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HAY’s fall 2022 arrivals play with light, color and shapes

The Pastis chair boasts a fascinatingly curved design. The table is the new Passerelle from Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec, while the lamp is from Muller Van Severen’s Arcs collection.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2022, HAY is due to introduce an abundance of exciting new product launches in the upcoming fall, ranging from colorful storage furniture to sculptural lighting. Design Stories got to know the new arrivals in advance – see our picks and find your favorite!

1. Pastis chair

Designed by Julien Renault, the Pastis collection is “strong, iconic, with romantic curves” in the designer’s own words. Renault has drawn inspiration for the collection’s chairs and tables from Shaker furniture as well as steam-bent Thonet-Mundus chairs. The collection’s name, in turn, stems from the French anise-flavored spirit often served as an aperitif.

“Pastis is about pétanque and aperitif in summer: I will always associate it with the sentiment of those summer days in Southern France, hanging out with friends and sipping pastis,” Renault has said.

• Products by Julien Renault >

The Parade table light by designer couple Viola Heyn-Johnson and Jonas Trampedach is like a glass sculpture. The poster is Caldo from The Wrong Shop, the sideboard one of HAY's fall newcomers.

2. Parade lamp

One of the Design Stories team’s absolute favorites is the gorgeous glass lamp called Parade. Combining rigid geometry with gentle curves, the lamp is like a little glass sculpture sure to attract attention whether on or off. The lamp is released in three colors and three sizes, making it perfect for creating custom clusters on a windowsill or sideboard. The lamp was designed by designer couple Viola Heyn-Johnson and Jonas Trampedach.

• Products by Jonas Trampedach >

HAY Colour Cabinet wit a person on the left sliding the cabinet's door open

Colour Cabinet by Muller Van Severen features sliding, reeded glass doors that add an extra dose of oomph to the design.

3. Colour Cabinet

The collaboration between Muller Van Severen and HAY that began in 2021 is expanding with some delicious storage furniture arrivals in bold statement hues typical of the Belgian designer duo. Consisting of cabinets, sideboards, and shelves, the Colour Cabinet line plays with minimalist geometry and contrasting colors and materials. Designers Fien Muller and Hannes Van Severen have revealed being inspired by Bauhaus, art deco as well as the works of American artist Donald Judd when creating the furniture.

• All Muller Van Severen x HAY products >
• Read also: Rolf Hay: “HAY’s intention is to create great, affordable products with the best designers in the world” >

LBM table lamp in yellow with a hand reaching from the right to place eyeglasses on top of the horizontal metal sheet at the bottom of the lamp.

The little shelf at the bottom of the LBM table lamp also serves as a storage and display place for small items.

5. LBM table lamp

The LBM table lamp by Mexican designer Moisés Hernández is a tribute to his compatriot, Mexican architect Luis Barragán Morfín (1902–1988), acclaimed for his skillful and innovative combination of colors, geometry, and light in his work. Inspired by Barragán Morfín, LBM’s light source is placed in the fold of the lamp’s metal sheet so that the light is directed downwards, emphasizing the color of the metal and creating an ambient mood in the space.

• All HAY table lamps >

HAY’s new launches will arrive at Finnish Design Shop in fall 2022 – the first batch of newbies will be here in August.

See also:

• All products by HAY >
• Latest arrivals at Finnish Design Shop >

Published on 2 Aug, 2022

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