With weighted, unattached backs that can be adjusted or moved anywhere on or off the base, Aceray’s Spazio comes in 11 different sized solid wood bases that rest on chrome-plated steel legs.

HBF’s MOD Lounge collection of sofas, settees, lounge chairs, benches, and ottomans, features metal legs designed to join with various seating parts, while its modular components allow for a wide range of configurations.

Jamie Stern Furniture partnered with Dutch East Design on the Float collection, with legs that express the negative space between the piece and the ground. Each style can be upholstered in the company’s leather or the buyer’s own material.

Ligne Roset’s Clam sofa bed incorporates an easy-to-operate system that boasts high-quality comfort. Its lightness and smooth silhouette offers a soothing cocoon while upright.

Room & Board’s Callan accent chair is characterized by its contoured seat and back, which seemingly float inside the solid wood frame, offering an elegant profile thanks to its tapered shape.

The Zoe armchair from Alivar boasts rounded lines that revisit the 1950s in a contemporary way. The base is available in chrome-plated, painted, or stainless steel, with finish options including Peltrox, black nickel, and painted oak.

Inspired by the broad wings, curved body, and distinct bill of a pelican, the Fred lounge chair—the latest from Jaime Hayon for Fritz Hansen—balances the designer’s playful aesthetic with the company’s Danish heritage.

Taking cues from the square houses in Monopoly, the Hut Lodge collection from Scandinavian Spaces, designed in collaboration with partner brand Götessons, employs straight, simple lines to create a classic shape.