Bell Chair by Konstantin Grcic for Magis
Products fair: Italian furniture brand Magis has launched the Bell Chair, an affordable, stackable monobloc seat made of recycled polypropylene by Konstantin Grcic. More
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Grid by Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec for Established & Sons
Products fair: Established & Sons has extended its Grid collection of modular room dividers with variations designed by Ronan & Erwan Bouroullec. More
Adam Nathaniel Furman designs colourful graphic rug collection for Floor Story
Products fair: London designer Adam Nathaniel Furman has created a series of vibrant rugs that take cues from "lazy summer holidays" and ancient Mediterranean ruins. More
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WellGuard Separation Panels by Humanscale
Products: WellGuard Separation Panels are desk dividers designed by furniture brand Humanscale to offer visual and acoustic privacy in open-plan offices. More
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Freedom Headrest chair by Niels Diffrient for Humanscale
Products: The Freedom Headrest was developed by the late American industrial designer Niels Diffrient for Humanscale as a "truly ergonomic task chair" that automatically adapts to its user. More
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QuickStand Eco by Humanscale
Products: The QuickStand Eco by Humanscale is an adjustable computer stand that allows users to quickly move between sitting and standing positions while working at a desk. More
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D-Chair by Staat for Lensvelt
VDF products fair: The Lensvelt D-Chair is designed by communication and design agency Staat with a frame that incorporates a coat hanger and evokes "fragile insect feet". More
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Blocks modular furniture by OMA for Lensvelt
VDF products fair: Blocks is a modular furniture collection designed by OMA with Lensvelt to offer an "abstract and almost architectural quality". More
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This Bucket Chair by Richard Hutten for Lensvelt
VDF products fair: Lensvelt's This Bucket Chair is designed by Richard Hutten with a distinctive tub-like seat sculpted from plastic and available in several colours. More
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UFO Raffia Watch by MAM
VDF products fair: this watch by Barcelona-based jewellery and fashion brand MAM comes with two straps that the user can swap depending on their mood. More
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UFO Bracelet by MAM
VDF products fair: Barcelona-based jewellery and fashion brand MAM has created a large, disc-shaped bracelet made from raffia, which can also be used as a hair tie. More
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UFO Basket Bag by MAM
VDF products fair: Barcelona-based fashion brand MAM has released a versatile raffia handbag that can be worn in a variety of styles. More
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Color Box Bar by Henrybuilt
VDF products fair: kitchen and storage systems brand Henrybuilt has created a flexible shelving unit that allows users to display homeware and personal trinkets in a variety of arrangements. More
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Nuez chairs by Patricia Urquiola for Andreu World
VDF products fair: Spanish architect Patricia Urquiola created the Nuez chairs from recyclable plastic as part of a collection for furniture makers Andreu World. More
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Tri Light by Asobi for Tokio
VDF products fair: contemporary design brand Tokio has manufactured a modular, tilting light with a honeycomb-like structure that grants "infinite" configurations. More
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Spectre by 41zero42 at Parkside
VDF products fair: Italian tile company 41zero42 has designed a collection of iridescent tiles called Spectre, which were created as an exploration of how light reacts to different glazes. More
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Pulp by 41zero42 at Parkside
VDF products fair: Italian manufacturer 41zero42 has created a range of tiles named Pulp that are designed to "capture the rich luxury of marble". More
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Solo by 41zero42 at Parkside
VDF products fair: Italian manufacturer 41zero42 has created a range of tiles based on the ice crystal patterns found in Angolan granite. More
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AVL Lazy Modernist armchair by Joep van Lieshout for Lensvelt
VDF products fair: An assemblage of upholstered squares and rectangles forms the adjustable AVL Lazy Modernist armchair, which was created for Lensvelt by Dutch designer Joep van Lieshout. More
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AVL Spider Chair by Joep van Lieshout for Lensvelt
VDF products fair: The AVL Spider Chair is named after its long, spindly legs, and was made for Lensvelt by Dutch designer Joep van Lieshout using traditional carpentry methods. More
