Lladró’s The Guest collection is where collaborators are encouraged to push the boundaries of their creativity. The latest collaboration features the multidisciplinary designer Camille Walala, whose vibrant, contrasting colours and intricate patterns infuse new life into the brand's porcelain sculptures. 

Based on her Putting Things in Perspective art series, Walala embraced “slightly imperfect” abstract forms, circles and hand-drawn soft lines with a play on planes and perspectives on the Raul Rubio-sculptured figurines. The 2D trompe l’oeils with a striking 3D optical illusion evoked a sense of dynamic visual energy reminiscent of her pop art aesthetic.

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Italian glassmaking is a centuries-old artisan tradition that, while slowly fading over time, finds renewed vitality through Mondoluce. This Australian lighting company preserves the highly technical glass-blowing process, ensuring its continuation for millennia to come.

Mondoluce specialises in Italian-made lights, showcasing the exquisite craftsmanship of master artisans like Vistosi. Founded by Guglielmo Vistosi in 1945, a descendant of a long line of glassmakers, the brand embodies the Venetian artistic glass techniques passed down through generations.

These artisanal techniques shine through in Vistosi’s pendant lights and chandeliers, epitomising the timeless elegance of Art Deco design. Crafted from mouth-blown glass rings in white or crystal finishes, these fixtures exude sophistication and charm. Whether adorning period homes or contemporary builds, they elevate any space with a luxurious ambience, complementing opulent materials like velvet and marble.

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The Dutch designer duo Kiki & Joost’s collaboration with Milanese glass design company OmniDecor combines Joost van Bleiswijk’s passion for architecture with Kiki van Eijk’s innovative approach to materials.

The Pebbles collection is a testament to the craftsmanship and experimentation of glass, a hallmark of OmniDecor’s commitment to creative ingenuity through frosted, decorated and coloured glass that defines contemporary architecture.

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The Pebbles coffee table, crafted from frosted or decorated glass conveys grace and elegance, by blending elements of Russian constructivism with organic forms inspired by nature.

Featuring a harmonious fusion of clear and semi-clear round surfaces, produced using OmniDecor’s DecorFlou or DecorFlou Design Wire technology, this objet d’art with a frosted mesh motif serves as an ideal addition to any Scandinavian-inspired interior, enhancing the ambience of a couple's home with its eclectic charm.

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The iconic design, characterised by its bracket frames and leather seating, has undergone various renditions and upgrades over the decades, particularly following Cassina’s acquisition in the 1960s.

The latest interpretation of the Grand Confort by Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Charlotte Perriand introduces an outdoor armchair featuring just one armrest and an extended seat, inviting mid-century style enthusiasts to cosy up together or luxuriate in a state of complete relaxation.

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Nicknamed the “méridienne,” the outdoor model is an authentic reconstruction that maintains the memorable support structure of tubular stainless steel in colours such as terracotta, ivory, mud or green.

The plush, upholstered cushions boast Mediterranean-inspired textured patterns and shades, enhanced by an internal water-repellent lining that ensures optimal water resistance.

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Mandarin Oriental has recently introduced its Sleepfulness bedding collection at Shop M.O., the esteemed hospitality group’s luxury online boutique that embodies the brand’s personalised, customer-centric ethos.

They have carefully curated a range of bedroom and home products designed to promote overall well being, transforming private spaces into luxurious sanctuaries reminiscent of the rooms and suites found in their global hotels. Not to mention, catering to minimalist enthusiasts who seek to infuse their homes with premium sleep essentials while maintaining a clean and neutral aesthetic.

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Shop M.O. offers Portuguese linen bedding sets crafted from long staple cotton with a 500-thread count. Soft to the touch with unparalleled durability, the bedding collection includes the Mandarin Oriental Classic Bedding Set in understated white or champagne, as well as the sateen Mandarin Oriental Ribbon Trim Bedding Set with multiple hues and accented with a contrasting grosgrain ribbon trim.

Each comprehensive set comprises firm feather and down pillows, accompanying pillow shams and bed sheets, a down alternative duvet with cover, and a featherbed.

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