COMMON OBJECT STUDIO

We’ve been working on new products that are almost ready to share, and we’re excited to finally begin showing what’s next. This June, Common Object Studio will be releasing new work during @chicagodesignweek at @neocon_shows and @fultonmarketdesigndays . New products, new collaborations, and new system explorations centered around sustainability and planet-centered design. More news soon. — Common Object Studio

Goodbye 2025, hello 2026. A few highlights and outtakes from a year filled with big ideas, thoughtful collaboration, and steady progress. We’re grateful for the friends, partners, and clients who continue to build with us toward work that embraces community and pushes sustainability further. Wishing everyone an inspiring and generous 2026.

Hoping this season brings rest, reflection, and moments of joy. Sending warm holiday wishes your way. - Fernando & Justin

We designed Vessel for @manneristgoods to be about the everyday moments we rarely notice, soft landings, shared drinks, small acts of care. Pairing hand dyed, Pennsylvania regenerative wool with an earthenware vessel. The wool coasters protect your table while the versatile vessel can hold the coasters, keys, and life’s smalls.

Flax! Diving into the exciting world of Flax with @paflaxproject ! So many uses for this amazing plant. Make sure to follow along as they scale up flax production here in our backyard!

Creating a Stronger, More Sustainable Society: Tomorrow, the Museum for Art in Wood is hosting the PA Flax Project (Philadelphia, PA) and Common Object Studio (Baltimore, MD) for an interactive learniTomorrow, the Museum for Art in Wood is hosting the PA Flax Project (Philadelphia, PA) and Common Object Studio (Baltimore, MD) for an interactive learning event. This dynamic group will come together to discuss the many industrial uses of flax fiber, scaling production in the mid-Atlantic, and flax as an alternative to toxic building materials and textiles. There will be an array of samples from linseed oil to linen for participants to handle and learn about. This is an exciting peek into the progress of the fiber flax industry in our region and future materials. We welcome interior designers, architects, textile industry professionals, artists, building contractors, sustainable developers, and community members passionate about real change towards a sustainable future. | Wed. Nov. 12, 2025 | 6:00 – 8:00 pm ET | In-person @ the Museum | @commonobjectstudio @paflaxproject RSVP today, Link in Bio . . . #thingstodoinphilly #museumforartinwood #artevent #craft #phillycraft #materials #futurematerials #materialculture #weeknightadventures #sustainability #museumevent #sustainableliving #sustainablefashion #construction #flax #fiberflaxw

Sneak peek behind the lens with @carbonstories capturing @okaterra furniture. Share more snaps soon

We love the new snapshots of our BuzziChicle lighting for @buzzispace . A gum inspired acoustic lighting solution that is fun and sustainable. #sustainability #acousticlighting #design #sustainabledesign #gum

Happening today at @haworth_philadelphia Talking Design and sustainability with @materdesign and @haworthinc .

Join us and @commonobjectstudio at the @museumforartinwood for a special event on Wednesday, November 12th! Learn about many industrial uses of fiber flax, scaling production in the Mid-Atlantic, and flax as the alternative to toxic building materials and textiles. Buy tickets at the link in our bio. #thingstodoinphilly #weeknightadventures #sustainability #sustainableliving #sustainablefashion #construction #flax #fiberflax

Thanks to @designwanted and @teosandigliano for the conversation and allowing us to share our design perspective on regenerative design and our work in sustainability. #regenerativedesign #sustainability #furnituredesign #design #sustainabledesign #i̇ndustrialdesign

An exploration around material impermanence. In a throwaway culture obsessed with speed and convenience, most products are not built to last, yet the materials we use are made to last forever. Fast furniture crowds landfills, outliving both its use and its relevance. This piece offers another path: a quiet resistance that embraces change, decay, and return. It unfolds across three defining moments in its life — its beginning, its use, and its end — each questioning how long we truly need an object and what happens when we are done with it. Come check it out if you’re in the neighborhood.