Designed by Mermelada Estudio for Estiluz, Bols comes in floor, table, and pendant lamp versions. Each fixture is characterized by a dimmable LED sphere resting inside a cage-like aluminum and polyethylene shade.

Sancal‘s collaboration with Raw Color elevates seating to a sculptural form, with a silhouette made of playful oversized chains upholstered in a rainbow of bold options.

Strips of teak wood on handloomed wool add unexpected detailing to the Goz rug designed by Kengo Kuma for GAN. Colorway Tschui Brown (shown) is one of three offered in addition to a light gray and Ame beige.

POINT‘s Weave dining armchair is rendered in matte black, with a handwoven backrest that takes inspiration from how baya weaver birds create their nests.

Wood veneer leaves sprout from a metal base in LZF‘s Omma lamp, which rotates up to 180 degrees for targeted lighting. A range of wood (beech, cherry, or white) is offered, along with metal combinations including gold and matte black and ivory.

The Öru chair, Patricia Urquiola’s latest collaboration with Andreu World, retains the sustainable principles that are the hallmark of the partnership with a seat upholstered in recycled fabric and an FSC-certified solid ash wood frame.

Designed by Sebastian Herkner for Ondarreta, the Ginger chair cocoons a bouclé-wrapped seat inside a curved wooden collar base.

Flic‘s Cap pendant light features an LED-powered orb of glass, cloaked in an adjustable 3D-printed PETG cover to allow for varied diffusion of light.

An exaggerated, tubular silhouette defines Annud‘s Offo, a modular seating collection that is able to stand alone as individual seating or can be grouped together for a more dramatic effect.

Taking cues from 1950s Miami architecture, iSiMAR‘s Paradiso daybed stars a galvanized wire frame ornamented with Art Deco flourishes that supports a plush, extra-wide cushion that fits two.

Rounded corners give the simple silhouette of Lebom‘s Koh Tao a sense of ease, a subtle homage to its namesake, an island off the coast of Thailand.

Mega Mobilario‘s Crea collection by Victor Pinto takes inspiration from the harmony and elegance of Japanese design. Crafted from solid European oak or American walnut, the doors of the sideboard feature strips of wood for textured detailing.

Designed by Francesco Meda and David Quincoces for Gandia Blasco, the Onsen Lounge Chair is made for the outdoors but looks suited for indoors with leather-like straps accessorizing the stainless-steel tube frame.

Tacto‘s Hilo, named after the Spanish word for thread, celebrates craftsmanship with an 100 percent wool rug made using a kilim technique with embroidery. Blue (shown) is one of four colorways.

One of five variations of Vergés‘ Goose chair, Model A features an enveloping shell of ash plywood with cutout detail on the backrest.

Nardi‘s Monobloc chair features a construction of fiberglass polypropylene resins fortified with UV additives and comes in a range of candy-colored matte finishes.