Martin Brattrud

We’re thrilled to announce that Azusa, designed by Alyssa Coletti, is a finalist in Interior Design’s Best of Year Awards. This bold table design features gently folded aluminum bases and floating tops in a variety of premium materials, creating a statement piece that balances strength and lightness. Celebrating 19 years of design excellence, the Best of Year Awards honor groundbreaking achievements, and we’re proud to see Azusa among the industry’s most innovative designs.

We’re excited to share that Omaha, a design collaboration between  and , has been named a finalist in Interior Design’s Best of Year Awards. Originally created for the Joslyn Art Museum, Omaha features timeless forms, exceptional craftsmanship, and versatile configurations to support reflection and connection.

This recognition celebrates not only the product’s beauty but also the collaborative spirit behind its creation. Congratulations to our design partners and the talented teams recognized this year!

A design collaboration between and , Omaha has been nominated for a award from in the contract seating category. Visit the link in our bio to cast your vote for Omaha! You can vote for your favorites daily through October 18.

Designed by .nonfiction, Azusa has been nominated for a award from in the contract tables category. Visit the ink in our bio to cast your vote for Azusa!

Introducing the Omaha bench, a collaboration between Martin Brattrud, , and . Designed for the Joslyn Art Museum expansion project, this piece embodies the balance of contemporary design and comfort.

The Omaha bench series reflects Brad Ascalon’s reductive design approach, making subtle gestures that harmonize with Snøhetta’s sophisticated architectural choices. The result is a bench with a quiet, timeless form and scale, well-suited for the Joslyn Museum’s diverse range of environments and gallery spaces.

The Omaha bench was developed to meet three distinct requirements: to possess a timeless form suitable for the museum’s diverse environments, to be an uncompromising contemporary design, and to provide comfort and support for longer sits. The result is a versatile bench available in 5 standard sizes and 2 depths, accommodating single or double-sided seating in various applications. Combine multiple benches for longer runs to create seamless seating solutions.

The bench features robust bases made of solid Ash or Walnut, providing a strong foundation for the tailored upholstery, available in your choice of fabric or leather. Experience the Omaha bench, a design truly fit for a gallery, at our showroom during NeoCon 2024.

Visit us at THE MART, 3rd floor, space 347, from June 10-12 to explore this exceptional collaboration and discover how the Omaha bench can elevate your space.

Introducing the latest collaboration between HBF Textiles and Martin Brattrud, showcasing a harmony of design and materiality. Experience the honest lines and welcoming presence of our Inyo and Tulita seating collections in .

Tulita strikes a balance between structure and comfort, with loose seat and back cushions in HBF’s Gather, Mountain Peak, creating a relaxed softness anchored by a tightly upholstered base, back, and arms. (Pictured 1, 2, 3)

The Inyo lounge chair is shown upholstered in HBF’s Lawn Chair, Jane (outside) and Comfort Zone, Persian Cat (inside). (Pictured 4, 5)

Visit our showroom at THE MART, 3rd floor, space 347, from June 10-12 to experience the Inyo and Tulita collections firsthand and explore the endless design possibilities with HBF Textiles.

We’re excited to showcase our collaboration with at NeoCon 2024. Experience the blend of softness and structure in our latest seating and table introductions, featuring Luum Textiles.

Discover the Lomita communal table, with pedestals that combine metal and upholstery in Luum’s Limitless Loop in Automata. Reveal lounge seating, refreshed for 2024, features crisp lines and a distinctive gap reveal between seat and back, upholstered in Luum’s Arc Angle in Proteus (backs) and High Frequency in Iceblink (seats and lumbars). The plush channeled upholstery of the Las Ondas banquette is enhanced by Luum’s Texture Map, Linden.

Visit our showroom at THE MART, 3rd floor, space 347, from June 10-12 to experience these reimagined classics in person and explore the endless design possibilities with Luum’s textiles.

We are excited to share that all 3 of this year’s product launches at NeoCon are finalists for HiP awards!

Come see us during in THE MART, space 347 to experience our latest releases person.

Lomita tables offer a new approach to softness in communal spaces. The pedestal base combines upholstery and metal, allowing for a variety of material expressions. Power and data components can be stored and serviced within either pedestal, and interfaces can be integrated into the table top to accommodate project-specific requirements. Lomita tables are available in dining, counter, and communal heights, with two depth options and various lengths.⁠
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Visit our showroom on the 3rd floor, space 347, to see the Lomita tables and other reimagined classics in person.⁠
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June 10-12, 2024⁠
THE MART, Chicago⁠
Floor 3, Space 347⁠
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Azusa tables feature aluminum panels that are folded to create five different base designs. The table tops are positioned slightly above the metal bases and are available in solid ash, solid walnut, stone, quartz, and solid surface options. The bases can be specified in a range of solid colors and metallic powder coat finishes.⁠
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Visit our showroom on the 3rd floor, space 347, to see the Azusa tables and other reimagined classics in person.⁠
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June 10-12, 2024⁠
THE MART, Chicago⁠
Floor 3, Space 347⁠
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Since 1986, designer Brian Graham has been a part of the Martin Brattrud family, bringing his perspective and architectural background to create furniture collections. From the Reveal line to Lomita, Brian’s designs blend modern sensibilities with classic forms.⁠
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As an independent designer, Brian likens his role to that of a film director, collaborating with our team to bring his vision to life. His process begins with hand sketches, allowing him to capture the essence of each design before refining it into the final product.⁠
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Discover more about Brian Graham’s journey and his designs for Martin Brattrud at the link in our bio.⁠
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Day 2, here we go! Come see us at in space 347.