Haute Living

Often considered a supporting piece, the ottoman has the ability to transform how a space functions and feels.

It can extend seating, introduce texture, soften a composition, or create a natural focal point within a room. Whether used as a footrest, coffee table alternative, or flexible seating solution, its versatility makes it one of the most valuable elements in an interior designer’s toolkit that is small in scale but significant in impact.

NeoCon is a lot of walking. Fortunately, we have 100+ contract chairs and a glass of bubbly waiting for you.

Swing by the Haute Living Chicago showroom June 9 & 10 from 12–5 PM.

No RSVP, no pressure, just beautiful contract furniture and a proper reason to take a load off between sessions or the day after NeoCon wraps up.

213 W Institute Place, Chicago
Tuesday & Wednesday, June 9–10 · 12:00–5:00 PM

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ChicagoDesign

Floating above the dining area, the Tense Pendants introduce a soft architectural presence to the space. Their lightweight, cloud-like form diffuses light gently across the room, bringing warmth and atmosphere without visual heaviness.

Crafted with a recyclable Tyvek diffuser stretched across a slim frame, the design balances softness with technical precision.

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Crafted from solid timber and engineered with remarkable precision, the Plane Lounge Chair by Resident transforms structural complexity into a calm, sculptural form. Its cantilevered seat appears effortlessly balanced, revealing the strength and craftsmanship hidden within the joinery.

Made in New Zealand, the chair combines bold proportions with lasting durability, creating a piece designed to remain relevant and lived with for generations

Rooted in more than eighty years of Japanese woodworking, Karimoku Case approaches furniture through the lens of architecture. Each collection begins with a space, developed in collaboration with architects including Norm Architects and Keiji Ashizawa, before being crafted entirely in-house in Aichi, Japan.

Working with sustainably sourced oak, chestnut, and maple, the brand creates pieces defined by material integrity, quiet precision, and a deep understanding of proportion. The result is furniture designed to integrate naturally into high-end residential, hospitality, and contract environments alike.

Not another showroom.

A new destination for European design in NoMad, featuring a curated selection of boutique European ateliers and collections rooted in materiality, craft, and contemporary form.

88 Madison Ave. | NYC

Breezy lunches, warm light, and afternoons that stretch a little longer.

For Memorial Day, we’re looking toward the season ahead through GUBI’s Al Fresco Collection. A setting shaped by slow living, shared meals, and the ease of outdoor gathering. Cane, woven textures, and structured forms settle naturally into the landscape, creating spaces that feel relaxed, timeless, and deeply connected to their surroundings.