Standout designs take new forms
The Filigrana collection goes cordless. Same mouth-blown, acid-etched glass and hand-laid canes as the wall and ceiling versions, now built into a rechargeable table lamp. Set it on a nightstand, carry it out to the patio.
Amiona takes the Amia chair's flat, thick-legged silhouette and rounds it out-wrapping into one continuous curved so the whole shape reads as a single sculptural gesture.
Two new angled modules join Normann Copenhagen's Rope sofa family. The joint bends where a straight connector used to run flush, letting the sofa turn a corner instead of only extending in a line.
Niels Bendtsen's Collar Lounge Chair for Bensen gets a bigger seat. Same crisp, encircling backrest that gave the original its name, now built on a larger, more generous frame.
Top, frame, and legs saturated in a single unbroken color, so the table reads as a sculptural volume rather than equipment. Weatherproof, so it moves from living room to patio without a second thought.
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