The Best New Furniture of 2026

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The Furniture winners from this year’s Domino Good Design Awards are in it for the long haul. Sturdy materials? Check. Silhouettes that never get old? Check. But while our top picks are forever buys, they still bring something new and exciting to the table, whether that’s laminate made stylish or a barely-there storage drawer.

Best Sofa: Strada Sofa by Layered x Collina Strada

Layered

Strada Sofa

$3,850
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We are in our statement sofa era, and no one did it better this year than Collina Strada and Layered. Fans will recognize the two bold upholstery patterns that punctuate the New York–based label’s debut home collaboration. The groovy floral came straight from the floor of the fashion brand’s flagship store, while the pink and green plaid first made an appearance on the AW26 runway. Best paired with an equally funky rug. 

Best Bed Frame: Lacoste Bed by Woven

Woven

Lacoste King Bed

$3,695
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This wrought iron-framed bed wrapped in sustainably harvested rattan achieves the elusive balance of cozy and clean-lined we always strive for.  

Best Nightstand: Eva 3-Drawer Nightstand by Maiden Home 

Maiden Home

The Eva 3-Drawer Nightstand

$4,250
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Ceramic inlays are having a moment, but rather than making the tabletop the focus like you’d expect, this walnut nightstand features hand-cast panels on the drawer fronts.  

Best Stool: Sherpa Counter Stool by House of Leon

House of Leon

Sherpa Counter Stool

$1,450
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A small space–friendly kitchen counter stool that’s stylish and comfortable? This shearling-topped design is all that and more—there’s a simple niche carved into the French oak base to rest your feet. 

Best Accent Chair: Post Lounge Chair by RAD Furniture x Studio Sam Klemick

RAD

Post Lounge Chair

$2,465
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RAD Furniture tapped Studio Sam Klemick to reimagine his original chunky wood Bell chair in powder-coated steel. Their goal: “the softest metal chair you’ve ever sat in.” The rounded frame and plush, tie-on upholstery in a range textures and rich hues (hello, burgundy corduroy) certainly delivers.

Best Coffee Table: Coffee Table by Quartered

Quartered

Coffee Table

$8,900
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When you’ve worked hard styling your coffee table to perfection, a stray TV remote really throws a wrench in the works. Thank goodness for the push-to-open drawer discretely integrated into Quartered’s debut gridded design. 

Best Credenza: The Modular Credenza by Sing Thing

Sing Thing

The Modular Credenza

$1,080
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Start small with just one of designer Adi Goodrich’s curvy cubbies as a side table or string a few together into a color-blocked credenza. The mix-and-match boxes will create one long undulating surface that’s loosely reminiscent of moving fabric.

Best Shelving Unit: Stack Modular Aluminum Shelf by Studio Moto

Finch

Stack Modular Aluminum Shelf

$3,950
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Vinyl records, hefty art books, barware—this aluminum shelving system, made in Belgium, can expand up and out to handle it all. Tweaking the modular alcoves to your liking is as simple as slotting one into the next; leave your toolbox in the garage.

Best Dining Table: Borgo Dining Table by Brunel

Brunel

Borgo Dining Table

$9,500
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The classic Parsons table gets a bold makeover with a colorful inset laminate top, chunky wooden feet, and an optional pigmented finish on the ash frame.

Best Cabinet: Corral Cabinet by Mary Ratcliffe Studio

Mary Ratcliffe Studio

Corral Cabinet

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While Mary Ratcliffe Studio intended for this funky wood cupboard to be a bar or glassware storage, we also hope to see someone use it as the chicest bathroom medicine cabinet ever. Psst: there is an anti-scratch finish available for high-traffic areas. 

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Lydia Geisel

Home Editor

Lydia Geisel has been on the editorial team at Domino since 2017. Today, she writes and edits home and renovation stories, including house tours, before and afters, and DIYs, and leads our design news coverage. She lives in New York City.


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