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New Works: Best Sellers & New Arrivals
Created by Anine Johnsen
New Works is a Danish design house rooted in Scandinavian craftsmanship, known for its sculptural furniture, lighting, and objects made from honest materials. In this post, we're highlighting some of their best sellers, as well as what's new from the brand right now — from fresh product launches to new ways to make their designs your own.
Tense
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If there's one collection that put New Works on the map, it's Tense. Designed by Swiss duo Panter & Tourron, the pendant lamps are crafted from recycled Tyvek, a paper like, fully recyclable material stretched into a soft, cloud like shade with carbon rods. Today the collection also includes a portable lamp and a wall lamp, all sharing that same soft glow. It's become one of the brand's best sellers and most recognizable designs, known for casting a warm, diffused light that instantly softens any room.
Kantarell
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Named after the chanterelle mushroom it takes its shape from, Kantarell is another New Works design that's found its way into homes everywhere. Designed by Norwegian designer Falke Svatun, the rounded aluminium and steel shade opens up just like the mushroom, casting a soft, even glow with no glare. The collection now comes in a pendant, a floor lamp and a wall lamp, all sharing that same organic, sculptural silhouette that's made it one of the brand's most loved designs.
Margin
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Designed by Stockholm-based designer John Astbury, Margin brings a soft, textile touch to New Works' lighting range. Its double layered fabric shade sits on a slender, powder coated steel rod, giving off a warm, glare free glow while adding a tactile, sculptural element to any room. The collection comes as a pendant in different sizes, a floor lamp and a portable lamp, all sharing that same layered silhouette that makes Margin feel right at home in almost any interior.
Kizu
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Designed by Norwegian designer Lars Tornøe, Kizu plays with balance and contrast, pairing a rounded, upside down hemisphere diffuser with a solid marble base. The result feels almost gravity defying, with the soft acrylic shade resting on heavier stone in shades like white, black and warm breccia marble. Kizu is available as a portable lamp and a table lamp, bringing a sculptural, tactile piece of stone into everyday lighting.
Atlas
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The Atlas chair is getting a new look, joining the collection's high gloss Lacquered Collection. Designed by John Astbury, it carries the same bold, geometric shapes and offset legs as the rest of the family. It's not live on our site yet, but it's launching later this September, so keep an eye out
Lantern
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Inspired by traditional Asian rice paper lamps, Lantern brings a soft, understated glow to any space. Designed by Oslo based studio Anderssen & Voll, the frosted opal glass shade gives off a warm, diffused light while staying simple enough to fit almost anywhere in the home. The collection comes as a pendant, a floor lamp and a wall lamp, making it easy to bring that same gentle glow into every room.