‘Beosound Balance’ Speaker
Beosound Balance’ speaker, £1,750, by Benjamin Hubert, for Bang & Olufsen
Scandinavian minimalism meets superior sound quality in Benjamin Hubert’s tactile wireless speaker for Bang & Olufsen.
‘Bold Living' Cabinet
‘Bold Living’ cabinet, €14,600, by Elisa Giovannoni, for Ghidini 1961
Elisa Giovannoni’s low cabinet for Ghidini 1961 makes a strikingly sleek statement piece.
‘Bonfire' lamps
‘Bonfire’ table lamps, from £650, by Studiopepe, for Gallotti & Radice
Made of curved molten crystal, with a silk cable, Studiopepe’s LED lamps for Gallotti & Radice come in four muted colours.
‘Le Club' armchair
‘Le Club’ armchair, price on request, by Jean-Marie Massaud, for Poliform
Jean-Marie Massaud’s modern interpretation of the club chair for Poliform is a voluminous vision.
‘Louisa' tables
‘Louisa’ tables, prices on request, by Vincent Van Duysen, for Molteni & C
The cantilevered, tray-like tops of Vincent Van Duysen’s contemporary table collection for Molteni & C allow for striking layered compositions
‘Admeto' table
‘Admeto’ coffee table, €8,532, by Marco Piva, for Visionnaire
Marco Piva’s sculptural coffee table for Visionnaire dovetails a round smoked glass top with striped marble and steel legs.
‘Mattia' sofa
‘Mattia’ sofa, price on request, by Rodolfo Dordoni, for Minotti
With its tubular backrest and flat steel legs, Rodolfo Dordoni’s sofa for Minotti channels 1970s vibes with a contemporary elegance.
‘Hashira' pendant
‘Hashira’ pendant, £1,340, by Norm Architects, for Menu
A fusion of East and West, Norm Architects’ cluster of column-like lamps for Menu is a Nordic take on traditional Japanese paper lanterns.
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Designer Marta de la Rica’s elegant Madrid studio is full of perfectly-pitched contradictionsThe studio, or ‘the laboratory’ as de la Rica and her team call it, plays with colour, texture and scale in eminently rewarding ways
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‘Nothing just because it’s beautiful’: Performance artist Marina Abramović on turning her hand to furniture designMarina Abramović has no qualms about describing her segue into design as a ‘domestication’. But, argues the ‘grandmother of performance art’ as she unveils a collection of chairs, something doesn’t have to be provocative to be meaningful
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A local’s guide to Los Angeles by defiant artist Fawn RogersOregon-born, LA-based artist Fawn Rogers gives us a personal tour of her adopted city as it hosts its sixth edition of Frieze
