Scott+Cooner

The A-Punti collection by Carlotta Fortuna reads almost like fragments from a dream. A fox mid-run. A butterfly caught in a chess match. Small symbols, hidden characters, scenes that feel half remembered.

Wool and jute become the backdrop for something more narrative than decorative, turning the floor into part artwork, part storybook. One of the more unexpected introductions from the 2026 collection.

A different side of Archibald from .

With the new Archibald Sofa System, Jean-Marie Massaud expands the original design into something more open and adaptable. Modular elements can be configured a number of ways, shifting easily between larger living spaces and more intimate layouts.

Available in Pelle Frau® leather or removable fabric, the collection keeps the same relaxed shape Archibald is known for, now with the option of a softer or more structured sit depending on how you live with it.

The Haller Soft Panel adds a softer layer to the classic system.

Developed with Marc Venot and JOBA, each panel clicks into the tubular frame with hidden magnets. No tools, no hardware. Made from recycled Seaqual marine plastic, the material helps with acoustics while taking the edge off the structure. Ten colors, three patterns, easy to switch as things change.

Same system, just a little more forgiving (and softer 🤭)

Developed with Faye Toogood, introduces the LieLow Night collection. A bed and matching nightstands that carry over the soft, rounded feel of the Squash pieces, just scaled for the bedroom.

The headboard is fully upholstered and reads more like a cushion than a frame, which makes it easy to settle into. The nightstands follow that same line, offered with drawers or open shelving depending on how you use the space.

’s 2026 collection has range 💛

A sculptural dining table, something low and relaxed for outside, smaller pieces that shift the mood of a room, then Karakter coming in from a different angle.

It feels collected.

Most portable lamps feel a little like an afterthought. Useful, but not something you’d go out of your way to keep on the table once you’re done with it.

The portable collection from feels different.

The glass still has all the little things that make Bocci feel like Bocci. Swirls in the surface. Tiny air bubbles. A shape that never comes out exactly the same twice.

You can carry one from the dining table to the patio, from the bookshelf to the bedside table, and it still feels right wherever it ends up. Set it down almost anywhere and the room feels a little more finished 🤌🏽

We love a sofa that looks polished, but still feels like somewhere you can actually put your feet up.

Picture it on a quiet night at home, dogs curled up beside you, one leg tucked under, remote somewhere in the cushions. You meant to get up an hour ago, but you’re comfortable, the dogs are settled, and at this point you may as well be sleeping on the sofa tonight.

Daily Sofa from

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The DUO curve you love, carried into the bedroom 😍

The headboard wraps all the way around and sits just off the frame, catching light differently depending on where you’re standing.

Pelle Frau® leather with matelassé quilting for a little depth.

DUO bed by , designed by .