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This table consists of three planks of wood, separated to soften the appearance of the raw material.

This side table was inspired by the shape of two cheerleaders using the wall balance.

This lounger has a durable structure made from recycled black plastic.

The bent wooden back of this lounge chair provides comfort without padding.

The shape of this footstool inspired by the concrete bollards of Milan belies its soft texture.

Each colour in Hokolo's English Breakfast collection represents a different component of the meal.

This clothes stand brings the once masculine valet back into use as a unisex item.

Inspired by rock formations, this sofa's sharp asymmetry contrasts with its soft upholstery.

Each bulb in this floor lamp melts downwards through the coloured glass sphere that encloses it.

This barstool has a bearing mechanism allowing the seat and foot ring to turn 360°.

This stool was designed in 1942 for a furniture exhibition at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art.

This lightweight seating is a reinterpretation of a classic hunting stool.

Pointed aluminium legs contrast with a lightweight fabric shade in this floor lamp by Philippe Starck.

Each Quill rug is handmade to mimic nature's unique designs.

This lamp alludes to the French tradition of serving food beneath a cloche.

This bench is named after the two stabilising tubes that meet under the seat.

This chair uses woven steel rods to create the capitonné effect.

A removable tray sits on top of this table.

This task lamp uses a double pantograph arm and adjustable head to provide direct light.

This steel side table features a built-in shelf.

This mirror's triangle shape makes it ideal for use in corners.

This pendant combines a concrete exterior with a metallic plating inside.

The classic Panton Chair is available in a limited edition Sunlight yellow only for this summer.