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id rounds up three products that are captivating yet have an artistic touch with functionality
A captivating creation by interior designer Hania Jneid, this unique floor lamp draws inspiration from chemistry sets to offer a truly unique lighting experience. Crafted through Jneid’s own studio, this exquisite piece features a slender metal stand adorned with beaker-like glass vessels that emit a warm, ambient glow. The optional metal modules, including a vase and a small storage unit, not only provide material contrast but also add a compelling narrative layer to the design. Designed to evoke childhood memories of chemistry labs, the Emotional Lab light invites users to explore its playful and interactive elements. We are fascinated by the lamp’s ability to be configured into various compositions, simulating the excitement of a new chemical reaction and offering a fresh aesthetic with each arrangement. Part of the Emotional Lab series, this lamp is handcrafted by skilled artisans in Spain, Italy and Lebanon. It boasts a structure available in anodised aluminium, brass or stainless steel, complemented by a selection of luxurious marbles for the base. With its blend of innovation, craftsmanship and nostalgic charm, the Emotional Lab floor lamp is a must-have for design enthusiasts seeking a statement piece that sparks both conversation and admiration.

The Emotional Lab floor lamp by Hania Jneid
Crafted from metal, every piece in KAMEH’s 0.4 drop is shaped by the artful interaction of metalwork and air. This unique approach utilises air circulation within each object, resulting in distinct, one-of-a-kind creations, including the shelves pictured. One can witness the captivating transformation of perfect forms into delightful imperfections, as the very air changes the shapes of each object. Inspired by the limitless creativity of childhood, Kameh’s shelves redefine minimalism, infusing it with a sense of wonder and playfulness. Designed and handmade by the famous Dubai-based designer, this collection represents a collaboration with skilled local artisans, embodying the spirit of craftsmanship and creativity from the UAE.

Shelves by KAMEH 0.4. Photography by Natelee Cocks
Discover the seamless blend of iconic interior design and sportscar heritage with the Pepita Edition by Vitra for Porsche which unveiled at Milan’s ‘The Art of Dreams‘ event between 16-21 April. This collaboration celebrates a legacy of innovation where the elegant contours of Vitra design classics meet the legendary Pepita fabric by Porsche. Crafted in Germany, these chairs are not just furniture but a statement of timeless design. Dating back to 1948, this collection marks a pivotal moment for interior aficionados and sportscar enthusiasts alike. It embodies a journey through time, passion, and unparalleled craftsmanship. Owners can experience the heritage of Porsche with the iconic Pepita pattern—a classic design that adorned the unforgettable 356 and became synonymous with the legendary 911. The trademark black and white checked pattern remains a firm favourite among owners and fans to this day.

Pepita Edition by Vitra for Porsche
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