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In the midst of celebrating their 150th anniversary, Fritz Hansen has released a collection of classics – both new and old – in new materials, fabrics, and colorways.

Designed by Erwan and Ronan Bouroullec for Emeco, the Truss furniture collection is timeless, utilitarian, and stays true to Emeco's goal of sitting lighting on the planet.

Teatro Magico translates Saba Italia's expertise with textiles and color combinations into a table designed by 967 Arch.

Hues of anthracite, chalk beige, dark forest, desert green + iron red give the Balcony outdoor collection versatility and elegance.

The Vlonder low tables designed by Antwerp-based designer Marc Meeuwissen feature a hand-sawn wood surface and a mix of offset-placed round and square legs.

Designed by Julia Chiaramonti for German design label pulpo, these tables have a squiggly base that's easily visible through their colored glass tabletops.

Ini Archibong + Knoll have just released a fresh café furniture collection that's ready to take on both the indoors + the outdoors.

Patricia Urquiola designed the Simoon coffee tables for Glas Italia with a glass surface covered in a grit of chopped Murano glass, lending a beautiful finish that's pleasing to the touch.

Borea adds a series of sunbeds, while Pablo expands upon its original armchair design to create a broader set of furniture.

George is a contemporary furniture collection whose pieces are created using discarded materials from the industrial production of veneer.

The Sawdust Low Table by Casey McCafferty, showcases both the traditional techniques and the experimentation that brought it to life.

Inspired by the Sicilian island of Pantelleria, this furniture + decor collection for Lithea turned Elena Salmistraro's interpretations into tactile objects.