Designed in 1950 by Hans J. Wegner. Available at Suite New York.

Nice work from interior architect Albano Daminato. From top to bottom: interior shots of a 1950’s apartment in Singapore and the “Bathroom Vanity Mirror”, a mirror glass in pivoting stained solid timber frame.

Flexible coffee table with drawers on either side and a tray integrated in the upside. By Formstark.

The Botanist series, designed by Brandon Lynne & Dario Antonioni, combines the precision of minimal honest design with the beauty of nature. Each piece starts with a single piece of aluminum, which is precisely cut, bent, and faced with either a high impact powder coat or an epoxy coated real wood veneer. Available in different colors.

Inspired by a bridge that spans England’s M5 motorway, the M5 table is elegant and strong, and unlike most bridges, easy to manufacture and construct. Made from just three sections, the table top and two plug-in leg units assemble in mere seconds.

No more screws or complicated instructions: this globe-shaped, translucent shade is designed to hook easily onto a bare, suspended bulb. Makes it easy to replace a lamp too. Available at Generate.

I have a weakness for natural wood furniture and this Cubus library by Austrian company Team 7 looks quite impressive.

First designed (by Sori Yanagi) and produced in 1954 in Fiberglass, Vitra has reintroduced the Elephant stool in recyclable polypropylene. Works as a side table, step stool or portable seat. Lightweight, stackable, and suitable for outdoor use.

Cool table called Tavolo XZ3, by Italian design company Magis. Steel frame with an mdf-top in polymeric cover.

Stunning minimalist lighting with funny French names like éclair, meringue, tourte or flan. By Flame, a Japanese company.

Fully working, manual record player made entirely of paper. To play the record the handle needs to be turned in a clockwise direction at a steady 331/3rpm. The paper cone then acts as a pickup, amplifying the sound enough to make it audible.

Funky wooden coffee table by Inmodern. It assembles in minutes without the use of any tools. Also available light green and black.

… I’ll probably like it! This nice shelve by Dona Living also exists with a black finish and a natural oak border.

Custom made furniture with a mid-century feel, designed by Sherwood Hamill. Available at Angela Adams.

Nice round tables made in solid American walnut. Designed by Birgit Gämmerler and Peter Gaebelein for Zeitraum.