In Real Life: Why the Forma Collection Works Everywhere
ByChelsea Harris
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There’s something special about design that adapts to you, not the other way around. The Forma Collection was created with that idea in mind: sculptural, versatile pieces that feel just as at home in a cozy, art-filled apartment as they do in a sun-drenched dining nook or a pared-back bedroom. To celebrate its versatility, we’re highlighting a few of our favorite spaces from the Schoolhouse community, each one proving that thoughtful design tells a different story depending on where it lands.

Photo by Gabriela Riveros
Eclectic & Playful
In this vibrant home, the Forma Cabinet takes on a supporting role without fading into the background. Between the colorful artwork, playful accents, and warm wood floors, the cabinet’s clean-lined silhouette adds structure while its pop of red hardware keeps things fun. We love how it’s styled as a mini bar and display spot for favorite photos, a reminder that storage can be both practical and personal.
Tip: try layering bold art above streamlined furniture to balance visual energy with calm geometry.

Photo by Elaina Bellis
Light & Airy
A sunny corner transforms into a gathering space thanks to the Forma Round Dining Table. The sculptural steel base provides a subtle moment of contrast against woven chairs and soft textiles, making the whole setting feel grounded without overwhelming the room. Set with colorful glassware and simple blooms, it’s proof that you don’t need much to create an inviting dining spot.
Tip: lean into texture (woven seating, patterned rugs, layered ceramics) to bring warmth to a modern table.

Photo by Aarica Nichole
Minimal & Modern
In this bedroom, the Forma Nightstand shows its softer side. With rounded edges and a compact frame, it balances functionality with sculptural presence, offering a landing place for books, fresh flowers, or those little daily essentials. Paired here with layered bedding and a vintage-inspired wall sconce, it proves how well modern pieces can coexist with collected, one-of-a-kind finds.
Tip: use nightstands with open space underneath to keep bedrooms feeling light and uncluttered.

Photo by @skyleracozyhome
Modern Meets Traditional
Sometimes the best design moments happen in the in-between. Case in point: the Forma Stool with bright red legs, styled alongside a classic tulip table, an upholstered bench, and a built-in cabinet. The mix of modern geometry and timeless details strikes just the right balance, bold but not overpowering. The stool’s sculptural shape feels fresh, while its pared-back silhouette lets surrounding traditional pieces shine.
Tip: don’t be afraid to mix eras! Pairing a modern accent with classic furniture can make both styles feel more dynamic.
