JOURNAL – Colony

Palette: Tea Leaves

September 10, 2026 Madeleine Parsons

LINEN METAL BAND
Materials: Wool, Linen, Metallic
Dimensions: 54” W
52” (V), 3/4” (H)

GINGKO LEAF BOWLS
Materials: Metal
Dimensions: 10”L x 4”W x 2”H

RIFT SCONCE NO. 2 – GAS FIRED
Materials: Stoneware
Dimensions: 6″ W x 4″ D x 14″ H

UNFURL 6 LEAF
Materials: Finished Brass, Glass
Dimensions: 110” L x 47” W x 22” H

TRIO SWIVEL CHAIR
Materials: COM fabric
Dimensions: 34″ W x 36″ D x 31″ H
Seat Height: 16.5

SALON CLUB CHAIR
Materials: Solid Wood Feet, Cherry and COM
Dimensions: 37″W x 40″D x 32″H

Beyond illumination, the perfect table lamp sets the tone of a home through its ambiance. The selections showcased here reveal each designer’s unique take on the choice of materials. Using a hand-forged river stone, Thomas Yang’s Rock Table Lamp highlights the contrast of lightness and weight, while the Madra Table Lamp from Alara Alkan Studio exudes an elegant presence. Allied Maker’s Sail collection celebrates the magic of bounced-light while their Alabaster collection highlights the ephemeral translucency of stone. Transparency is also explored through Bec Brittain’s blown glass Seed Table Lamp and the stacked resin rings of The Slightly Plastic Effervescent Lamp from MTM Studio.

SEED TABLE LAMP
Finished Brass, Glass, Marble
14”W x 9″L x 26”H

ROCK TABLE LAMP
Cherry, Maple, River Stone
11”L x 9”W x 20” H

SAIL TABLE LAMP
Machined Brass
10”L x 13”W x 25.25”H

MADRA TABLE LAMP
Bleached ash, White linen
9″Dia. x 30″H x 11″ Shade Dia.

SLIGHTLY PLASTIC EFFERVESCENT LAMP
Cast resin
6″Dia. x 8.25″H

ALABASTER TOTEM 3 TABLE LAMP
Brass, Wood, Alabaster
8.5”L x 8.5”W x 19.34”H

Introducing: Sarah Sherman Samuel Fall 2026 Launch

August 25, 2026 Madeleine Parsons

Designed by Sarah Sherman Samuel, this eight-piece collection marks a continuation of the world she has built through interiors, furniture, and objects. Each piece carries real weight and presence while inviting a closer look. Upholstered silhouettes are sculptural yet soft enough to feel lived in; ceramic inlays add unexpected details to hardwood forms.

For Sarah, there proves to be no design inspiration deeper than the Michigan landscape of her childhood. At the heart of this collection is a balance between landscape, memory, and the hand. Samuel reveals that “flying kites on the beach, building forts in the woods and being surrounded by rivers, trees, stones, and water” were all memories turned effortless design details.

DUNE LOUNGE CHAIR
COM
38”D x 44”W x 27.5”H

PISCES OTTOMAN
Oak, Walnut, Ebonized Oak, Aged Oak, COM
18”H x 22”W x 22”D

KITE DINING CHAIR
Oak, Walnut, Ebonized Oak, Aged Oak, COM
34”H x 19”W x 18”D

FORT CABINET TALL
Oak, Walnut, Ebonized Oak, Aged Oak
40.5”W x 21.5”D x 67”H

TOR COFFEE TABLE
Stone
15”H x 48”W x 48”D

PIER TABLE
Oak, Walnut, Ebonized Oak, Aged Oak, Ceramic inaly
15”H x 13”W x 13”D
19.25”H x 13”W x 13”D

BIVVY LOUNGE CHAIR
COM
30”H x 40”W x 34”D

AU SABLE DINING TABLE
Oak, Walnut, Ebonized Oak, Aged Oak
48”W x 120”D x 30”H

Vibes Only: Mississippi Masala

August 18, 2026 Madeleine Parsons

Mira Nair’s Missippi Masala (1991) follows the love story between Mina and Demetrius, two people from opposite sides of the world. There’s a cultural friction between their worlds, but it only brings the two closer together.

