Four Hands Debuts 30th Anniversary & Fall Collections at HPMKT

October 19, 2026  by Karen Parrish in Business Strategy, Industry   

“Each Market is a chance to showcase the strength of our design partnerships, and this fall our collaborators have taken inspiration from a wide range of materials and movements," said Adam Dunn, senior vice president of Design at Four Hands. “This season leans into material honesty and intentional design: solid stone, natural wood grain, hand-finished iron and leather that wears beautifully over time. We’re thrilled for retailers and designers to experience our new designs in person.”

New for Fall 2026 is a fresh Amber Lewis x Four Hands collection with the addition of more than 50 pieces. Drawing on stacked upholstery, Dutch country and traditional Spanish references, the collection stays true to Lewis’s California cool design aesthetic with simple silhouettes and impactful materials. Since the first collaboration launched in the spring of 2024, the partnership collections have continued to evolve with strong purpose and rich concepts.

Four Hands Art Studio partners with more than 175 independent artists around the world, many through exclusive relationships, to offer a diverse collection of paintings, photography and modern mixed media for every style and space. This fall, the brand welcomes 192 new works to its portfolio.

Additionally, this season brings the largest expansion yet from longtime Four Hands collaborators Thomas Bina and Ronald Sasson. Across nearly 40 new pieces for every room, the fall collection pairs overscale, grounded forms with natural wood, stone and soft, textural upholstery.

Amber Lewis x Four Hands Fall 2026 Collection
The next chapter of the ongoing partnership between Lewis and Four Hands, the Fall 2026 collection pulls from new sources of inspiration and is built on the further strengthened shared design language.

Four Hands Fall 2026 Art
Four Hands’ in-house team of curators, printmakers and framers combine best-in-class technology with handcrafted finishing in Austin, Texas, to bring gallery-quality art within reach.

Four Hands Fall 2026 Core Collection
Thomas Bina and Ronald Sasson, the acclaimed duo celebrated for their blend of modern minimalism, Brazilian midcentury influences, and a strong emphasis on materials and construction, take their signature style into new territory with nearly 40 additions to the Four Hands portfolio.
In addition to the Fall Core Collection, Four Hands Celebrates 30^th Anniversary

The showing features reimagined Four Hands pieces, along with exclusive, new art from five of its most celebrated artist partners.

“Over the past 30 years, Four Hands has evolved in truly remarkable ways. The company began as a small import company, focusing on antiques, and grew into a major lifestyle brand and one of the largest furniture suppliers in the country,” said Matthew Briggs, CEO of Four Hands. “This collection celebrates this milestone achievement, along with all of our customers who made it all possible.”

To curate this collection, the team revisited some of its most meaningful and distinctive designs and reinterpreted them with today’s design sensibilities. The result is a collection of best-sellers, showstoppers and breakthrough designs–offered in a variety of new materials, finishes, and proportions. Select pieces have been in the line for more than 15 years and are still sold today in original form; the return of the Zhang collection, a nod to the brand’s roots as an importer; and standout pieces from design collaborators, including Thomas Bina.

Material Exploration
“Our team thought about the prompt of what pieces we would reimagine if we had the chance, and then we hit the drawing board without any creative limitations,” said Adam Dunn, Senior Vice President of Design at Four Hands. “It lets us experiment with materials and techniques we’ve always wanted to try. For example, a classic Thomas Bina design is now finished in eggshell lacquer, the first time eggshell has appeared in the Four Hands line. Honestly, we just got to have a lot of fun.”

The material story runs through every piece of the new interpretations, with Calacatta Viola marble sourced from Italy's Apuan Mountains near Carrara, merlot marble turned from a solid block, and warm specialty woods including Tamo Ash burl and walnut burl. The collection features slow surface techniques such as burnished lacquer and concrete finished to read like handmade ceramic tile, while the palette moves from deep burgundy and tobacco through warm gold, citrine and verdigris.

All fall introductions are now available on FourHands.com for retailers and interior designers. Learn more about the Four Hands Trade Program, and find local retail stores carrying Four Hands’ products.