1 – The Roman Sunset vases
A pure product of the 80s, Polspotten has always stood out thanks to its imaginative creations. Colors and design: the brand is bold. And if his creations make an impression, they nonetheless have a little something timeless.
A minimalist reinterpretation of antique vases, the Roman Vase set is one of Polspotten’s emblematic pieces. While the Riviera look promises to be one of the stars of the spring/summer season, and the 80s are more in style than ever, it is one of the design icons to have at self.
2 – The Terra lamp
The Terra lamp by Serax is a creation by Lauren Van Driessche, designed for her partner’s birthday. Available in a nice variety of sizes, this terracotta light fixture is now a classic.
At a time when a very mineral neo-minimalism is rearing its ugly head, and materials are shaping up to be the flagship element of the 2024 decorative year, this lamp is more relevant than ever.
3 – The Nelson Saucer Bubble pendant light
The Nelson Saucer Bubble pendant light bears the name of its creator. It was in 1947 that the American designer George Nelson created this lighting fixture with an organic look, which quickly became available in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Originally designed for the office, it soon floats in the living room, in the bedroom or above the dining room table.
Icon of the Mid Century look, this lighting fits perfectly into the organic trend, essential again this year.
4 – Organic Componibili
We no longer present the Componibili, iconic creation by Anna Castelli Ferrieri for Kartell. Alternately a bedside table or side table, this modular storage has evolved with the times. Regularly reissued, it is adorned each year with the colors and finishes of the moment.
Originally made of plastic, the Componibili also benefits from technological innovations. From now on, it is offered in a sustainable version called “Organic”. And to make matters worse, this latest generation model is available in the trendiest shades of 2024.
5 – The CH24 chair
Softness and naturalness are among the key words of the decorating year 2024. Unsurprisingly, the Japandi look is still there, particularly in the dining room. To adopt it in style, we love the CH 24 Chair – also known as the “Wishbone Chair”, in reference to its back which is reminiscent of a poultry bone.
Created by Danish designer Hans J. Wegner, this chair with a hand-woven seat has the particularity of being elegant from all angles. Sublime in natural wood version, it also exists in colored version for more Pop atmospheres.
6 – The Eames Lounge Chair
What we expect from its interior in 2024 is, above all, that it be comfortable. And within this haven of peace, what design icon is more appropriate than the Lounge Chair? Designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1956, this armchair has become lighter with technological innovations. But it remains as comfortable as ever.
With its enveloping lines and refined materials, the Lounge Chair fits perfectly with the most current trends.
7 – Le Pacha Lounge Chair
This season, curves lead the way, and furniture no longer hesitates to display curves. The trend is found specifically in the living room, where the armchair is generous and welcoming. What if we took the opportunity to invite a design icon into our home?
Designed in 1975 by French designer Pierre Paulin and produced by Gubi, the Pacha Lounge Chair has made a notable return to the forefront in a French terry wool version. Always quick to renew itself, it is offered dressed in close-fitting fabrics, more in line with current trends.
8 – The Togo bench
This year, the sofa is the piece that should stand out. Strong color, careful material and generous shapes: these are the trends. And they are reminiscent of the iconic Togo sofa!
In a armchair, bench or large format version, in midnight blue or powder pink, the “cushion sofa” designed by Michel Ducaroy for Ligne Roset is as irresistible as ever!
9 – The Mah Jong sofa Outdoor version
An emblematic creation of the 1970s, the Mah Jong sofa has resisted all trends. It is true that not only is this panoramic sofa adjustable as desired, but it is also regularly redesigned, including by the biggest names in fashion. This year, it is Jean-Paul Gaultier who is responsible for dressing it up.
The 2024 summer season promises to be marked by particular care given to the layout of the garden furniture. This is good news: Roche Bobois’ iconic creation returns in an outdoor version dressed in new Missoni fabrics.