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Ado Chale Table basse  design by PLASA This table is a slice of moonlight caught in a forest.  

The top is a living tide map—  natural mother-of-pearl, each 0.2 mm thick, left raw on the surface so every tilt of the head flips the color from arctic white to champagne pink. Hand-beveled into irregular fans and joined at 45°, the seams are hairline: step back and it reads as a single sheet of ceramic; lean in and it becomes miniature aurora.

Below, twin Y-shaped legs are milled from Nordic ash, stained the pale color of wheat straw and finished with a matte hard-wax oil that leaves the pores open—touch it and you feel the grain, cool and velvet like a deer’s shoulder. The waist narrows, then flares again, spreading point loads into four quadrants while visually tapering to a crane’s neck that lifts the moonlight without effort.

No metal is used. A 6 mm transparent acrylic tongue locks shell to timber, creating a 0.5 mm shadow gap all around—just enough room for light to escape, so the top seems to levitate above its wooden perch.

The Replica Reaction Poetique Side Table is an exquisite homage to the original design by the renowned Jaime Hayon. This stunning piece exemplifies exceptional art and craftsmanship, embodying Hayon's unique vision and creativity. The table's sculptural form and fluid lines are meticulously crafted from high-quality ash wood, showcasing a harmonious blend of modern aesthetics and traditional woodworking techniques. Its elegant simplicity and functional design make it a versatile accent piece, perfect for elevating any interior space. Experience the fusion of art and utility with the Replica Reaction Poetique Side Table, a testament to Jaime Hayon's innovative design prowess.

Roche Bobois PATCHWORK table design by Raphaël Navo

PATCHWORK - This table showcases incredible marquetry craftmanship with 320 wooden pieces resembling a puzzle.‎ The wood grain varies on each piece to highlight theextraordinary material.‎ The thick grey joints enhance the graphic lines of the top which lies on slightly curved legs evoking plane wings.
Dining table, top with marquetry in solid ash wood , separated by a black joint.‎
Legs is in natural stone.‎
Many stains available.‎

The velvet-upholstered Vejen ML armchair is designed for those who value comfort, beauty, and exquisite craftsmanship. Its meticulous design fosters relaxation, whether for a long conversation or a cup of coffee. Its spacious seat and contoured backrest create a sense of comfort from the very first moment. Whether it's in your living room, office, or modern lobby, the Vejen ML adds style and practicality to your interior.

The 1987 Gaulino Chair—designed by Spanish designer Oscar Tusquets for Carlos Jané’s first edition—pays triumphant homage to Antoni Gaudí and Carlo Mollino. More than furniture, it blends Gaudí’s Catalan Modernist organicism (sinuous, vine-like curves on the backrest/armrests, evoking nature-inspired form) with Mollino’s surreal, ergonomic flair (dreamlike proportions that balance utility and artistic drama).

Crafted from dark-stained solid wood (likely walnut, showcasing precision joinery) and upholstered in supple leather, the chair balances wood’s rigidity with leather’s softness—its contours cradle the body for tactile comfort. As a first-edition piece for Carlos Jané, it distills Gaudí’s Catalan soul and Mollino’s Italian drama into a compact masterpiece.

Since 1987, it has remained a contemporary design touchstone: proof that homage need not be mimicry, but a vital reinvention—turning furniture into functional art that bridges artistic lineages.

Boconcept Imola Chair  was designed by Henrik Pedersen

Take a closer look. From the striking details to the graceful sweeps of its curves, the Imola armchair is a true design icon. Roomy enough for you to curl up in, yet so elegant it doesn’t seem over the top, the Imola armchair is an instant classic and ready to make a statement in your home. Fitted with a swivel base that turns this chair so seamlessly, you’ll want to take it for a spin.

Airflow Chair by Caracole

take on the classic Klismos style is re-imagined with the Airflow Chair in a fresh mix of materials and finishes. A fusion of wood, metal, and leather lends a contemporary light look in silver textured velvet. Adding visual interest and tactile intrigue: a pale gray leather strap supporting the seat and a winged outer back in fumed figured eucalyptus, exquisitely finished in Smoked Stainless Steel paint.

Votteler Armchair was designed by Arno Votteler

A quiet classic of mid-century modernism: the emphatically angular volume of the upholstery rests on a delicate tubular steel framework, with elegantly shaped armrests in solid wood. Available with a high or low backrest, and accompanying stool. Timeless elegance for restful spaces, in private and in public. 

Seen from behind, the slender stainless-steel legs support its back, which is shaped like an eave overhanging a wall face. This lounge chair reminds you of modern architecture with a cloister. Space formed between its inclined backboard and rear legs creates a comfortable blank space in design. The glittering rear legs highlight the chairback with beautiful shades, and the chair exudes faintly seductive charm along with airiness.

The front legs, side battens, rear legs and arms, which are assembled in straight lines, are slightly tilted inward to join the rear legs and the backboard. This exquisite balance provides its unique form with a solid impression.

Arms are simply designed in the cantilever style. Vertical flat bars ensure high strength while the cantilevers offer a pleasant sense of support. The gentle elliptic curve of the armrests is part of the ingenuity that adds warmth to its simple form. This chair is designed to please your eyes and body, the kind of which only Ritzwell can design.

glossy finish adds a modern touch, reflecting interior elements and visually expanding the space. The dark shade of the cabinet emphasizes the austere design, creating a subtle, polished effect.

This solid wood sideboard emerges as a timeless centerpiece of culinary spaces, where the inherent grandeur of natural timber takes center stage. Its frame, hewn from a single species of premium solid wood, bears the quiet storytelling of time—subtle grain patterns that twist and flow like hidden rivers, warm knots that add character rather than imperfection, and a velvety patina that deepens with each touch, a gentle reminder of its organic origins.

In a play of structure and material, the Archway sideboard by Rodolfo Dordoni offers a distinctly contemporary feel and an array of functions. Featuring  marble surfaces and a pine green glossy finish frame, this piece features three cabinet doors and two drawers, creating spaces for concealed organization. An exposed shelf and sunken top surface adds interest as well as additional areas for arranging books, lamps, or decorative objects.

Archway is ideal for the living room or dining room, against the wall or as a divider in the center of the space.