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Rio Ipanema

Taking its cues (and moniker) from Brazil’s rich history of modernism, Roche Bobois’s fittingly named Rio Ipanema end table boasts a robust carved solid oak base that balances an 85-centimetre-wide lacquered MDF and leather dishlike surface. Bruno Moinard’s 41.1-centimetre-tall design was also conceived with a series of companion pieces — a sideboard and dining tables — to complete a vignette.

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Clemo

Available in three diameters (49, 90 and 120 centimetres) and three heights (49, 31.5 and 28 centimetres), this trio of coffee tables by Massimo Castagna for Gallotti&Radice embraces primal shapes to striking effect.

Their graphic profiles are accented by the finish options, including Ceppo di Gré stone and three marbles (Calacatta Vagli Oro shown).

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Sengu

A deft mix of materials and forms is a signature of designer Patricia Urquiola. This sensibility is on full display in her recent addition to Cassina’s Sengu collection: a set of circular and oval dining tables that pair expressive marble, wood and ceramic surfaces with stone, walnut, oak or blackened oak supports.

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