Herzog & De Meuron Design Made to Measure Capsule for UnFfor
Amy Duong — May 14, 2026 — Art & Design
References: unifor.it
The Made to Measure collection by Herzog & de Meuron for UniFor is a furniture series shown at Milan Design Week 2026. It includes tables, benches, sofas, coffee tables, and a table tennis version within the same collection. The pieces are part of a shared collection structure under a single coordinated release. The series groups multiple furniture types into one lineup presented together at the event.
The collection includes furniture produced through the collaboration between Herzog & de Meuron and UniFor. I Materials used across the series include wood, cork, glass, travertine, and metal depending on the piece. The collection includes multiple configurations across different items within the same release, covering both functional and recreational furniture types in one collection.
Image Credit: UniFor
The collection includes furniture produced through the collaboration between Herzog & de Meuron and UniFor. I Materials used across the series include wood, cork, glass, travertine, and metal depending on the piece. The collection includes multiple configurations across different items within the same release, covering both functional and recreational furniture types in one collection.
Image Credit: UniFor
Trend Themes
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Modular Multi-function Collections — The consolidation of seating, tables, and recreational pieces into a single configurable lineup enables modular product platforms that can be customized for diverse spatial programs and lifecycle upgrades.
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Designer-brand Capsule Releases — High-profile collaborations packaged as coordinated capsule drops create premium limited-run offerings that blur the line between industrial production and collectible design.
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Mixed-material Adaptive Design — Combining wood, cork, glass, stone, and metal across interoperable components points to material-agnostic systems that support sustainable substitutes and modular refurbishment.
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Commercial Interiors — Office and public-space fit-outs could adopt interchangeable furniture ecosystems that reduce renovation downtime and enable subscription-style updating of workplace environments.
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Home Furnishings Retail — Retailers can explore serialized, mix-and-match product systems and aftercare services that extend customer lifetime value through upgrades and component resale.
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