Inspired by the colors and visual expression of the film, we’ve pulled together a selection of work that speaks to the warmth and color in this love story.

ROEBUCK HUTCH
Materials: White Oak, Walnut, Cherry,
Bleached Maple, Bleached Ash, Marble, and Veg Tan Leather
48” L x 22” W x 76” H

VINCENT CHAIR
Materials: American Walnut, Aluminum plate
18” W x 19.5” D x 39” H

EKOLU STOOL
Materials: Oak legs
16.5″W x 17.5″H, seat 15″Ø

CRESCENT LOUNGE
Materials: Mohair, Bouclé
40.5”W x 80”L x 18”H

PŪNE’E DAYBED
Materials: Cherry, COM
84.5”W x 43.5”D x 31.5”H

FUN FACT
Director Mira Nair is the mother of NYC’s very own Zohran Mamdani.

Spec Sheet: Fluted Chambre Mirror

August 11, 2026 Madeleine Parsons

In designer Maggie Pei’s Wonder Chamber collection, a mirror is no longer simply an object, but an in-between space that invites introspection. The subject grows into reflection, and the act of looking turns into a tender and poetic process. For a designer, a mirror can also serve as a record of the maker’s creative process or, as Maggie put it, “a quiet marker of self-presence.”

The Fluted Chambre Mirror can be rendered in antique bronze and a number of custom finishes. Reach out if you have something specific in mind.

FLUTED CHAMBRE MIRROR
Standard Materials: Metal, Mirror
Standard Dimensions: 22 3/4”W x 2 1/2”D x 32”H

MORE MIRRORS…..

A PORTAL
Standard Materials: Stainless Steel
Standard Dimensions: 12”W x 3”D x 12”H

FACET MIRROR
Standard Materials: Mirror
Standard Dimensions: 21″Ø, 36″Ø, 48″Ø

SHAPED PROPPED MIRROR OCCASIONAL
Standard Materials: Mirror, Walnut and Brass
Standard Dimensions: 9″W x 18″H

In French, the act of looking into a mirror becomes a quiet reflection in the language itself: “je me regarde dans le miroir,” they say, meaning “I look at myself in the mirror.”

Palette: Stone Fruit

August 5, 2026 Madeleine Parsons

GAMBIT COFFEE TABLE
Materials: Rossa, Verde, Crema & Viola Stone
Dimensions:
1. 36”L x 36”W x 14”H
2. 48”L x 48”W x 14”H
3. 48”L x 36”W x 14”H

RIFT SCONCE – PORCELAIN
Materials: Rust Gloss Ceramic, Chocolate brown fabric cord
Dimensions: 6″W x 4″D x 14″H

SILK MOHAIR BAND THROW – CORAL
Materials: Wool, Silk, and Kid Mohair

MURANO ART GLASS RED SPHERE VASE
Materials: Glass
Dimensions: H 6″ x D 1 3/4″

DUO SIDE TABLE
Materials: High Gloss, Matte Lacquer
Dimensions: 17.25″W x 15″D x 18″H

MR. B SIDE TABLE
Materials: Red Lacquer
Dimensions: 28″W x 24″D x 20″H

MADRA TALL TABLE LAMP
Materials: Wood, Linen Shade
Dimensions: 9.5″ Dia x 42″ H (Shade: 15″ Dia)

Spec Sheet: Kudzu II

July 28, 2026 Madeleine Parsons

A screen between the indoor and outdoor world, drapery offers an interaction with one of the most important elements in every living space: light. Artist Hiroko Takeda is not only a master of the loom, but a master of light. Her weaves play expertly with levels of opacity.

Kudzu II is woven of subtle horizontal bands that create depth and texture through intricate tonal variations which soften the light passing through. In each of her drapery textiles, Takeda investigates how texture itself can give rise to sculptural form.

Reach out to view and loan samples from our Tribeca showroom.

KUDZU II
Standard Materials: Linen, Cotton, Faux Kudzu
Standard Dimensions: 54”W 31 1/2” (V)

MORE DRAPERY TEXTILES…..

