WAX 2026 brings together the resident brands COZMO, TAMART, AND MINIMALUX, LIGHTMASS^ with a roster of collaborators and friends across the design community. Set over four floors, in a former Victorian factory, 2026 marks its third successful year.

COZMO will present a series of new furniture launches and collaborations that centre on the play between Hard/Soft – Soft/Hard forms. All new designs invite a closer relationship between user and object - furniture that adapts and evolves with ease, as everyday life changes. The presentation introduces the Ginkgo Lounge Chair and Squarish Table Collection by Danish designer Ernst Bartholin Jensen, the Pac-Man Side Table by Australian designer Ben McCarthy and a new 3D knitted textile collaboration between Raw Edges and Dutch textile innovators BYBORRE. Inspired by earthworks, this textile collection explores how geometric patterns can emerge directly from a structure of 3D knitting. Like a relief, each motif is formed within the textile itself, creating an embossed, tactile skin where depth and texture become the primary means of expression. TAMART celebrates their latest lighting designs with the installation ‘Come To Dinner’, curated by Tamart’s founder Amos Goldreich. The exhibition explores the relationship between lighting and dining, demonstrating how carefully considered illumination can transform a space and shape the experience within. The new lighting collection includes the Clore Bead Pendant and the modular Clore Beam lighting with distinctive artisanal opaque hand-blown glass ideal for contract or residential use. Inspired from an original floor lamp designed by Tamar de Shalit in the early 1960s as part of a complete interior for Sir Charles Clore’s London penthouse. Alongside this will be the Highgate Chairs upholstered in leather and the Clore Dining Table with solid oak frame and top with rounded edges. Tamart’s space will be transformed for the duration of the exhibition. LIGHTMASS^ the innovative sculptural lighting brand by Raw Edges takes over the third floor, showing a new collection of sculptural table lights all based on the iconic shape of a house. The brand launched two years ago, and has since won various international awards including Elle Decoration Edida, and FRAME, plus has been shortlisted by Dezeen. MINIMALUX presents Working Objects - an installation of table and floor lights staged within a domestic styled setting, featuring the recently launched NIL collection, where form is reduced to its most basic graphic elements. Alongside it, DRUM combines pure cylindrical forms to create a balance of ambient and direct light. To complement the display classic, understated MINIMALUX table objects are woven throughout the ground floor of the Cozmo showroom, illustrating the meeting point of craft and engineering.