Zaha Hadid created a series of extraordinary sofas and tables for diverse furniture companies, including Edra, Sawaya&Moroni, B&B, Established&Sons, as well as design museums, including London’s David Gill Gallery. Beyond the similarities shared by her products and architecture, and the expressive coherence that sets her work from varying sectors apart, Zaha’s design is defined by its fluidity. It is not the typical, streamlined American style, but that of the undulating sands of a desert landscape, almost as if her works bear the mark of her origins. Zaha’s design is fully expressive, both in its digital aesthetics that appear natural instead of artificial, and in its ability to interpret a material’s essence.