In the warmer months, we tend to spend more time basking in the sun and enjoying our outdoor spaces. Designing for outside use creates unique opportunities to do things differently, incorporating techniques and materials that can endure changing weather and exposure to the elements, while still creating timeless, innovative and stylish designs that enrich the places we live and work. Whether you’re looking to create the perfect patio, improve a beautiful balcony, or put the finishing touches on a luxurious lawn, these items will help transform your outdoor space into an elegant and relaxing piece of paradise.

Bright blue mornings, golden afternoons, pastel evening skies... the romantic colors of Spring and Summer emerge just when we need them most, making the grays and whites of Winter feel like a distant memory. From soft floral tones to deep sunset hues, the colors of the warmer months evoke immediate feelings of warmth and pleasure. This week, we’re highlighting five designs that allow you to bring those perfect seasonal moments into your home or workspace.

Have you ever considered all of the important moments that occur at a table? Holidays, first dates, cherished family memories, important meetings, or simply a cup of coffee to start our day, or a glass of wine as we wind down—all are facilitated with the help of a table. And because we spend so much time sitting at tables, it’s only fair that the tables in our homes and workspaces truly enrich our lives, whether through added functionality and convenience, or through aesthetics, introducing style and personality to our spaces. This week, we’re highlighting five tables that showcase the versatile range of options available for dining, meeting, and enjoying each other’s company.

   Swan™ Chair 60th Anniversary Edition Designed by Arne Jacobsen, 1958 This 60th anniversary special edition salutes the silhouette of the Swan™ chair, as well as the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen for which the [...]

The Art Deco movement of the 1920s and 1930s remains one of the most transformative artistic, architectural, and design movements in history. Designers like Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann, René-Jules Lalique, and Louis Süe and André Mare changed the conversation around furniture and buildings by creating works with dynamic character and defined personality, during a post-war period where art and design experienced a newfound appreciation. The buildings, furniture, and works of art that defined this period are still admired around the world today, and in the past decade, we’ve witnessed a resurgence of designers drawing from Art Deco influences. This week, we’re highlighting five designs that exude the essence of Art Deco.

Poul Kjærholm was a Danish designer. Born in Østervrå, Denmark, Kjærholm began as a cabinetmaker's apprentice with Gronbech in 1948, going on to the Danish School of Arts and Crafts in Copenhagen in 1952. Over the course of the next three decades, Kjaerholm would become one of the most renowned designers in Danish history, creating countless iconic pieces and inspiring future generations of designers across the world. At SUITE NY, we’re proud to carry a wide range of Kjærholm’s most distinguished works, and this week we’re highlighting five designs that showcase the exceptional talent and influence of one of Denmark’s most esteemed designers and architects.