Carlina Low TableBordering the surreal behind the glass. The Carlinas tables create lines fit for a gallery and set for the table. Cheekily calling to Carlo Mollinos influence on Oscar Tusquets, these tables were named Carlinas. The smoked glass tabletop exposes the supporting structures. Like Mollinos nature informed pieces, the Carlinas have twisting stretchers of wood. They triangulate on the side table and stabilise larger tables with a diagonal crossbar. The

be appropriate for any seated activity

the Pluto low tables are essentially sculptural shapes and bold details that call to mind cubism

A finely balanced oak construction with a 4 star die-cast base provides ergonomic

The H Chair showcases a bold geometric form with an angular frame and upholstered seat

Lorenzo Bini is inspired by the work of Cy Twombly and transforms it into a piece of contemporary design

The surface is extremely matte and durable with their Fenix laminate finish providing a comfortable and smooth surface

a Hudson Valley country resort by tastemaker Taavo Somer that takes all of its cues from the surrounding landscape

creating a versatile

Plane commands attention with its substantial mass and robust timber legs merging sculptural artistry with practicality

and can be sculpted to face its seat to the left or the right depending on the client's space

Unlike many of the sofas and easy chairs in Scandinavian design history

An elegant yet informal armchair