A tubular metal frame joins a circular seat and oversized cylindrical backrest in Ex.t’s Rest lounge chair, an expansion of the company’s Rest collection.

Bonaldo’s Lock, Lock Ego armchair conveys a sense of comfort thanks to upholstery options that include eco-leather or leather, as well as one- or two-tone color options.

Resting on oiled or lacquered wooden feet, Margas LC1 from &Tradition can be upholstered in one of four Dedar fabrics, including the bouclé Karakorum (shown).

The extra-wide length of Usona’s Sofa 09174 provides generous seating, while curvilinear feet made from solid oak wood punctuate the base.

Available through Haute Living, Frigerio’s Davis Case sofa is defined by contemporary lines and an integrated metal bookcase covered in leather. Two- and three-seater versions are available and can be customized in goose down.

Tacchini’s modular Polar system comes in eight mix and match versions. Available with or without backrests, aluminum feet support a plywood and fiberboard timber frame.

Designed by Doshi Levien, the oversized cushions of Arper’s Shaal create comfort while giving the modular sofa a plush aesthetic.

Designed by Philippe Nigro in partnership with Mobilier National, Hémicycle by Ligne Roset stars two conjoined seats in the collection’s Vis-à-Vis configuration.

The midcentury-inspired Kylie chair from Bernhardt is framed by wood in a sable finish with brushed stainless steel accents at its corners.

Constructed of steel, plywood, and foam and wrapped in a bouclé-style fabric, the rounded curves of Zuo Modern’s Myanmar chair create a soft cocoon.

With sustainability top of mind, Sabai’s Corner Sectional is available in upcycled polyester or velvet upholstery, which is made from 100 percent recycled water bottles.

Designed by Chris Martin for Massproductions, the 4PM chaise lounge is made-to-order in Sweden from laminated Douglas fir or cherry and features a leather headrest that allows the wood grains to shine.

Bernhardt Hospitality’s Pablo swivel chair is a contemporary take on the wingback armchair, constructed with sinuous springs and covered in a 100 percent polyester fabric or custom options.

Designed by Manuel Molina, the structure of Expormim’s Blum dining armchair is made of high-resistance aluminum tubes with a pyramid-shaped base of Sapele wood legs.

A reinterpretation of the classic cockpit armchair, soft Alpaca wool cloaks the exaggerated silhouette of Studiopepe’s Zelda, which is steadied by a base of brushed brass.

The curvilinear Capri sectional from Williams-Sonoma evokes French Art Deco style. A kiln-dried frame of sustainably sourced hardwood supports foam core cushions wrapped in a double-layer poly fiber.

Designer Ilse Crawford reinterprets Hans J. Wegner’s CH24 Wishbone chair for Carl Hansen & Son. A splash of water-based color adds a modern touch while retaining its original structure of beech wood and natural cord.

The tubular steel frame of Inspec’s A22 is manufactured without any bolts or screws, making it 100 percent recyclable. The angled seat also comes with an add-on cushion option.

Featuring woven Viennese cane connected by a V-shaped structure, Cassina’s Capitol Complex pays homage to Pierre Jeanneret’s original design for Le Corbusier’s Capitol Complex building.

MENU’s tapered Cairn pouf comes in a range of fabric options from bouclé to leather. High resilience foam and no-sag springs ensure the ottoman keeps its shape.

Grand Rapids Chair Co. introduces the Rita lounge chair to its outdoor collection, with a powdercoated steel frame and detachable cushions. A version with a built-in side table made from recycled rice hulls is also available.

Available through the Invisible Collection, the Grand Theodore sofa by Humbert & Poyet is handmade in Italy. Upholstered in Christian Fischbacher VIP fabric, the walnut structure is finished with a satin varnish.

An angular silhouette defines Atelier Purcell’s Klippen lounge chair, inspired by a geological formation. Thirteen fabric and leather options are offered, along with a range of metal, wood, or lacquer finishes for the base.

Curved openings in the molded plywood medium-density fiberboard and a hard pine backrest create an Art Deco sensibility in Hamilton Conte’s Penelope bench.

The Agami 1162 barstool from Sandler Seating boasts a beech wood frame in one of six stains, while a curving seat can be upholstered in limitless fabric options.