Tom Raffield Verso Pendant LightThe Verso Pendant Light from Tom Raffield feels like one of those designs thats more about movement than structure. It sits within the Verso Range, where the idea is loosely drawn from natural motion rather than anything too rigid or engineered in appearance. Theres a sense of something mid spin about it, which is probably where the name starts to make sense once its in front of you. Its formed from a single continuous length of sustainably sourced

The Cedric desk is an exercise in simplicity

becoming the focal point of any dining area

The lightness of the opal glass orb combines with a solid metal or natural stone surround

Featuring a square glass tube design

showcases Lauritzen's meticulous attention to detail

storage organiser

monolithic piece crafted from fully recycled and recyclable beverage cartons

channels the elegance of historical multi-tiered chandeliers into a modern masterpiece

while the base acts as a reflector to give the effect of light hovering just above the ground

Developed as the counter stool version of the acclaimed Eternity Chair

this mirror boasts a light and airy aesthetic that effortlessly enhances any space

it’s all about giving you free rein over your space