Things to Covet-June 2026

1. P3 Lounge Chair by Gubi

The P3 collection by GUBI and Bonacina 1889 revisits a 1964 design by Tito Agnoli. Developed from the original archival drawings, the P3 Lounge Chair, is defined by a tubular steel frame paired with intricately woven rattan that lends the piece both visual lightness and tactile richness. Its relaxed, compact proportions encourage conversation and comfort, making it well suited to living rooms, lounges and intimate hospitality settings. 

2. Lilli Cleo chair by Lorenza Bozzoli Couture

The Lilli Cleo chair pairs vibrant orange velvet upholstery with geometric purple fringes, enriched by copper accents and subtle ivory detailing. Its compact silhouette is designed to suit chic lounges and refined living spaces, offering both versatility and exceptional comfort. Each bespoke piece is individually stamped and personally signed, numbered and dated by the designer.

3. The EBBA Series II Chair by KAOI

The Ebba Chair balances bold expression with a relaxed, coastal-inspired sensibility. Finished in sleek Mirror Chrome SOMMA, the design is accented by warm Salmon Orange HAN armrests. Upholstered in a calming Sea Foam Green fabric, the seat brings softness and serenity to the composition, while an Ocean Teal round cushion adds depth, texture and a contemporary touch.

4. Zakiko Mirror by Merve Kahraman

The Zaziko Mirror evokes the playful spirit of an oversized sculptural toy, reimagined in richly coloured marble. Handcrafted from pink and yellow marble, the design forms a semi-arched frame around the mirror, creating a bold and whimsical silhouette. At its base, two oversized cylindrical elements in painted blue marble provide both structure and visual contrast, grounding the piece with a sense of balance.

5. Murillo Rug by Dusty Deco

Made out of 100% wool, this piece carries a retro 70’s vibe due to its distinct tones and geometry. Edin and Lina Kjellvertz, founders of Dusty Deco, design furniture, textiles, and decorative objects with warmth and character that catches the eye.

6. Palma by Cristalleria Murano

The Palma floor lamp in Murano glass captures the glamour and grandeur of 1960s and 1970s design. A natural brass structure supports layers of handcrafted Murano glass elements, arranged across multiple tiers to evoke the textured form of a palm tree trunk. The design stands as both a lighting fixture and a decorative statement piece.

7. Dot striped stool by Polspotten

Designed to be sturdy, yet lightweight, the Dot Stool is a product of hard craft. Each metal dot is individually welded to form the metal structure. It’s a playful design that will add a kick of fun into your space

8. Conchita Coffee Table by Mestiz Studio

A striking blue, this Conchita table by Mestiz Studio is starting to make its appearance regularly across projects. From the studio’s Wood Fauna collection, the table takes a ‘zoomorphic’ shape and is influenced by novohispanic baroque.