This is the car you’d want to drive all across the Monopoly board as you scoop up coveted properties along the boardwalk and then some. The Konstantin beta toy car, created by Nika Zupanc, has the charm of an antique roller car fused with the polished finesse of the present. This fine toy comes in aluminum epoxy-lacquered lemon and black, or a matte black version. The gold or silver accents are the deluxe detail adding to Konstantin’s posh impression.

designer: nika zupanc
producer: established & sons
material: lacquered epoxy
period: 2010s

The jumper chair consists of one continous oversized woolen knitted cover, with qualities very much like that of a jumper, the knitted cover is wrapped over the solid wood structure and bent to steel legs. The cover is knitted on a “knit and wear” machine that is adapted for clothing garments but this is where the fashion and design production processes divide. One the garment is completed it is then run through a high degree wash to attain a seamlesss and upholstered effect, eradicating most of the stretch from the wool but presenting a high quality fabric and is suitable for contract application. The jumper is available in three different colorways.

Specifications:
dimensions-L735mm x D700mm x H745mm, seat height 410mm
materials–powder coated steel, beech ply seat and back, foam, fixed non removable felted wool cover

designer: bertjan pot
producer: established & sons
material: wool
period: 2010s

Along the lines of minimalism, the Alodia stool illustrates form following function. Cappellini manufactures the Todd Bracher design, which is constructed using metal tube and steel plate, featuring a lazer-cut seat. Alodia is available in two heights and a bevy of cool colors: anthracite, mustard, white, green, light blue and avio blue; all with a matte finish. Alodia is sharp-looking, but she won’t be sharp on your floors since she stands on black plastic feet. Dimensions: width 460 mm; height 720 mm, 820 mm; depth 540 mm.

designer: todd bracher
producer: cappellini
material: metal tube and steel plate
period: 2010s

The Naoto Fukasawa Leia lamp was inspired by the sophisticate of the grand piano. The Leia lamps come in either a high-gloss black or white, including a family of standing, table and reading lights. The body of the lamp is made of an impressive opal, sanitized art glass that can be dimmed or switched on or off independently, depending on what kind of illumination you want to achieve. The body is also an unintentional energy-saver. The base of the lights contrasts distinctly with the cover above it. The head of the warmly lit, halogen reading light can be tilted to allow the light beam to reflect at 35º.

designer: naoto fukasawa
producer: belux
material: opal glass
period: 2000s

You don’t set the glass on the table- the glass is the table. Established & Sons have crafted a hand-blown glass table, designed by Konstantin Grcic. The unique design is a two-part construct. A voluptuous, free-form glass bubble makes up the base of the table, and is topped by a translucent, colored table-top sheet of glass. This piece, named Blow, represents the work achievable using the skill of fine Venini artisans.

Philippe Starck wants you to enjoy your music freely which is why the wireless Zikmu Parrot can be controlled with a remote, and charge your electronic iPod or iPhone device while you enjoy the clarity of sound emerging from the speakers. The Parrot is available in five modern colors, black, grey, pale green, white, and bright red. The high tech exciters vibrate the speaker membrane’s honeycomb structure for a uniform energy distribution throughtout the room. The bottom part of the speaker contains a woofer and a bass-reflex system for a amplified bass reproduction. These smooth and elegant column-like, sculpted speakers pump up any space, both literally and figuratively.

designer: philippe starck
producer: zikmu
material: plastic
period: 2000s

Anna Torf’s Valenta collection is an exclusive cylindrical family of vases of varying heights and widths. The collection includes three long, slender traditional pieces, and two forms with an exaggerated width, and shortened height. The forms are made with hand-blown colored glass with thick transluscent bases that are reminiscent of ice. These beautifully made vases are perfect for combining with a well-matching palette of colors, available including aubergine, deep purple, green, light purple, petrol, ruby red, and white.

designer: anna torfs
material: colored glass
period: 2002

The Kelvin LED by Antonio Citterio is a desk lamp with a surprisingly large spread of direct light and a double pantograph arm and 360 degree swiveling head. The body is cast in aluminum alloy with the outside head in die-cast aluminum with an injection-molded metalacrylate diffuser, while the external cover of the base in ABS with a white, anthracite, or black finish. This popular Flos lamp gives you both a warm, soft light while it is also an energy-efficient light source with LEDs. While using special Flostouch technology the switch only needs a light touch to turn the lamp on or off, or to change between the two levels of light intensity.

designer: antonio citterio and toan nguyen
producer: flos
materials: aluminum alloy
period: 2010

The Glo Ball lamp family, designed by Jasper Morrison, is a collection of orbs lamps capable of setting any space they are placed in “aglow”. The collection of light models allow the Glo Ball to be both suspended from the ceiling or to stand upright in a room. The soft sphere of hand-blown opal glass is complimented by the stark, white stainless steel base it rests on. The modern lamps are produced by Flos and are available with fluorescent or halogen lights.

designer: jasper morrison
producer: flos
materials: metal and glass
period: 1990s

The refined folding Déjà-vu console by Naoto Fukasawa is an essential for any household. Made by Magis in 2010 the legs are made of polished aluminum and the tops are available in MDF either painted, veneered in oak or oak stained wenge.

designer: naoto fukasawa
producer: magis
material: aluminum and oak
period: 2010s