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Philippe Malouin's Smart Shelf for Very Simple Kitchen combines air extraction, lighting and storage, and is operated with tactile knobs rather than touchscreens.

Ceramiche Refin worked with artist Oliver Laric on large-scale porcelain stoneware wall coverings that change appearance depending on viewing angle.

Designer Roberto Palomba worked with bathroom brand Ideal Standard on this pedestal basin that has a statuesque presence in the bathroom.

Rounded forms and slender outlines make up Turkish furniture brand Parla's Rise A armchair, the product of synergy between designer and maker.

talian stone brand Antolini has teamed up with Bang & Olufsen to create an outdoor speaker that explores "sound as an architectural language".

Furniture brand Paola Lenti worked with Antwerp-based Bertrand Lejoli on a sofa that is durable enough for life outdoors.

Iris Ceramica has once again partnered with clothing brand Diesel, this time creating a new ceramic surface through their Reloaded collaboration.

Lodes has released its first open track system, which can hold both dedicated architectural lighting modules as well as any suspension light in the brand's catalogue.

Italian tile manufacturer Marazzi emulates the dignified, softly cloudy appearance of a classic Roman stone with its Mystone Tivoli collection.

UniFor has launched a range of furnishings with angled wooden legs designed by architecture studio Herzog & de Meuron.

Naoto Fukasawa has created the Bosco chair for Molteni&C with a curved form "that invites the body to let go".

Italian architect Antonio Citterio rejected rigid angles when designing this curvilinear, enveloping sofa for furniture maker Flexform.

German industrial designer Christian Haas has designed a series of taps for Villeroy & Boch informed by the clear geometry of classic perfume bottles.

PoliLam has developed a collection of translucent, clear-edged surfaces that allow light to diffuse through both the planes and edges.

Marset has reissued one of its early lighting ranges by designers P Aragay and J Pérez Mateo, which recalls the aesthetics of the 1970s.

Designed by NII's creative director Hirotaka Tako, this minimal stool's integrated casters allow it to glide around.