1.
Roè armchair by Fast
Italy
Designer Francesco Meda and interior designer David López Quincoces wanted to blur the lines between the indoors and the outdoors for their collaboration with Fast. This dining chair is a stylish option for a summer aperitivo or alfresco dinner.
fastspa.com

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Stelo chair by Mattiazzi
Italy
London-based design consultancy Industrial Facility reinterprets the typology of an all-wooden English Windsor chair. With a curved back that extends into relaxed armrests, it embodies Mattiazzi’s dedication to craft, with its components seamlessly assembled in batches by artisans.
mattiazzi.eu

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The Boxed Collection side table by SCP
UK
Swiss-French designer Julie Richoz teamed up with SCP to create a side table that fits into the confines of a standard shipping container. Its burnt-orange hollow box shape features curved pillars and exposed screws that lend a subtle industrial edge. scp.co.uk

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Passage chair by Kettal
Spain
French designer Ronan Bouroullec’s piece might look simple at first glance but it boasts technical innovation and attention to detail. With an aluminium frame and an extruded backrest, the chair is available in all-aluminium or with seat in materials including rope and papiro fibre.
kettal.com

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Boltons lamp by Artemide
Italy
This playful lighting element consists of a metal disk that rests on a pyramidal clear-glass base, courtesy of Swiss architecture firm Herzog & De Meuron. Its lightweight form is a masterclass in the technical art of light design.
artemide.com

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Dezza armchair by Poltrona Frau
Italy
Originally designed by Gio Ponti in 1965, the Dezza armchair is turning 60 this year. To celebrate, a limited run of 60 pieces is being released, featuring unpublished illustrations of hands by the Italian design maestro.
poltronafrau.com

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Cygnet chandelier by Michael Anastassiades
UK
Unveiled at the Fondazione Danese, this geometric lighting system by London-based Cypriot designer Michael Anastassiades was inspired by childhood memories of flying paper kites. Thanks to its paper shades, it diffuses a soft glow.
michaelanastassiades.com

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Reformer by Technogym
Italy
This Pilates reformer machine was developed in collaboration with renowned instructors to ensure performance through controlled movement. It’s crafted from wood, aluminium and vegan leather – the sandstone colourway is our top pick for workout spaces.
technogym.com

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Chaise longue à réglage by Cassina
Italy
It’s 60 years since Cassina began issuing this familiar chaise longue by Le Corbusier, Charlotte Perriand and Pierre Jeanneret. To celebrate, the Italian manufacturer is releasing an electric-blue iteration that provides a jolt of joy.
cassina.com

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Seeds table by Ethimo
Italy
Italian designer Cristina Celestino’s Seeds collection of furniture for outdoors-focused producer Ethimo features earthy tones and organic elements. This table’s combination of brass legs, pastel-green hue and wooden top is a sophisticated option for your garden or terrace.
ethimo.com

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Auro table by De Padova
Italy
Now for a design that commands attention. Crafted primarily from marble, this table is a feat of natural material beauty. Available in elliptical and round iterations, it brings a sculptural presence to interiors.
depadova.com

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Touch cabinet by Zanat
Bosnia and Herzegovina
UK-based Studioilse’s Touch collection of furniture for Zanat includes this cabinet made from solid wood. With deep shelves, slim legs and delicate handmade carvings on its doors, it combines Balkan manufacturing expertise with London flair.
zanat.org

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Diffrient Lounge Chair and Stool by Humanscale
USA
American industrial designer Niels Diffrient has given his name to the first lounge chair produced by New York-based Humanscale. Reflecting the brand’s commitment to comfort in the office, an integrated work surface and adaptable back and headrest make it an appealing workstation.
humanscale.com

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Twin sideboard by Porro
Italy
Dordoni Studio interprets constructivist geometry with this sideboard table, made from black-stained ash and mirrorpieces. The low, elongated structure connects two contrasting volumes: one side features a hollow form, while the other is topped with a mirror.
porro.com

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Africa chair by Tacchini
Italy
Tacchini is diving into its rich archive to reissue this chair by designer-couple Tobia and Afra Scarpa. Its rounded shapes and split backrest are unpretentiously spectacular. We’re grateful to see it back in production.
tacchini.it

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Planetario Giove loveseat by Dolce & Gabbana Casa
Italy
This season the Italian luxury brand seeks some sunny inspiration from the coastal landscapes of southern Italy. This inviting armchair captures the warmth of the region’s hospitality, with a welcoming rounded seat, curved backrest and oakwood base.
dolcegabbana.com

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Grid shelf by Time & Style
Japan
The Grid shelf by Japanese furniture brand Time & Style’s is available in a multitude of different configurations, with the possibility to add (or subtract) shelves, draws and cubby holes. A standout storage system to organise your life.
timeandstyle.com

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Porthole mirror by No-Ga
Sweden
A designer of many talents, Willo Perron’s collection for Scandinavian brand No-Ga demonstrates his expertise in theatrical designs with a modular approach to interiors, making your home a stage. This mirror, with its four-piece glossy frame and fluid edges, is futuristic in looks but hand-crafted every step of the way.
no-ga.com

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Giano table by Luxence
Italy
Luxury Living Group’s own furniture brand Luxence is a celebration of Italian expertise and craftsmanship. Made from marble, with a distinct red lacquer finish, the sculptural Giano dining table is an ode to the Italian arte della tavola.
luxurylivinggroup.com

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Lambda table by Rimadesio
Italy
The latest in Italian industrial architect and designer Giuseppe Bavusio’s 39-year collaboration with furniture-maker Rimadesio is an impressive dining table made of Verde Lepanto – a type of green marble quarried in Turkey. Its intricate lines strike the balance between practical object and piece of art.
rimadesio.it

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Cycad sconces by Joe Armitage
UK
This double-sconce lamp by Joe Armitage is part of a collection commissioned by Milan’s design doyenne Nina Yashar for Nilufar Gallery. Showcased during Milan Design Week, the wall lamp is made from walnut and brass with recycled plastic shades.
joearmitage.com

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Great sofa by Hem
Sweden
A name that promises all a sofa needs to be. British-Canadian designer Philippe Malouin’s modular sofa for Hem boasts the perfect ratio of softness and firmness. Its Kvadrat upholstery stays tucked in thanks to elasticated corners, a functional touch that doesn’t compromise on aesthetics.
hem.com

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Biboni Sofa by Knoll
USA
Designed by Californian architecture firm Johnston Marklee, this sofa is an ode to anthropomorphic design. The seating system features sculptural curves that mimic the human form with soft, puffy folds that provide comfort and support. Its exterior is intended to evoke human skin.
knoll.com

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Treetops lamp by Memphis
Italy
This lamp doesn’t only light up a room, it also lifts the mood thanks to its playful colours and composition. Piedmont-based brand Memphis (a revival project of the unconventional and fun-tastic design movement of the 1980s) is bringing back this postmodern interpretation of a tree branch on a breezy day.
memphis.it

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Atollo lounge chair by Studioutte
Italy
Milan-based multidisciplinary practice Studioutte’s Atollo collection consists of furniture crafted from solid glossy wood. This low armchair is made up of four upholstered blocks that also allow for negative space. Its muted monochromatic exterior exudes refined simplicity.
studioutte.com