Four bold objects that will breathe new life into a bland living area

If you’re feeling a little ho-hum about your living room, we’ve found four designs that are sure to add some sparkle to the space.  

Nova lamps

These curious shapes may look like abstract sculptures, but Thevoz—Choquet kept functionality front-of-mind when designing these lamps.

Collaborating with Bloc studios, the team milled blocks of limestone to form electrical structures that could hold multicoloured tubes of light.

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See more at mobilabgallery.ch

Lucrezia lounge

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When Maxalto wanted to expand their sofa range, they sought out Antonio Citterio, whose work is both highly respected and incredibly diverse.

His creations are sleek and eye-catching, and Lucrezia, which stretches across the room to meet a matching ottoman, is no exception. 

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See more at spacefurniture.com.au 



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Tricolore vases

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It’s easy to see that German craftsman Sebastian Herkner is passionate about colour.

The shades on these vessels interact beautifully, especially in sunlight. Herkner wanted each item to be handmade, a technique he believes is intrinsically powerful.

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See more at greatdanefurniture.com

Paula Lenti side tables

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Lenti’s products inspire curiosity without venturing into the obscure.

Their Reel table is made from steel in a hand-finished, eye-catching pink.

Bolder is the Nesso table in vibrant variations of Statuario, Luni and Versilia marble. 

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See more at dedece.com