Lantern Light floor lamp for ClassiCon, from Space Furniture (77 Bencoolen Street)
Despite its simple appearance, this lamp will be a conversation starter. The work of design practice neri&hu, the tinted glass shade is a modest attachment that branches off the main support to gently shield the light.
Reaction Poetique for Cassina, from Space Furniture (77 Bencoolen Street)
Designer Jaime Hayon was inspired by the pictorial works of Le Corbusier when he created this collection of tables. They come in various sizes, the bigger ones are side tables, while the smaller ones can be used as display trays.
Lune sofa for Fritz Hansen, from W. Atelier (75 Bukit Timah Road, Boon Siew Building, #01-01/02)
Lune's sculptural and curvy design is a combination of clean Nordic aesthetics and elegance in addition to the functionality of a modular system that offers many possibilities, from a straight two-seater to larger L-shape and chaise lounge options.
La Isla for Sancal, from Dream (456 River Valley Road)
Shaped like a pebble, the La Isla has seductive curves and is designed for comfort. Created by Swedish design studio Note, it also comes with partitions, giving users privacy without isolation.
Twins loveseat for Expormim, from Dream (456 River Valley Road)
The compact Twins is perfect for small spaces. It is casual enough to fit most homes, yet elegant and contemporary. It comes in two finishes, one of them suitable for outdoor use.
6 Ceiba screen for Living Divani, from Dream (456 River Valley Road)
Create privacy in the home with the Ceiba screen from Guatemalan designer Luis Arrivillaga. The screen, made of five frames in two heights, has pure white linen canvas adorning the wooden frames.
Tadaima console for ClassiCon, from Space Furniture (77 Bencoolen Street)
In Japanese, Tadaima means "I'm back". Placed near the main door, the sculptural console welcomes its owner home with space for small items such as keys and coins.
T&O dining table for Maruni, from Atomi (333A Orchard Road, Mandarin Gallery, #04-27)
Designed by Jasper Morrison, this dining table wins fans over with its use of wood for the table top and steel for its legs. Also available in the collection are matching stools and chairs.
MB1 Quartet armchair for Cassina, from Space Furniture (77 Bencoolen Street)
Taken from Cassina's archives, the 932 model by Mario Bellini is reborn with a new name, the MB1 Quartet. Its design is simple and remains the same: four cushions joined together by a large belt. Besides fabric, the new version also offers the use of leather for its belt and cushion.
Klip for Riva 1920, from Proof Living (2 Orchard Turn, ION Orchard, #04-16)
Italian brand Riva 1920 presented a new collection of furniture done in collaboration with Lamborghini Cars.
The Klip desk, by Karim Rashid, is characterised by smooth flowing lines, a top made from solid wood and drawer fronts covered with leather.
Article by Tay Suan Chiang, originally appeared in The Business Times.