Shortlist
Joao Botelho’s pieces continue to play of his love
of beauty and heavenly beings and the Cupid
cabinet is no exception. Possessing the unique
structural lines and Art-Deco-inspired legs that run
throughout the collection, the Cupid Cabinet has a
strong presence, yet elegant aesthetic, according
to designer Joao. Made from black-stained Walnut
and wrapped in stunning Novasuede, the Cupid
Cabinets designer details include bronze inlay,
mirrored interior, and exquisite handles from
Buster & Punch.
http://www.casabotelho.com | @casabotelhoCUPID’S TIPPLE
The Tambour Desk is the newest addition to the LINLEY
furniture collection. Crafted from smooth walnut,
Oxblood leather and polished brass, the Tambour rolls
to hide the contents when not in use and comes with
a matching Oxblood leather stool. The desk is a tactile
work of cabinetry, down to the inlaid leather blotter and
handcrafted cedar drawers hidden beneath the desk
surface. Attention to detail is paramount in this piece,
from the pressed leather penholders to the hidden plug
sockets and cable management. Priced at £37,500.
davidlinley.com | @linleylondonHEY MR TAMBOUR-INE MAN
The Sawaru light from Nendo for FLOS consists of
two independent cylinders touching each other in a
perpendicular direction. One plays the role as a light source,
while the other acts as a base, and the projection angle
can be altered into three stages: 25, 40 and 60 degrees, by
inserting the pin attached to the base. Selected here is the
bright gold version with black, white and blue gray options
also available. A special new dimmer pedal allows to easily
regulate the light intensity and the colour temperature, up to
4000 Kelvin for a warm lighting beam, 1800 for the coldest.
flos.com | @FLOS
SAWARU SHINES