The work of London-based studio Analogia Project, the Motif collection of accent tables feature a striking geometric design on its table top. It’s created with saddle leather in-lay that have been cut and stitched together to create the ornate detailing. The design can be customised in various colours to create a piece that’s uniquely yours.

Available at P5 Studio

Cane furniture might bring to mind a vintage look, but Gebrüder Thonet Vienna dispels that notion with modern shapes and styles for its collections. Its latest collaboration with London-based industrial designer Michael Anastassiades is no different: the N.200 lounge chair pairs the lightness of woven cane with the sinuous curves of the bentwood frame, which bring to mind the pure forms and graphic shapes that Anastasiades is known for.

Available at Space Furniture

“It’s not about imposing a lifestyle, it’s a personal expression of living,” says André Fu, on his eponymous brand André Fu Living. For his latest collection that’s launching during Milan Design Week, the Hong Kong-based architect draws upon his flair for understated elegance and his peripatetic lifestyle. Entitled Modern Reflections, the collection features 150 items which include furniture, lighting, textiles and stationery, with a touch of retro charm.

Available exclusively at Lane Crawford Hong Kong and Shanghai until July 2019

The beauty of Lema’s new LT40 Day system by David Lopez Quincoces lies in its versatility and its colour play. It pairs a matte lacquer finish with wood and glass storage boxes, aluminium frames, stone trays; all of which can be adjusted in myriad configurations with built-in LED lighting to illuminate and display precious pieces.

Available at W. Atelier

Designed by Danish designer Johannes Torpe, the elegant look of the Heartbreaker sofa features a playful twist—the armrests form the halves of a heart, which can be combined or separated to break or form a heart. “Breaking up with the woman I thought I was going to marry provided the inspiration for the Heartbreaker sofa system,” divulges Torpe. “As an old saying goes, the greatest love songs were written by songwriters with broken hearts, and that’s how it was for me when I designed this sofa.”

Available at Xtra

“The desk has had its day. With mobile technology you need a place to sit occasionally or a comfortable play to hang out,” say Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby. With that in mind, the Soft Work collection for Vitra provides ample space for both work and play: it pairs ergonomic seats with integrated table tops, power outlets and charging stations.

Available at W. Atelier

The FIN/JPN Friendship Collection by Artek teams up leading Japanese and Finnish collaborators in a creative celebration of the centenary anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two nations. Highlights include the Colo Ring collection, which pairs Jo Nagasaka’s unique surface treatment to a stool, bench and tea trolley, resulting in unexpected combinations of colour and patterns.

Available at W. Atelier

The Nativ collection designed by Raphael Navot pairs organic materials with geometric forms and well-crafted details, to examine the human impact on the environment. Its unusual shapes appear reminiscent of tribal objects; top picks include the Primordial bookcase, which features a sculptural silhouette and a rock-like finish.

Available at Roche Bobois Singapore

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The Charisma collection is the result of a collaboration between Giorgio Collection and Russian interior designer Maria Serebryanaya and features a full set of furniture for the living and dining areas as well as the bedroom to create a unified look. The glamorous selection draws cues from the Art Deco era, which is conveyed through geometric shapes and opulent finishes.

Japanese boutique Huls presents the Korai collection, which is inspired by the notion of ‘senseware’—pieces that trigger our attention to the natural elements of light, water and wind. The collection comprises of Hydrangea water vessels made of handblown glass and Ren wooden mobiles crafted with wooden strips.

Available at Huls Gallery Singapore

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Add an element of whimsy to your interior with these imaginative porcelain pieces from L’Ojet’s latest collection. Crafted in collaboration with Los Angeles-based artists Simon and Nikolai Haas, the L’Objet Haas Brothers collection is inspired by the otherworldly quality of the landscapes in Joshua Tree National Park in California, USA. Featuring hand-carved scales on earthenware as well as brass and 24K gold detailing, the collection celebrates the art of hand-making and the precision of 3D printing.

Available at Strange and Deranged

Let the Rialto side table add a stylish edge to your space. Created by the Como-based manufacturer, the glass table features 12mm-thick bevelled circular glass top supported by a two-tone base, with a quarter of it sliced off to create a dramatic silhouette.

Available at Marquis HnC

The work of Belgian designer Vincent van Duysen, Gregor is a modular sofa system made for conversation. The generously-sized seat features an array of straight and corner units designed to be mixed and matched together. Its steel base features a zinc finish and is supported by slender legs that convey a sense of lightness.

Available at P5

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Creative directors Neri&Hu have created the Discipline sofa, which can be configured as a two-piece L-shaped sofa or a long bench. Its angular proportions and minimalist design makes it an elegant addition to any space; pair it with the equally sleek Bund side tables, which pair the heftiness of marble with a delicate brass table top. 

Available at P5 Studio

The 58th edition of the Salone Internazionale del Mobile furniture fair will be held in Milan from 9-14 April. Read the full story in Singapore Tatler Homes June-July 2019