RH has announced the release of the 2024 RH Modern Sourcebook. Debuting more than 50 exclusive collections from internationally renowned designers, the comprehensive Sourcebook features the most significant reimagining since the inception of RH Modern in 2015.
A new expression of modern design, the collection presents pieces from industry icons, offering the largest curated and fully integrated assortments of modern furnishings, lighting and décor under one brand in the world.
“We believe the new modern is about simplicity and balance, creating harmony between the past and present, the classic and the contemporary,” said RH Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Gary Friedman. “We spent years searching for inspiring designers, editing and integrating their work, shaping spaces with a sense of clarity and continuity, resulting in an authentic expression of our combined creativity. We invite you to explore our new Modern Sourcebook digitally or physically, and encourage you to visit one of our Galleries where our design teams stand ready to infuse a modern sense of harmony into your home.”
Gracing the cover of the Sourcebook is the Boson chair, an iconic design for Artifort by Patrick Norguet, whose work is in the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern Art in New York. The signature wingback silhouette is now available fully upholstered and set on a modern swivel base.
In a new partnership with the estate of Harvey Probber, one of the most influential modern designers of the 20th century and the inventor of modular seating, RH Modern introduces three exclusive reissues of his original and highly collectible collections. Deep Tuft features rhythmic rows of exaggerated tufts, evoking a playful extravagance. The bold, streamlined silhouette of Cubo Raked offers multiple seating configurations that can transform any space. And, the sculptural profile of Mayan epitomizes the expressiveness of postmodernism. All three collections are handcrafted in Italy to capture every detail of Probber’s vision.
The 2024 RH Modern Sourcebook also features designs from Filippo Piotti, Thomas Bina, Ronald Sasson, Emilie Ceriez, Pietro Franceschini, Claudio Bellini, Julie Lawrence, Line Svendsen and Nicholas and Harrison Condos.
