A solid wood frame on three legs, with the joinery left in plain view where the arms meet it. Inside, Bensen designs the seat and back cushions so they seem to hover rather than rest. It sits low and wide, in oak or black ash.

The new Type 80 T1 by Anglepoise keeps the conical aluminum shade of the original Type 80 but drops a joint. One sprung elbow and a steel base bring it to nineteen inches tall, sized for a nightstand and made to be bought in pairs.

A thin chromed-steel frame holds trays of lacquered oak or walnut. This is the Stockholm studio Note's open shelving for &Tradition. It comes in three shapes: a low 64-inch run that sits under a window, a waist-high unit, and a narrow tower just under six feet.

Vesta for Sancal comes as armless and armed modules, a corner for L-shapes, and a curved end that wraps around you and doubles as a chaise lounge. Run it more than sixteen feet down a long wall, or set one module alone in a corner.

In 1962, the Japanese furniture maker Karimoku released a small lounge chair. Forty years later, designer Kenmei Nagaoka went back through Karimoku 60's catalog and put the best of it back into production. Karimoku 60 now joins Karimoku New Standard, Karimoku Case, and Karimoku Cat at A+R. 4 lines from one Japanese maker: the international collaborations, the architect-led interiors, and now the designs Karimoku made under its own name sixty years ago.

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