Office Digest
Your gateway to inspiration. OFFICE DIGEST features in-depth journal-style editorial pieces – spotlighting the designers, places, and ideas shaping the R HUGHES aesthetic. These articles provide an engaging yet concise exploration of the narratives behind the brand.
Introducing Workshop Collection
Christopher Boots: From Olympus to Earth
Drawing from myth and mineral, Christopher Boots channels divine symbolism through earthly matter. Each piece – formed from quartz, brass, and glass – acts as a bridge between celestial imagination and human craft. Rooted in Melbourne yet reaching toward the sublime, the studio reinterprets ancient mythology into luminous objects that honor both the metaphysical and the material.
The Spirit of the Renaissance: The Galileo Collection by Pierre Augustin Rose
A Bit of Pixie Dust: Collection Particuliere at Milan Design Week
Cultivating Terrain: The SYLVATICA Collection by ERDEN
As the farm has expanded in scale and spirit, so too has ERDEN’s creative vocabulary, rooted in the rhythms of the land, and with it, a name: Sylvatica. Sylvatica continues the dialogue begun with Terra, drawing from the varied environs ERDEN calls home. Here, form emerges not from observation alone, but from immersion and impressions shaped by lived terrain. It reflects a deepening understanding of cultivation as a discipline, and the ordering that underlies all living systems.
Natasha Baradaran: A Love Letter to LA
Pierre Augustin Rose: From Paris, With Love
Well Placed: XXV Years of Alexander Lamont
At R HUGHES, we’ve long admired Alexander Lamont for the poetic rigor he brings to furniture, lighting, and objects. Now, as he marks 25 years of remarkable craftsmanship, we’re honored to present XXV — a collection that distills the studio’s singular vision into a series of striking new works.
Erden: A Symphony of Texture
R HUGHES NEW YORK: From Peaches to Apples
R HUGHES Welcomes Chaaban Designs
Brian Chaaban, a Los Angeles native, began his design journey in 2016, curating premium bronzewares and home furnishings under his label, “CHAABAN DESIGNS.” Inspired by nature, his work reflects organic forms and intricate details, drawing from his deep connection to the outdoors. Initially focused on lost wax-casting bronze, Brian’s collection now includes brass, cast glass, marble, upholstery, and lighting, showcasing his evolving versatility. His influences include Paul Evans, Harry Balmer, and Barbara Hepworth, blending sculpture with functionality in each piece he creates.