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Field + Supply Spring MRKT returns at the end of the month, and we hope you’ll join us at the Fritz Hansen Outdoor Lounge to experience a selection from their outdoor collection in an open, convivial setting.

Set along the Hudson River, the market brings together over 250 thoughtfully curated makers, alongside live music and a strong offering of local food.

Stay tuned for forthcoming events during Spring MRKT weekend, including new outdoor furniture collections and workshops brought to you by FAIR and Fritz Hansen.

Field + Supply Spring MRKT
May 29 – May 31, 10am – 6pm
Hutton Brickyards
200 North Street
Kingston, NY 12401

Tickets available now at fieldandsupply.com or through the link in bio.

Copenhagen craft meets American vision.
Founded by Benjamin Ahearn and Camilla Dahl, BACD Studio creates furniture that bridges traditions through material and process. Each piece is designed and made in-house, with a focus on solid wood, traditional joinery, and the quiet presence of the maker’s hand. Built to be lived with, and to age gracefully.

Collection available at FAIR.

Milan Design Week, through a quieter lens.�Beyond the scale and spectacle, a consistent thread emerges from the perimeter. Material honesty. Sculptural restraint. A return to pieces that endure.

From Danish modern foundations at Triennale Milano to new explorations in light, form, and softness across the city, these are the moments shaping what comes next. We’re following closely, and bringing this perspective back to FAIR. Discover more in our latest edit.

As the light shifts and the days grow longer, there is a natural pull outdoors. A moment to reset the space around you.

Discover our Outdoor Collection.

In 2026, women in design aren’t waiting for permission—they’re defining the next era. Through material innovation, technical mastery, and uncompromising perspective, they’re shaping how we live now. At FAIR, we’re proud to champion the women makers whose work leads with originality and sets a new standard for what design can become.

Join us today, Wednesday March 11, for Women in Design at the New York Design Center, a day dedicated to female-led creativity. Discover the work of women designers and makers, shop women-owned showrooms, and connect with industry leaders.

In the spaces where we sleep and restore, considered furnishings in natural materials anchor our daily rituals with quiet refinement, balancing proportion, materiality, and craftsmanship with beauty and longevity.

Founded in spring 2016, Eikund brings together some of the most significant Norwegian furniture designs from the 1950s and 1960s under one brand. The collection is the result of an ongoing search for forgotten icons from Norway’s design legacy—carefully reissued for a contemporary audience.

Featuring works by Fredrik A. Kayser, Torbjørn Afdal, Sigurd Resell, Sven Ivar Dysthe, and Torbjørn Be**en, each piece is produced to the highest standards of craftsmanship and longevity. Rooted in Nordic modernism, Eikund prioritizes quality, enduring design, and thoughtful material choices, with a clear commitment to minimizing environmental impact.

Wall-mounted artworks crafted from ceramic, fiber, metal, and textile extend beyond traditional canvases, introducing texture and dimension to the space.

Layered with traditional artworks, these materials spark a dialogue between weight and lightness, structure and softness, inviting you to lean in.

Works shown are by Michele Quan, Rodger Stevens, Maddalena Forcella, and Moses and Lara Nadel, and are available for custom commissions. Select items are immediately available; please contact us to inquire or to begin your own commission.

Designed in 1957, the Japan Sofa distills Finn Juhl’s philosophy into its most restrained form. At first glance, it feels almost ascetic. Look closer, and the nuance reveals itself.

The solid horizontal back rail, resting on gently tapered legs, draws inspiration from traditional Japanese temple gates. A subtle concave detail introduces tension and softness, reflecting Juhl’s belief that the smallest deviations often carry the greatest expression.

Available as a lounge chair, footstool, two-seater, and three-seater, the Japan Sofa remains a study in balance: simple, functional, and quietly elegant.

This version features an oak frame and Moonlight sheepskin upholstery.

A look back at some new work at FAIR.

Over the past year, we welcomed a range of new voices, from individual makers to established studios and brands, whose work reflects a shared commitment to craft, material integrity, and enduring form. From first-time New York presentations to long-admired studios and brands, each new collaborator has deepened the conversation at FAIR.

As we enter 2026, we look forward to deepening these relationships and continuing to introduce rigorously made work grounded in thoughtful design and craftsmanship.

Visit our showroom for an in-person experience or explore our collection and stories online to discover more.

Featured here:
Asymmetric Sofa by Bassam Fellows
Nora Low Table by BACD Studio
Relic, I Floor Lamp by Kawabe
Lassel Credenza by Parker Burkhart

Thank you for being part of our community this year. We wish you a holiday season filled with warmth, beauty, and moments of joy.�

Our showroom and office will reopen on January 5.��

Happy Holidays from the FAIR team.