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RH Announces Release of Modern Sourcebook for 2026
August 5,
2026 by Karen Parrish in Business Strategy, Industry 
RH announced the release of the 2026 RH Modem Sourcebook, introducing a new expression of Modem design across nearly 500 pages of exclusive collections by acclaimed designers and artisans from around the world. Defined by refined forms, timeless materials and unrivaled craftsmanship from the industry's most forward-thinking designers and manufacturers, the Sourcebook presents the largest curated and fully integrated assortment of modem furnishings, lighting and decor under one brand in the world, with an expanded expression of upholstery collections that pair sculptural silhouettes with exceptional comfort.
Highlights of 2026 RH Modern
Recalling the luxury and glamour or 1980s postmodern design, Remy by designer Joseph Jeup (Grand Rapids) commands the cover of the new Sourcebook. A study in geometric precision and crafted of thick molded acrylic with burnished metal hardware, its curved edges soften the design while tinted tones filter the light glowing within.
Made in italy and defined by exceptional craftsmanship, Pietrasanta by designer Jan Te Lintelo (Amsterdam) introduces a sculptural sofa collection distinguished by its tailored form and fluid lines. Inspired by the enduring strength of its namesake, seamless upholstery wraps the generously proportioned, low-slung frame, echoing the flow of water - a pure expression of organic modernism.
A dynamic, award-winning partnership, Thomas Bina (Los Angeles) and Ronald Sasson (Sao Paulo) collaborate to introduce a new chapter of Brazilian-Modem design to RH Modem. Handcrafted by master artisans in North America, Montaigne by Bina and Sasson is influenced by 1970s lounge seating with a nostalgic nod to Art Deco style. Architectural yet organic, the sofa collection's curving back shelters a generously cushioned bench seat and plush pillows that follow the frame's architecture.
An exercise in form and minimalism, Monteiro, also designed by Bina and Sasson, introduces a table collection distinguished by a geometric silhouette that celebrates the quiet harmony of traditional woodworking, highlighting the subtle yet striking curves of the inward-facing base.
Informed by the spare geometry of 1920s Bauhaus design, Nomos continues Bina and Sasson's exploration of Brazilian Modern design. Handcrafted from knotty, wire-brushed oak, rounded edges soften the collection's structural silhouette.
Inspired by grand-scale abstract sculpture, Serrano, a new dining table collection by Bina and Robinson, celebrates evocative Brazilian form with a signature wave-like triad base that complements its minimalist lines for an artful presence.
Braced by opposing bases of richly veined travertine, Bardi, another introduction by Bina and Sasson, features a suspended top of European white oak that appears to float in midair. The table collection is an effortless translation of organic materials into a classic Brazilian Modem expression.
The French interior designer renowned for his restrained, sculptural modernism, Thierry Lemaire (Paris) combines refined shapes, understated sophistication and a keen attention to detail. Evoking the movement of an ocean wave, Vao introduces a coffee table collection distinguished by an undulating, ribbon-like silhouette flowing in an uninterrupted line, transforming functional design into a work of art.
Artist, designer and master of light, Alison Berger (Los Angeles) has been blowing glass since the age of 15, with her inventive works held in the collections of the Museum of Modem Art and the Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum in New York. Characterized by distinctive fluting that runs the length of the glass, Pleated Crystal is carved and polished by hand. The lighting collection's textured glass creates rhythmic patterning, allowing refractions of light to ripple through.