation or service—an activity we can all agree on. Better yet, this week's selections are in stock and ready to please. Because you need to rest now, not later.

Thought to have been first created by Syrian craftsmen in the 1st century BCE, the ancient technique of glass blowing was once a carefully guarded secret. Glass blowing in the 21st century is a decidedly more democratic art form. This week we bring you five blown glass works that create a light, sculptural touch to any design.

Folding furniture can be traced back to the bronze age. Tutankhamun's throne was designed with this type of functionality, as well as the collapsable furniture found during the campaigns of Julius Caesar and beyond. This week we unfold five modern designs to help expand your perspective on what's possible.