Furnisher

<n>Gloam Eau de Parfum</n> by <n>Aesop</n>, with notes of mimosa, saffron, and iris.

An interior featuring the <n>Camaleonda sofa</n> and <n>Chiara lamp</n> by <n>Mario Bellini</n> and the <n>Wassily chair</n> by <n>Marcel Breuer</n>.

<n>Mush Lamp</n> by <n>Jorge Suárez-Kilzi</n>. Photo by <n>Alejandro Ramírez Orozco</n>.

An <n>Akari light sculpture</n> by <n>Isamu Noguchi</n>, curated by <n>Adam Edelsberg</n> for <n>Wright</n> auction house.

<n>Camaleonda Sofa</n> designed by <n>Mario Bellini</n> for <n>B&B Italia</n> in 1970.

The <n>Driza</n> floor lamp, designed by <n>Goula/Figuera</n> for <n>GOFI</n>.

<n>Lying Bed</n> by <n>Milliong</n>, designed by <n>JOONGHO CHOI studio</n>.

<n>MCM House</n> furniture in the Byron Bay home of <n>Gold Cape Electrical</n>. Photo by <n>Andy Macpherson Studio</n>.

<n>Crooked Chair</n> by <n>Anna Maria Øfstedal Eng</n>, photographed by <n>Anna Malmberg</n> for <n>Sight Unseen</n>.

An interior scene from design studio <n>DEGLAN</n>.

The <n>Cornaro sofa</n>, designed by <n>Carlo Scarpa</n> in 1973, is an example of the <n>Ultra-rational</n> style.

The <n>Fantasma Piccolo Floor Lamp</n>, designed by <n>Tobia Scarpa</n> for <n>Flos</n> in 1963.

The <n>Antonio Marco Peplum Chair</n> by designer <n>Antonio Marco</n>.

Finding inspiration in the Italian design movement of the 1970s, this superb Cono accent chair is a stunning centerpiece in a casually elegant sitting area. Making a statement in your entry or sunroom, its pairing of deeply textural wicker and oversized cone legs create a bold profile, perfect for sundrenched afternoons spent with friends and family.

Cono Chair, Chairs

The <n>Ferdinand Lounge Chair</n> by <n>Brdr. Krüger</n>, designed by <n>OEO Studio</n>. Photo by <n>michael rygaard</n>.