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Dune by Duff y London Pushing the boundaries of what’s possible, Duff y London presents its newest sculptural furniture piece the Dune coff ee table, 3D printed using black quartz sand. The form draws inspiration from the wave-like patterns of sweeping sand dunes, which features a rough, yet premium feel black or natural sand finish, paired with a thick glass tabletop. duff ylondon.com


2 Path by Humanscale This task chair is composed of nearly ten kilograms of recycled materials, including reclaimed fishing nets and plastic bottles. Designed by Todd Bracher and the Humanscale Design Studio, Path is the third in a series of ‘Ocean’ chairs and the latest in Humanscale’s commitment to making a net-positive impact on the Earth. It features a simple rounded silhouette coupled with a warm colour palette. humanscale.com


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Jetson by Mute This new product combines innovative technology solutions and high-end components, with no-tool assembly and an attractive price. Mute’s new acoustic pod comes in two sizes, both developed to support key of ice functions. Jetson’s features include an extra-durable and super-light aluminum structure, an innovative quick assembly system, and add-ons that allow pod personalisation. mute.design


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Lagoon by Or.nami A refined homage to a marine universe, Lagoon represents Or.nami’s new wallpaper range. Launched in the autumn, the collection features stylised flora with a collection of designs, capturing the enchanting appeal of nature and the power of colour. It is the first project for the company in which the artistic direction has been led by Anna Zaccaria, who has worked with the brand for many years. ornami.it


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Holocene by Wästberg The Swedish lighting brand has added three designs to its Holocene collection, a series of fire-based lights created in collaboration with some of the world’s most celebrated designers. The light sources eschew electricity to focus on fire. The new collection of lights includes second designs by Ilse Crawford and David Chipperfield as well as a debut piece by glass and ceramics artist Ingegerd Råman. wastberg.com


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