From Festival Grounds to Living Rooms: Tomorrowland Launches Furniture Brand, MORPHO

Tomorrowland‘s influence is swelling far beyond electronic dance music as the legendary Belgian festival steps into the world of interior design with the launch of MORPHO, a luxury furniture collection.

The collection is the brainchild of Tomorrowland’s newest creative venture, Great Library Design Studio. The launch marks a major evolution for the brand, expanding its immersive world-building ethos beyond music festivals and into people’s living spaces.

With MORPHO, Tomorrowland brings its signature whimsical storytelling to life through nature-inspired furniture, lighting and décor. The collection leans heavily into organic forms, earth tones and a bespoke design philosophy with a mission to capture the same sense of wonder and escapism that has defined the festival’s onsite experience for 20 years.

Dragonflies served as Tomorrowland’s “main source of inspiration,” according to a press release. The MORPHO bar stool incorporates the shape of the insect’s wings, and the motif can also can be found in the metal detailing of the collection’s sunbed as well as the embroidery on the leather back of the lounge chair.

The goal is simple: to turn the ephemeral magic of the festival into something tangible and lasting within both interior and exterior spaces. Great Library Design Studio worked alongside specialized craftsmen, factories and workshops to ensure every piece in the collection feels intentional and transportive.

Tomorrowland’s primary collaborators are a trio of esteemed Belgian design brands: Ethnicraft, Atelier Vierkant and RVB. Inspired by Art Nouveau, they pulled inspiration from legendary architects such as Victor Horta and Antoní Gaudí.

The Art Nouveau-inspired MORPHO line is available now. You can shop the collection here.