Created by Adelaide-based practice Studio Mignone, this table features a triple-tone concrete top in soft pink and white hues that bring to mind the swirls on lollipops and chocolate candy. It features four chubby legs in pink or white and is backed by painted steel for extra support.  Sealed with a semi-gloss finish, each unique table is made upon order in limited editions.

Available from Studio Mignone

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This sprightly series by Paris-based designer Ionna Vautrin features a compact size and six candy-like colours that make them fun additions to any room. comprising an ABS base and polycarbonate projector, these lamps can be placed on the console or on a side table next to your favourite armchair.

Available from Space Furniture

Featuring an ombre finish, the Cloud collection of stools and low tables by Singaporean designer Karyn Lim features rounded edges that make these pieces appear to float above ground; its curvy form also bring to mind the shape of popsicles. The ombre finish can be customised in your colour of choice, be it light or pastel hues or a vivid blue.

Available from Shouten Store

With its jelly-like appearance, these playful poufs will make quirky additions to your living room. The sunny yellow hue is our favourite tone and it's also adorably reminiscent of lemon drops. Lounge chairs and coffee tables that take a similar form are available.

Available from Slide

Got a sweet tooth for macarons? This sleek coffee table draws inspiration from the dainty French pastry; the “filling”-like centre of the table is made hollow so that it can store your books, magazines and other paraphernalia. It features local brand Akar de Nissim’s signature 10-year lacquered finish for a glossy look and is available in grey or red.

Available from Akar de Nissim

Store candies for guests in the Bonbonniere container by Copenhagen-based artist Helle Mardahl; with the lid on, the candy holder appears almost like a playful sculpture. Produced in Denmark, the mouth-blown pieces each have its unique curvy shape and is available in a cheerful array of shades.

Available from Helle Mardahl

The work of Seoul-based studio Kam Kam, the Marshmallow sofa features a twisted shape that references the chewy candy. Made using skein yarn and soft wool, the twisted structure serves both form and function—it strengthens the tensile force of the couch while creating a striking decorative detail.

Available from Kam Kam

Lasvit Lollipop lamp by Czech designer Boris Klimek features glass plates made with the slumped glass technique to create a mix of table lamps and pendant lights. A metal holder and light source is placed at the centre of each glass plate, in a way similar to how the sticks are inserted in lollipops.

Available from W. Atelier

Add a pop of colour to your living room with this playful limited edition print from South Korean artist Koo Seong Youn, who is represented by Gallery Huue. It depicts a bouquet of candy flowers set against a millennial pink backdrop; the perfect pick for homeowners who appreciate whimsical elements in their home.

Available from The Artling

Count on American designer Jonathan Adler to deliver a dose of whimsy to your spaces with his playful collections. The Globo bookend is one of such fun picks to feature on the display shelves in your living room; it features an L-shaped brass base that supports acrylic orbs in candy-like tones.

Available from Jonathan Adler

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Taking the appearance of spun candy, this pearlescent lighting piece from Bocci is made with a folding motion that gives it the taffy-like form. Its LED ambient light source is placed at the end of the loop so that it imbues a gentle glow. The Bocci 87 collection comprises wall lamps and pendant lights that can be used singularly or in a group to create a lively focal point in your home.

Available from Space Furniture

London-based designer Adam Nathaniel Furman has teamed up with Curiousa & Curiousa founder and designer Esther Patterson to create these colourful pastel lamps, to be shown at Decorex London. These quirky lighting pieces combine the British brand's signature sculptural look with Furman's vibrant aesthetic, creating an eye-catching result that will no doubt create a playful focal point in any room. “Colour is so central to my work and it’s fortuitous that Curiousa’s pastel range of glass colours work so well with Adam’s inspired colour sensibility,” says Patterson. “I just love how brave Adam is when he designs—he has such a strong, dynamic vision. He pulls no punches!”

Available soon at Curiousa & Curiousa