Fritz Hansen Lily ChairThe Lily chair by Fritz Hansen was first designed in 1968 and its version with armrests was launched in 1970 at the Danish furniture fair. Designed by Arne Jacobsen, the chair consists of knife veneer layer glued and molded through a highly complex process to create the perfect curves and the extraordinary comfort of the chair, and a base constructed from chromed steel. The Lily chair is ideal for a modern or contemporary hospitality or home setting.

suited to a plethora of interior styles

Addicted to us pendant has a large hand blown conical shaped outer shade in smoked glass

The Parham School trained duo Kay and Stemmer have designed a mirror version of the popular Agnes range

Illuminate your space with the Rocks Pendant Light

rounded edges and meticulous finish enhance its visual appeal

all fixings are neatly tucked away making for a smooth and elegant light that can withstand all weather

and the joy of outdoor gatherings

Featuring a vibrant and colourful design

the Charles Coffee Table exudes sophistication and functionality

Contrast in the materials is evident with the opposing textures and colours in the bamboo holder and concrete shade

One of Marset's most iconic designs

Elevate your workspace or office with this embodiment of modern desirability