Caffa by Alessi, design Giulio Iacchetti.

The name comes from Ethiopia and it’s perfect if you live life “on the go”. The aluminium travel mug has a safety cap, ergonomic design and keeps drinks cool or warm for a long time. For the people who are constantly running between home and work.

Tierra by Guzzini, design Pio and Tito Toso.

This stylish accessory makes a conscious effort towards safeguarding the environment: a salad bowl entirely made out of recycled, throwaway bottles.

Desert Plant by Ichendorf Milano, design Alessandra Baldereschi.

Glass, carafes and tea pots with tiny succulents. This glass set combines irony and poetry.

Bossanova by Bosa, design Pepa Reverter.

With an elongated silhouette, this set of three coffee tables in ceramic is decorated with an optical pattern, perfect for an unconventional touch.

DB005444 by Dialma Brown.

Inspired by shabby-chic style, this wardrobe is made of a combination of salvaged wood and metal, in emerald green.

Zenobio, line Roommate by Formae, design De Bona De Meo.

design De Bona De Meo. Inspired by Italo Calvino’s imaginary city of Zenobia, this modern “totem-pole” adds a bold twist to your entrance hall.

Creatures by Hadaki.

Inspired by cartoon characters, a set of ceramic salt and pepper shakers with an unconventional anthropomorphic silhouette.

Herringbone Tree by Vitra, design Raw Edges.

For the people who look for something simple, a set of wooden trees in a limited edition.

Yellow Box by KnIdustrie.

With a sculptural silhouette, this wooden chest has an integrated sugar bowl, cheese bowl and condiment caddy.

Satin by Vito Nesta.

Bright colours, refined colour combinations and graphic patterns inspired by high-fashion. This is the perfect cushion to refresh the style of your sofa.