Wilén-Jong is the artistic union of Johan Wilén-Jong and Ashley Wilén-Jong—a Stockholm-based duo whose work blurs the line between function and narrative. Rooted in Scandinavian refinement with a playful, contemporary twist, their designs embody a quiet sophistication underscored by an obsession with nuanced detail.
Johan’s deep grounding in traditional woodworking merges seamlessly with Ashley’s design-led storytelling, creating objects that are tactile, expressive, and built to last. Their practice is as much about material innovation as it is about meaning—exploring new possibilities through 3D-printed quartz sand, or their collaboration with Reishi™ by MycoWorks, a groundbreaking material grown from mycelium.
Guided by a commitment to sustainability and ethical production, Wilén-Jong crafts pieces that are not only visually compelling but made with intention. Every work is a dialogue between precision and poetry, where concept and craft carry equal weight.
Featured in Architectural Digest, Wallpaper Magazine, WWD, Dezeen, and more, their work feels both deeply personal and universally resonant—a restrained beauty with bold depth.
Departed Side Table Large
By Wilén-Jong
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Wilén-Jong is the artistic union of Johan Wilén-Jong and Ashley Wilén-Jong—a Stockholm-based duo whose work blurs the line between function and narrative. Rooted in Scandinavian refi...
Marble
Departed Side Table Small
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Wilén-Jong is the artistic union of Johan Wilén-Jong and Ashley Wilén-Jong—a Stockholm-based duo whose work blurs the line between function and narrative. Rooted in Scandinavian refi...
Marble
Alumation Collection: Core
By Nick Missel
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Born in St Louis, Missouri in 1989, Nicholas Missel graduated from the Kansas City Art Institute with a BFA in Sculpture before going on to study at the Rhode Island School of Design...
Resin, Fiberglass
BLOCK Side Table
By Richard Haining
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Salvaged cherry end-grain Richard Haining is an artist and studio furniture maker committed to the intersection of sustainable design and fine craft. Raised in Atlanta, GA, and educ...
Cherry
Scortea Table
By Francesco Maria Messina
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Francesco Maria Messina is an Italian architect and artist whose work bridges the worlds of art, design, and sculpture. From his studio in Tuscany, he creates one-of-a-kind pieces th...
Glass, Petrified Wood
Lith Side Table
By Tom Palmer
Located in Philadelphia, PA
Much of Tom’s work has been informed by his ability to work with an ever-expanding range of materials and skills both ancient and contemporary. He has a particular fascination in th...
Acrylic
Side Table 004
Located in Ridgewood, NY
Hand-cast sculptural side table. At the intersection of art, craft, and design, Concrete Poetics' debut collection of hand-cast cement sculptural furniture and accessories streaml...
Concrete, Cement
Found II Side Table No.1 by A Space
Located in Geneve, CH
Found II Side Table No.1 by A Space Dimensions: D48 x W25 x H53cm Materials: Marble Spontaneity, environmental awareness and the primeval nature of the materials are central the...
Marble
Yanis Side Table
Located in Paris, FR
Side Table Yanis with wooden structure covered with black genuine leather and with base structure covered with dark grey suede genuine leather. Also available with other leather colo...
Leather, Suede, Wood
NU Low Side Table
Located in Gamboa, RJ
Column made from crushed recycled ceramic brick, with glass and Beige Bahia marble aggregates. Recycled cast aluminum top with a polished finish. - NU is a collection dedicated to ...
Aluminum
Finestret Side Table
Located in Paris, FR
Side table finestret with solid walnut base and with up and down tops in brushed brass finish.
Brass
Robald Side Table
Located in Paris, FR
Side Table Robald with top in wood in grey oak veneer with 3 feet in steel in antique bronze finish.
Steel
With a roomy new home in the city’s Fishtown neighborhood, the gallery can accommodate more monumental and experimental works.
Ceramist Roberto Lugo brings a street-art sensibility to a dainty serving vessel while paying homage to his artistic heroes.
