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01 TABLE | KAREN RYAN
Karen Ryan is one of Britain’s hottest design exports right now, serving numerous
international apartments with a unique dose of quirky-come-quaint furniture. Each piece
is made of several reclaimed bits of old furniture from here and there, spliced together
attractively. Invest in some and add a bit of colour to you world.
RRP £POA
www.rabih-hage.com
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02 SOFTWALL | B&B ITALIA
The Softwall is described as a “functional sculpture-like piece” by its Italian manufacturer.
As a dividing wall, it conquers; as a sculpture, it’s unique. Add or subtract your magazines,
leaflets, flyers or slippers when necessary. Or add them for effect; it’s like designing your
01 own wallpaper.
RRP (starts from) £2,500
www.bebitalia.it
04 EGG CHAIR | FRITZ HANSEN
The Egg Chair made headlines after playing
an integral ‘diary room’ role in the debut
season of Big Brother. Since then, it’s become
one of the most sought-after flea market
coups. Understandably, the leather-upholstered
version is particularly coveted…
RRP from £2,000
www.roundhere.uk.com
03 CAFFETTIERA | ALESSI
Make the most of lazy Sunday
mornings at home with an
espresso maker that looks
tastier than the coffee it
pours… A staple of what one
would call the Alessi Essentials,
this fifties-style chrome S
Caffettiera is a real design
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classic and is now enjoying a
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long overdue comeback.
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RRP £60
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