Fritz Hansen Lily ChairThe Lily chair by Fritz Hansen was first designed in 1968 and its version with armrests was launched in 1970 at the Danish furniture fair. Designed by Arne Jacobsen, the chair consists of knife veneer layer glued and molded through a highly complex process to create the perfect curves and the extraordinary comfort of the chair, and a base constructed from chromed steel. The Lily chair is ideal for a modern or contemporary hospitality or home setting.

the Doo-Wop pendant was created in a collaboration between Louis Poulsen and Denmark's Navy Buildings Department

John Tree's talent shines brightly in the Apex Lamp collection for HAY

Whether you're using it to illuminate your living space or as a statement piece in your dining area

Crafted using a PMMA extruded tube and the inventive colouring procedure

the Americana floor lamp is a versatile and gorgeous living room companion

the Formakami table light is a standout piece for any contemporary or eclectic interior

Suitable for porch use

Whether as a side table next to your sofa

Charging is effortless thanks to the concealed magnetic connector and the included USB cable

the lamp brings new luxury to its simplistic primary colour scheme and design

Thomas Alken

The battery takes approximately 2-3 hours to charge using a USB cable