The iconic bookcase Selecta by Lema celebrates its twentieth birthday. And it epitomises, once more, the modular system par excellence.
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Tufty Time by B&B Italia: this cult sofa is ten years old!
Tufty Time is the iconic sofa, designed by Patricia Urquiola for B&B Italia. Tufty Time blows out ten candles and to celebrate this, it comes out wearing an elegant chequered dress complete with dust ruffle. Tufty Time ’15 is a fresh new update on a truly cult piece; it has a strictly modern appeal, while never forgetting its origins.
MP01 by Punkt: simply mobile
Ultra-lightweight, smart, engaging and fast; these are all the different attributes we want our mobile phone to have. And what if we want something that’s a lot simpler than this?
Collo Alto, the new cutlery designed by Inga Sempé for Alessi
Designed by Inga Sempé, this new cutlery range recently presented at Homi and Maison&Object, has won us over at first sight.
Butterfly, your very own ethnic chic coffee tables
Butterfly is the new line of outdoor coffee tables by B&B Italia: simply elegant, extremely versatile and with endearing handmade qualities.
Madame Milano by Kartell, this limited edition armchair wears Pucci
Madame, the armchair designed by Philippe Starck for Kartell, was already a stylish piece. However, it’s even more irresistible now it’s wearing the 2015 collection, by fashion designer Emilio Pucci and inspired by the city of Milan.
Seasons by Covo, the serving plates as light as leaves
In the summertime it’s nice to serve fresh and “genuine” dishes. And we like serving them with the Covo plates, small silicon leaves which you can simply stack or roll them up. The table setting goes natural.
Panda Lux by Cappellini, a lamp full of tenderness
A huge bright Panda, which reinterprets traditional lighting design. We liked the idea behind this piece; an ironic product which adds a sparkle to our summer nights. What are we exactly talking about? Panda, the latest floor lamp by Cappellini.
Juicy Salif: history of a sculptural lemon squeezer
Can a “doodle” drawn on a paper placemat become a sought-after design object? Yes, it can, if the author of that sketch is Philippe Starck in person.