_{SHOWN ABOVE: Anemon rug by Kasthall}

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141 by Bocci

Freehand pours of molten glass over a curved rod (later swapped out for an LED source) form these ethereal pendants, which look especially pretty grouped into clustered bouquets.

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Niji by Ligne Roset

Named after the Japanese word for “rainbow,” this lamp by Studio Shulab features a swoon worthy arched stem.

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Anemon by Kasthall

A forgotten 1991 sketch by Kasthall’s former lead designer, the late Gunilla Lagerhem Ullberg, reblooms as this wool and linen rug.

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Me-Time by Moroso

Flower power is alive and well in García Cumini’s plush, lush sofa modelled after “a cake rising beyond its mould” — and offered in three blossoming upholstery patterns.

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Loja by Midgard

Sebastian Herkner’s poetic lighting range (which also includes a table and floor lamp) features an adjustable paper shade with sinuous, orchid-like flair.

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Lillybet by Kartell

While the floral jacquard fabric on these plastic-framed seats may appear retro, it’s actually an outcome of Kartell’s futuristic experiments with A.I.

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Rose by Noritake Design Collection

Faye Toogood hand-painted this pattern as a tribute to her English garden. Shown alongside her original canvas at Alcova, these porcelain platters are part of a larger limited-edition series that also includes plates and vases.

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Betsy by Uniqka

Lara Bohinc looked to flora, fauna and Jim Henson characters for the five frilly furniture pieces in her new collection named after Betsy Bird, an underrated Muppet. Each design features leather panels layered onto a wooden frame.

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Foliage by Poltrona Frau

Known for the tranquil lighting depicted in his digital artworks, Barcelona’s Ezequiel Pini (a.k.a. Six N. Five) achieves similar magic IRL with this ambient floor lamp featuring 10 leather-wrapped brass leaves.

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Bun by Knoll

Willo Perron appeals to daydreamers who like to keep their heads in the clouds with this puffy white lounge chair and ottoman.