Bend Goods in the press.

Lumens' in-depth Q+A explores Gaurav Nanda's design influences, Palm Springs modernism, and where Bend Goods is headed in its second decade.

Design Milk's deep-dive profile revisited Bend Goods' journey — charting the brand's evolution from wire chairs to a full indoor-outdoor furniture collection.

Despite a challenging year, Bend Goods kept the conversation going — Voyage LA profiled Gaurav's origin story while Be Original Americas featured the studio in their Virtual Fellowship series.

A breakout year — Eater confirmed the Bend Goods wire chair as the defining seat of the modern American restaurant, while Steelcase 360, Hunker, and Be Original Americas explored the brand's founder story and design philosophy.

The opening of Bend Goods' first Melrose Avenue showroom drew coverage from Design Milk and Workshop Tonic, marking the studio's arrival as a permanent fixture in LA's design scene.

A prolific press year — the Betty Chair origin story, a Tastemade studio documentary, Tallula's restaurant feature in Eater, and a personal founder interview in Mademoiselle Robot.

Bend Goods crossed into mainstream lifestyle media — Chicago Tribune, InStyle, and Jungalow joined Design Milk in covering new product launches and a studio space tour.

Design Milk published three Bend Goods features in a single year, including a video profile — cementing the brand's identity as the leading voice in modern wire furniture design.

Remodelista spotted Bend Goods' wire baskets at the AR Store — an early sign of the brand's appeal beyond seating into functional sculptural objects.↗