Paris, 15–19 January 2026. The design powerhouse pulpo proudly unveils an limited edition collection and a refined continuation of one of its most recognizable designs at the upcoming Maison&Objet.

Industrial Art

With Industrial Art, pulpo opens a new dimension within its existing portfolio – a collection focused even more on material, its surface qualities, and the essence of what is possible within pulpo’s universe. Concrete, steel, and aluminum – materials of construction are reimagined through a new raw aesthetic. Each piece is limited, crafted in small editions, and developed by contemporary designers and artists who use material as their language.

X Mirror, X Bench, and X Table by Xaver Sedelmeier

Sedelmeier embraces the unpredictability of materials. His bronze-tinted mirrors carry deep black pigment stains – spontaneous and unique. Complementing them are wooden benches and tables, covered with metal skins in chrome, copper, glossy powder coat, or hot-dip galvanized steel. They are objects balancing between function and sculpture.

K Table by Kai Linke

The classic I-beam becomes furniture. In the K Table series, Kai Linke transforms structural steel – a symbol of modern architecture – into side tables. Hot-dip galvanized, silver-grey, solid. Two heights, two proportions – pure construction turned domestic.

S Table by Samuel Treindl

Concrete meets galvanized steel as the S Table merges building-site rawness with design precision – rough, heavy, and honest. This is a piece that exposes material instead of concealing it.

Cut Chair by Studio BrichetZiegler

The Paris-based studio creates lightness through metal. Welded and polished aluminum forms a minimal lounge chair, finished with a screwed-on leather or fabric cushion. Simple, precise, and quietly industrial.

Alwa Square by Sebastian Herkner

The successful Alwa series expands: Alwa Square translates the collection’s signature hand-cast glass top into a new, square form. Each piece combines thick, solid-coloured glass with a delicate metal frame or a mouth-blown glass cylinder — available in three sizes and various finishes. From round to square, each table is a one-of-a-kind creation — shaped by hand, marked by subtle variations, and defined by its material character.

To mark the occasion, pulpo invites you to an exclusive press reception at CØR Studio in Paris. Please RSVP. Details of the event:

CØR Studio, 11 Rue du Petit Musc, 75004 Paris

January 15 & 16, 2026