This understated and elegant pendant lampshade is simple and yet perfect in any modern interior. The clever form is achieved by simply folding over and interlocking the shade.

Noted for surreal and provocative textiles and wallpapers, the design studio, Timorous Beasties, was founded in Glasgow in 1990 by Alistair McAuley and Paul Simmons, who met studying textile design at Glasgow School of Art.

Textile designer, Clare Nicolson, inspired by nature has designed this sunny and bright cushion. She recommends using it in the garden so that butterflies feel at home!                                 

Simplistic yet functional, grapevine wine rack, designed by Ran Lerner.

This multi-colour table lamp is made from strips of aluminium and metal. Resembling a low-res 3D object, the lamp is indeed pixelated. Fredrik Mattson took the form of the traditional lamp and cut it up into rings, disassembled and then reassembled it into its current form.

Lotta Glave and Bengt Lindberg came together in work and life after attending Sweden’s National College of Arts, Craft & Design. They shared a creative vision that was both playful and graphic, and their company Bengt & Lotta was born. Above is a taste of their design.

Andrea Walsh works with bone china clay combined with paper to create vessels which are each unique yet compliment each other as a series of works. Using a slipcasting technique the paper haves as a strengthener enabling her to achive an extremely fine shell of clay. The glass level is visible through the china from outside the vessel and using a palette of subtle hues the glass resembles water which has a stillness and calm.

Large metal coat hooks in hot colours. Use the hooks in a group in the entrance hall or separately in the bedroom for your best dress.

Jatta Laviis is a designer based in Helsinki. In her studio she aims to create individual simple and subtle pieces, each with their own personality.

Lovely light weight clear glass with a lime green screenprint, called ‘Wonderland Glass’ and made by Trico in Japan. There are other designs to collect!

These handmade hanging decoration, by Lush Designs, are hand-printed and colour-washed birch-ply with delicate laser cut card wings.

Individually hand-blown glass dish designed by Anja Kjaer and made in Denmark by Holme Gaard. Both beautiful and useful to display flowers or fruit.

The “Blom” flower pots were inspired by a 1970’s design Camilla came across in a book chronicling the history of plastic products in the 20th century. The petal shape stuck with her. “I love how the flower pots are so obvious. There’s no question what the design is about!”

Ella Doran began her career as a young designer with no experience in commercial product design. Ella began to revolutionize the design of products that had been overlooked for years. Tablemats, coasters, roller blinds and tableware all became blank canvases for her innovative use of photographs, featuring themes from nature and the world around us.

This uniquely designed stool has been created by Anne Paso. In her collection are a variety of 3 dimensional pieces ranging from furniture to postcards. Check out her work on lovi.fi