Legendary French designer Pierre Paulin originally designed the Pacha Lounge Chair in 1975. Paulin designed the chair in harmony with the changing design style of its period, replacing the austerity of post-war design with a new, vigorous approach. First released in 1961, the Model 597 by Italian virtuoso Gianfranco Frattini is the lamp that launched him as a lighting designer. Its unique and playful form perfectly encapsulates Frattini’s extraordinary approach to the aesthetics of light. Model 597’s unique nylon fringes were inspired by both the world of fashion and the fringed entrance curtains commonly found in Italy’s bars and grocery stores in the late 1950s.

Contrasts are not only captivating to the eye but will also bring engaging dimensions to a room. The poufs with two levels form a graphic element, which combines softness with a modern interior. The rounded lines shape the distinct design in line with our fascination of geometry and emphasise its simple and natural form, producing a more organic expression in your home.

Characterised by their soft, organic shapes, the Isola Trays are made entirely from stained natural rattan. Featuring two pieces that are individual in shape and size, the trays have a tall edge that will allow you to carry plates, cups or other miscellaneous items from one room to another without any mishaps. Use the Isola Trays to serve breakfast in bed, hand out delicious treats in the garden or simply as a set of decorative trays that can be used to display your most treasured objects throughout the home. Effortlessly resting in your hand, the versatile Oli glassware is designed for everyday living. Made from 50% recycled glass, the glassware has distinctive, tiny bubbles created by deliberate pockets of air left between the layers of mouth-blown glass that add to their tactility. Each glass in the Oli collection is unique in thickness and colour, owing to the recycled material and the intricate process of blowing the melted glass into shape.

Serpentine in shape, beautifully balanced and gleaming like a jewel, the Aspide Lamp by Gianfranco Frattini is both a brilliantly practical piece of industrial design and an irresistibly playful design statement. First developed in 1970, the Aspide is a highly adjustable table lamp that looks like no other light before or since, but which still expresses the material and aesthetic tastes of its time. The Aspide was designed as a versatile task lamp that can be manually adjusted to create either direct light for work or reading, or turned toward the wall to create a softer, ambient glow; infact the body of the lamp can be manually rotated 350o in both the neck and the head.