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04. Beacon Lounge Chair There’s something fresh and zesty about the design of this simple chair from Cornwall- based furniture designer- makers Bark. It comes from its Spring 2012 Beacon Collection. Crafted from solid ash, and adorned with the company’s new signature motif fabric, the chair is complemented in the range by a desk chair, coffee table and sofa. RRP £1,255
www.barkfurniture.com
05.Godmorgon Washstand Looking to revamp your bathroom? Although it sadly doesn’t sell baths or WCs, IKEA pretty much covers all other bathroom fi xtures and fi ttings. Typical of its stylish but simple range is this washstand (Godmorgon) and basin (Odensvik), which features two large drawers. Available in various sizes, it can be wall-mounted or stood on legs (sold separately). RRP £205
www.ikea.com
06. Brooklyn Oak Coffee Table Furniture Plaza is an online stockist that specialises in high-quality wood and leather furniture that has been ethically sourced. Typical of its large range – which takes in everything from hallway shelving to bathroom vanity units – is this Brooklyn reclaimed-oak coffee table. It measures 100cm x 100cm, and offers a sturdy focal point to any living room. RRP £299
www.furnitureplaza.co.uk
07. Wine tea towels What a simple idea… why didn’t someone think of this before? If you’re a lover of good food and wine, you may appreciate this informative ‘A Guide To Pairing Wine With Food’ tea towel – available in red and white wine versions. They feature over 68 popular wines, with each one rated against 56 different food entries – that’s 3,808 possible combos! RRP £10
www.culturelabel.com
08. Paulistano Chair Originally designed in 1957 by Paulo Mendes da Rocha, the Paulistano chair was created for the Athletic Club of São Paulo. BODIE and FOU now offer an updated version. The frame is made from a continuous 17-foot single- bend steel bar, which has been wrapped in a special mesh cover. For traditionalists, a leather version is also available. RRP £1,420
www.bodieandfou.com
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