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Taking cues from the bold aesthetics of the 1970s, the pairs a smooth, circular glass tabletop with a flared, trumpet-shaped base for a look that feels both sculptural and light. Each table is individually hand-blown, so no two are exactly alike, and the glossy surface catches and reflects light thr...

The draws on the architectural grandeur of ancient Roman aqueducts and classic geometrical precision, its sequence of arches lending a sleek, understated silhouette with real presence. Elongated legs give the piece an air of lightness, offsetting the substantial scale of the console itself, so it fe...

The brings a refined, handcrafted touch to any kitchen, its curved, sculptural joinery designed by Adam Goodrum adding a note of sophistication to a clean, minimalist frame. Its clean verticals and softly rounded ends showcase the intrinsic beauty of the timber, holding their elegant proportions

Lightweight yet durable, the pairs a fully upholstered seat and oak frame with a distinctive upholstered backrest inspired by Copenhagen bicycle bags and secured with simple straps. The design nods to traditional Japanese stick chairs, and its name — meaning ‘raw’ and ‘natural’ in Japanese...

The takes its name and form from the ancient bagua diagram, in which the balance of yin and yang is illustrated through symbols arranged in octagonal formations, reflected here in its eight-sided oak base. Softly rounded and sculptural, its full upholstery wraps around an enveloping contour for a ge...

Captured in June 1983, this Slim Aarons photograph frames Italian mountaineer Guido Monzino relaxing with friends on the terrace of his home, Villa del Balbianello, overlooking Lake Como. It's a perfect study in effortless glamour and the unhurried ease of the good life, the kind of golden, sun-...

The designed to stand alone as an artistic object, yet forms a united family when grouped with other pieces from the collection. Its name references the Japanese sport of Sumo, with a voluminous, rounded body resting on narrow, pointed legs that celebrate the human form. The design plays with the co...

The Stilt Sofa is a modular system designed by Toan Nguyen, built to adapt easily to settings of varied sizes and styles. Its streamlined platform and padded cushions balance a European sense of modern design with a touch of Vietnamese influence, seen in its wood-based frame and smaller armrest cush...

Captured in August 1980, this Slim Aarons photograph finds sunbathers lounging on the white-painted terrace of , a villa built into the rocks of Pizzolungo, overlooking the waters off the coast of Capri. Owned by celebrated Italian tailor and fashion designer Umberto Tirelli, it's a portrait of...

The designed by D8 Studio with a shape inspired by a spade, its upholstered seat and backrest built for comfort and a restrained sense of elegance. Inviting curves are set against angled, smoked oak legs for the brand's signature modern industrial finish, shown here with Arda Pearl on the back a...

Designed by Kelly Hoppen, the a refined, architectural form built for both comfort and presence. Its curved lines are upholstered in a cream bouclé fabric, adding rich texture to any room. Plush poly foam seat cushions are paired with a no-sag seat construction, holding their shape and support over...

The Harlequin rug brings texture and warmth underfoot with its plush, chunky pile, handwoven in India from 100% wool. Soft, durable and built to be lived on, it suits busy living spaces and quiet corners alike. Its tie-dye effect is coloured entirely by hand, so no two rugs are exactly alike, with v...

A tribute to the Cobra Arts Movement of the 1960s, the brings a whimsical, sculptural touch to a dining table or sideboard, with or without a candle lit. Its soft, organic form is unmistakably reminiscent of a human silhouette, staying true to the Cobra artists' practice of working from naive ha...

The Slim edition of the Sumo Vase features a deep, carved opening that continues the collection's dialogue between familiar vase shapes and more abstract, artistic detail. Celebrating the human form through its reference to the Japanese sport of Sumo, it rests on narrow, pointed legs in a volumi...

Drawing on minimalist art, the melds light and sculpture into one striking graphic form, its radiant white acrylic tube flowing in every direction to cast an ambient, organic glow. Originating from a single hand sketch, its appearance shifts and reveals new patterns depending on the vantage point. A...

Taking its name from the bull-like silhouette of its opal glass shade, this table lamp draws on the animal motifs characteristic of Danish Modernism from the 1940s through the 1960s. The shade scatters light smoothly, giving the lamp its distinctive character, while an unpolished grey marble base gr...

Sumo celebrates the human form, taking its name from the Japanese sport as a reference point for vases that are voluminous in scale, resting on narrow, pointed legs. The Horns variation features a distinctive double opening that sets it apart from the more traditional narrow openings elsewhere in th...

- Reviews (0)An art piece in itself, the Dusk and Dawn lamps are a unique source of light that lets the mind wander to planets, eclipses and Brutalist architectural details. The layered shades playfully divide the light into a rhythm of exposure contributing to an intimate and cozy atmosphere.The sq...

A two-drawer media unit in ash from Kelly Hoppen brings a quiet sense of harmony to any space. True to Kelly Hoppen's signature style, it pairs understated elegance with beautiful materials, letting the timber take centre stage. Its softly curved, organic form rests on dual column feet, celebrat...

The balances simplicity and the artistry of light through two gracefully opposing shades that orchestrate both direct and indirect illumination. Inspired by the serene aesthetics of Japanese design, light reflects softly off delicately curved metal screens for a warm, tranquil glow. Suited to a beds...