Jingasa Hand-Blown Murano Glass Portable Table Light

Jingasa Hand-Blown Murano Glass Portable Table LightWith the Jingasa light, NasonMoretti turns a centuries old silhouette into something futuristic. Matteo Zorzenoni's design takes inspiration from the broad brimmed hats worn by Japanese samurai, distilling the form into a lamp that feels at once weightless and monumental. Whether illuminating a table or resting unlit on a shelf, this Murano glass piece promises to alter the atmosphere around it.

This square Milano wastebasket is made from soft black nappa leather

you'll find acrylic domino pieces effortlessly stacked

staying true to Ehrlich’s eye for quiet design and well-balanced forms

The 352 vase from the Ritzen series is a striking example of the sgraffito glaze-scratching technique pioneered by Bollhagen in the 1930s

this milky pink porcelain cake stand – handmade by artisans in Bulgaria with a distinctive

Each piece is slip-cast in a plaster mould

Housed in a robust zip case

this 2010 candlestick by San Lorenzo captures a singular moment in Italian design

this Thursday Furniture bowl is treated with a natural iron mordant that reacts with the wood’s tannins to create a deep

Perch it on a desk to welcome colour and artisanal flair into your office setting

subtly shaped to resemble buds themselves

but his work also holds a place in the permanent collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art