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The hardest thing in design is to make something look effortless.

The Torii armchair seems almost weightless. Designed for Minotti SpA by the Japanese studio nendo, the chair takes its name from the torii, the gate that marks the entrance to a Shinto shrine. The legs echo its form, horizontal beams set across vertical supports, joined by the same interlocking logic as traditional Japanese woodwork.

Simple to look at. Anything but simple to make. Swipe to see the Torii in full. At CAM, in Houston.

A flower lasts a season. Lasvit found a way to let one last a lifetime.

In this private residence above the Napa vineyards, the Icon Herbarium collection hangs overhead like a suspended meadow. Each piece begins with a real plant, pressed into hand blown glass at extraordinary heat. The flower itself burns away. What remains is its impression, its exact shape and quiet memory, held permanently in the glass. By day the pieces gather the soft valley light. By night they glow from within.

There is something almost impossible about the idea. To take a living thing, delicate enough to wilt by morning, and suspend it in light for good.

In Houston, there is only one place to experience it. The Fendi Casa showroom lives at CAM Studio.

Fendi Casa takes decades of fashion curation and brings it into the home. The leather mastery, Roman elegance, and the eye that built one of the most recognizable houses in the world, turned toward the spaces we actually live in.

In Houston, CAM Studio is the exclusive home of the FENDI CASA showroom. Visit us to experience the collection.

A composition in lacquer and light.

Custom-built for our Vaughan Project using Poliform Wall System, glossy lacquer running the verticals, matte lacquer settling into the back panels, two finishes pulling against each other in quiet contrast.

Warm LED light traces the open shelving, dimmable by remote, so the objects on display sit inside their own glow. Open bays carry the TV and a curated edit of pieces above; closed glossy storage anchors the base, where function tucks neatly out of frame.

The whole composition reads in rhythm. Measured, geometric, and architectural.

Learn more about our custom projects at the link in our bio.

A look inside CAM Studio. Every corner of the showroom is curated the same way we approach every client project. Nothing is placed without purpose

Come in and see it in person. Link in bio to book your appointment.

Some pieces fill a room. This one folds around you.

Controvento's Peekachill is the newest chapter in Fendi Casa Peekaboo-inspired seating series, debuted at Salone del Mobile 2026. A smaller, more intimate counterpart to the Peekasit armchair.

Leather shell, soft cushion, sinuous line. Built for the kind of stillness most rooms forget to make space for.

The Milan- and Amsterdam-based studio took the silhouette of Fendi's most recognizable handbag and reimagined it as something to be held by, rather than carried. Sculptural, but never cold, a piece that catches the eye right when you walk in a room.