The versatile and colorful Tato collection from Baleri Italia—part of Hub Design—can be used as a seat or footrest and is made from ecological flexible polyurethane, is CFC free, and offers an internal rigid structure. Two lateral slits keep the elastic fabric in place, and the stretch fabric cover is removable.

Danish architects Arne Jacobsen and Flemming Lassen originally designed the Mayor sofa for Sollerod, Denmark’s city hall in 1939. Reintroduced by Suite NY, the three-seater sofa has a tufted back and is available in fabric or leather; the base is offered in white oiled oak, smoked oiled oak, or black lacquered oak.

With a Forest Stewardship Council-certified wood veneer centerpiece (acting as a table runner), the Marcus dining table from Rove Concepts uses eco-friendly practices with no wasted water, harmful emissions, formaldehyde, or carbon monoxide. The Scandinavian-designed piece also resists stains, bacteria, humidity, direct sunlight, and scratches.

From Quintus, the Harris chair is made of walnut, mahogany, or oak with nailhead options that include natural brass, bright brass, and brushed or polished nickel.

Streamlined and simple, the Mono lounge chair from Blu Dot is made with solid wood legs that are available in two monochromatic finishes—packwood gray and packwood orange—with the legs painted to match, and in hart sand with walnut legs.

Made with an exposed base or polished chrome pedestal base, the PBD Studio-designed Ellary lounge chair and ottoman from Paul Brayton Designs are functional and well-suited for educational, corporate, and hospitality environments.

The strong geometric lines of the Tifosi collection by Custom Contract Furnishings lend an air of balance to the sofa, loveseat, lounge chair, and bench. Its sleek profile, tufted cushions, and clean styling are inspired by midcentury modern design.

Showcased in the Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, the Piano chair, designed by Vilhelm Wohlert (Wohlert also designed the museum along with Jorgen Bo) in 1955 is available through Design Within Reach and is noted for its sculptural qualities based on Wohlert’s less-is-more ethos.

Distributed through Apartment Zero, Offecct’s wooden Kali chair is a collaboration with British designer Jasper Morrison and nongovernmental organization ECONEF to be used in a new children’s center in northern Tanzania. Constructed of a laminated wooden seat on top of a wooden frame with rounded lathed legs, the seat is available with or without upholstery.