Known for its endlessly customizable fixtures, In Common With is breaking fresh ground with an expanded Brooklyn headquarters and a fantastical new collection.

Its founders, Nick Ozemba and Felicia Hung, had already approached Jacobsen about a collaboration, so she sent them a sketch. A year later, their new 20-piece Flora collection has bloomed.

Brooklyn-based lighting studio In Common With has used its flair for detail to handle practical needs with Saga, a customisable task lighting system. Practicality aside, Saga exudes In Common With’s trademark flair for detail; Art Deco-inspired fluting and soft architectural lines exude a warmth that plays well in both residential and commercial settings.

"This entire collaboration between Sophie Lou Jacobsen and In Common With is gorgeous. Our favorite piece is this Vera Sconce." Katrina Vonnegut and Brian Kraft, the husband-and-wife founders of the design studio Vonnegut/Kraft, have taken up a temporary residence while their permanent house in upstate New York is being renovated.

Founded in 2017 by Nick Ozemba and Felicia Hung, the design studio In Common With will show new outdoor lighting and portable lamps with metal finishes from its Flora series with Sophie Lou Jacobsen.

Nick Ozemba, co-founder of In Common With, met his eventual business partner, Felicia Hung, on the first day of their freshman year in the furniture design program at RISD. After graduation, he went on to design interiors at ASH NYC and SHoP Architects, while Hung went to work as a product designer. Then in 2017, they reunited to form the Brooklyn-based studio In Common With.