Summer 2020's New Brands & Collections

Of the collection, the designer explains, “I believe lighting is the main ingredient to a successful interior. My collection for Corbett encapsulates my love for drama and fantasy with both formal and informal style concepts.”

In the Melrose and Everley pendants, you’ll find minimalist designs which focus on line and form; in his Magic Garden collection, you’ll find unique industrially-rendered blooms; and in Milan, you’ll find pieces engulfed by a flurry of Murano glass butterflies—very characteristic of the designer’s more decorative work.

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I’d best describe the brand’s rugs and mirrors as clean and crisp in aesthetic, but there’s a definite sense of deep imagination and artistry that you see especially in many of its woollen abstract rugs or the refreshing simplicity of the subtle marl in his mohair plain rugs.

Some have the dreamiest of names too, like Misted Morning and Mediterranean Sand that transport your mind to the same place the brand’s eponymous founder must have been in during creation mode—quite possibly somewhere along the French Riviera where he grew up in the 1970s. Indeed France is a location from which he draws much inspiration, describing its design as having ‘an effortless form that is beyond beauty’.

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The brand specialises in unified collections which offer a bold look when used together (and, indeed, when apart). Its aesthetic honours the past whilst being updated with modern functionalities—a testament to the brand’s skill to combine tradition with modernity. Featured are beds with commanding proportions, dining tables with soft-close pull-out extensions, cabinets subtly enhanced with a contrasting chrome trim and, of course, bookmatched ebony macassar curved bars (hey, it’s the Roaring 20s after all).

Founded in 1956, it represents the quintessential Italian furniture brand—family-owned, hailing from Brianza (the country’s furniture manufacturing capital) and showcasing an unabated commitment to quality and traditional craftsmanship.

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As accompaniments to the Linley furniture collection, the brand has since putting its nimble hand to crafting of its own line of home accessories and objets ideal for gifting, including hand-stitched leather coin and cufflink trays, Cumbrian crystal with flawless clarity, photo frames carved from treasured timbers such as sycamore and walnut burr, and many a collectible more.

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Another furniture maker that flies the British flag, Decorus’ latest pieces embody the same Art Deco meets contemporary style as the rest of its luxurious collection. A young company it may be, but that hasn’t stopped its reputation for producing sleek, angular pieces from spreading around the world of interiors like wildfire.

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Equal parts refined and earthy (especially when crafted into captivating organic shapes), ceramic decor is an eternal decor must-have, its milky hues bearing the attitude of minimalism; the metal du jour—antique brass—still bears sway in Spring/Summer 2020 being used everywhere from drawers pulls to elegant platters; and shagreen (or faux shagreen to be clear), with its signature dappled finish results in classic furniture designs with just a touch more sophistication.

This season’s additions channel transitional style which is positively celestial.

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