Swirl Stelo by Tom Dixon.

The Pop style and geometric totems in this sculptural vase are created by recycling the dust residue from marble extraction and mixing it with resin and colored pigments in various shades.

Groningen by Alessi, design Alessandro Mendini.

This iconic bottle opener, which portrays the maestro Alessandro Mendini, steals a harlequin’s clothes and dresses up for the occasion.

Mobiler de Compagnie by Ibride Design.

This zoomorphic console table decorates every corner of the home with ferocious style.

Theathre by Bosa Trade, design Hayon Studio.

Vases, candleholders and tea pots turn into ironic and funny characters and bring a bit of joy into the home.

Carnevale by Rubelli, design Luca Nichetto.

Inspired by the arrival of the Venice’s Carnival, it’s instantly time to party with this fabric collection available in three variants (Festa, Coriandoli S and Coriandoli XL).

Fjord by SchonhuberFranchi, design Vanni Cuoghi.

On the dessert plates made for Davide Oldani’s D’O restaurant, traditional Carnival masks appear between a bonbon and a fritter.

Coriandolo by Nodus, design Donata Paruccini.

This hand-tufted carpet could only be called Coriandolo (Italian for confetti), as it seems a handful of confetti has fallen onto it.

Gong Terrazzo by Cappellini, design Giulio Cappellini.

The perfect table for Carnival? With a top in Venetian seminato, it reminds one of rainbow-colored confetti.

Nemo by Driade, design Fabio Novembre.

Timeless and iconic, this armchair conceals us within its mask.

Little Big by Magis, design Big-Game.

On carnival every prank is fair game. These mirrors made for children reflect distorted images and create an unexpected interplay of light.

Charleston by Moooi, design Marcel Wanders.

This capitonné leather sofa is a classic, but this model is guaranteed to surprise.