LINEN METAL BAND
Standard Materials: Wool, Linen, Metallic
Standard Dimensions: 54” W
52” (V), 3/4” (H)

DUNES WOOL
Standard Materials: Wool, Alpaca
Standard Dimensions: 54”W x 56”V

ASTRO DELUXE
Standard Materials: Linen, Metallic Yarn
Standard Dimensions: 54” W 8’ (V), 3/8” (H)

FUN FACT:
The drapery in our West Broadway windows was designed with Hiroko Takeda to ombré from a fully sheer top into a more opaque bottom. Photos from our launch archived here with Surface Mag!

Bookmark This: Bench Seating

July 21, 2026 Madeleine Parsons

A bench is one of the more versatile furniture pieces in a home. It offers a place to put shoes on before slipping out the door, a cozy spot at the dining table or additional seating for a holiday gathering. From the sculptural to the paired-back, each of these selections showcases its designer’s unique take on the form. Erickson Aesthetics’ channeled bench pairs a brindle hide with a refined silhouette while the Roebuck Bench from Scheibe Design highlights elegant joinery. Phaedo Design and Alara Alkan Studio both prioritize clean lines and exceptional woodworking. Textural seating options, a woven textile by Hiroko Takeda and a corded leather weave, can be found on the seat of both the Cove/Arc and Click benches. Each of these benches is available in a wide range of finishes and customizable sizes ensuring the perfect sit every time.

EAE BRINDLE DAYBED
Standard Materials: Wood, Brass, Leather
Standard Dimensions: 84”L x 31”W x 16”H

ROEBUCK BENCH
Materials: White oak, walnut, cherry,
bleached ash, & wool bouclé
Standard Dimensions:
42”L, 60″L, 72″L or 96″L x 17”W x 19”H

CANTILEVER ARM BENCH
Standard Materials: Ash, Maple, Oak, Cherry, Walnut
Standard Dimensions: 60″L x 18.5″D x 35″H (18″ SH)

BOA BENCH
Standard Materials: Dyed Black Ash
Standard Dimensions: 37” L x 18” W x 18 H

CLICK BENCH
Standard Materials: Leather, Wood, Paper cord
Standard Dimensions: 59” L x 14.2” W x 17.7” H

COVE / ARC BENCH
Standard Materials: Ash, Ame fabric, or COM
Standard Dimensions: 72”W x 20”D x 19″H

Palette: Ripple on the Water

July 10, 2026 Madeleine Parsons

DRIFT SIDE TABLE
Materials: FSC certified natural ash, Cast glass, Brass
Dimensions: 18″W x 18″D x 17″H
Last edition available in stock.

MURMURATION
Materials: Hand dyed linen and abaca
Dimensions: 39.5”V x 40.125”H x 1.25”D

MACRO MOIRE
Materials: Hand dyed linen and abaca
Dimensions: 30.125”V x 44.25”H x 1.25”D

CLOVER BOTTLE VASE
Materials: Ceramic
Dimensions: 9.5”L x 7.75”W x 14.5”H

SKIMMING STONE 02
Materials: Oak, Ebonized Oak, Walnut, and Stone
Dimensions: 25”L x 25”W x 16.5”H

BRIDGE 3
Materials: Machined Brass, Blown Glass
Dimensions: 3.25”L x 3.25”W x 23.5”H

Introducing: Colony Architecture

July 7, 2026 jeanlin

We are elated to announce the official launch of Colony Architecture, a full service architecture studio in New York City. Eleven years ago, we began humbly in real estate staging and have since partnered closely with architects through all phases of their projects. Our earliest interiors clients found us the same way that our trade clients do today: through the roster of independent American designers on our gallery floor. With Colony Architecture, our commitment to independent design will now encompass every aspect of the built environment. Just as our interior design projects have given us greater insight into the ways heritage furniture is specified, our architectural projects will help us better anticipate spatial challenges on a larger scale.

Colony’s nascent architectural projects present us the opportunity to leave a lasting mark on the built environment. We will continue to work with our cherished ecosystem of ethically-driven creatives and makers to bring spaces to life where beauty and substance take equal precedence.

“We believe that the best design is that which is made with integrity and the best spaces are those which bring meaning and purpose to the people who inhabit it.” —Jean Lin