Alessi’s Cactus fruit bowl, designed by Marta Sansoni, is now offered in two new sizes and in a rich red color. Made from stainless steel, the container features stylized cactus leaf perforations, allowing for necessary ventilation.

The soft shape of Salamanca dinnerware from Canvas Home complements its black or off-white matte glazes, specifically developed using local clay with a factory outside of Barcelona.

The Petal placemats from Chilewich feature a delicate modern lace pattern to surround a plate or a charger. Part of the Pressed collection, they come in champagne and steel blue (pictured).

Available through ddc, the free-blown spherical Mo vases by Anna Torfs have two cut sides, enabling the object to stand in two positions, and are available in three sizes and a range of colors, including smoke.

Highlighting the Nordic lifestyle, Objects from Fritz Hansen comprises multiple vases, a collection of trays, a solid brass candleholder from Jaime Hayon, plaid throws, and knitted cushions.

The Mix&Match tray collection designed by ceramic artist Flavia Del Pra and manufactured by GAN is presented in nine different models and made from a copper-plated aluminum structure, which forms a base for the handcrafted pieces.

Petite Friture developed Succession with design studio Färg & Blanche. After being heated, the organic form was covered in felt, restrained by cord, and held in place. After the cords were removed, it was then cast in porcelain by Revol with a raw and matte exterior and shiny interior enamel.

To create the interlocking shape of the 721 Grams candleholders, available at SUITE NY, designer Isabell Gatzen heats the solid brass material and then forges it into shape. It is CNC machined into exact measurements and is then finished by undergoing a mirror polishing by skilled craftspeople.