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25% off the BK Indoor-Outdoor Series by CARL HANSEN & SØN through April 20. Bodil Kjær's 1959 classic was designed to blur the line between inside and out — and it's still doing it. https://www.designpublic.com/collections/designer-collections-bodil-kjaer

15% off CARL HANSEN & SØN outdoor furniture through April 20. FSC-certified teak, flat rope, a silver-grey patina earned over time. Furniture that had an outdoor childhood and it shows. https://www.designpublic.com/collections/carl-hansen-and-son

Spinny is back! Studio Joe Colombo's legendary modular storage returns with new colors for 2026. Coconut White, Cumin, Whale—drawers that rotate 180° with the same fan-like movement as the iconic Boby trolley. The entire B—Line collection is 20% off through March 19.

https://www.designpublic.com/products/joe-colombo-spinny-mobile-drawer-unit-b-line/

You didn't order these. We're still obsessed.

Wood-fired hot tubs. Taj Mahal marble that glows. Forest tapestry sofas. Sculptural candle holders with actual fingerprints pressed into the clay.

These aren't bestsellers. But they're the designs our team keeps circling back to - for their unexpected details, their boldness, or just that something that makes them special.

If you see what we see, they're worth the second look. https://www.designpublic.com/collections/the-underrated

Julie Sauvage has mastered what most furniture brands can't: creating pieces that work together without looking like a matching set. Her intuition for mixing patterns—bold stripes with sculptural forms, textured weaves with smooth finishes—gives you the freedom to build a room organically rather than buying everything at once.

The patterns energize a space while the muted, earthy color palettes keep it cozy. You can add one piece now, another in six months, and they'll look like they've always belonged together.

Shown: Gabrielle Paris furniture (https://www.designpublic.com/collections/gabrielle-paris)

This bright pink Montana Mini works as a bedside table that actually improves grey mornings. The Danes perfected furniture for long, dark winters—turns out a pop of color next to your bed matters more than you'd think.

Shown: Montana Mini Module with Doors by Montana Furniture (https://www.designpublic.com/products/peter-j-lassen-montana-mini-module-montana-mobler)

Details like the correct cut on the proper grain of leather make all the difference in a piece that will develop patina and character over time. Full-grain hides require craftspeople who understand where a hide is strongest, how thickness varies across a single piece, and which sections will age into something worth keeping.

Shown: Stellar Works leather craftsmanship (https://www.designpublic.com/collections/stellar-works)

Day 12: For the outdoor entertainer who refuses to compromise when the sun goes down. Pablo Designs' Bola Lantern takes the ethereal glow of the iconic Bola Sphere and makes it completely portable—premium leather handle, rechargeable battery, up to 200 hours. The kind of statement lighting that makes guests ask where you found it. (https://www.designpublic.com/products/pardo-pablo-studio-bola-lantern-pablo)

Day 11: For the person who thinks furniture should be more fun. Thomas Heatherwick's Spun chair for Magis looks like a sculpture—until you sit in it and discover it's actually a seat that spins 360 degrees in circular rocking motion. Award-winning design that challenges everything we assume about static seating. (https://www.designpublic.com/products/thomas-heatherwick-spun-outdoor-rotating-chair-magis)

Day 10: For the one who refuses to choose between comfort and style. Nika Zupanc's Knitty Lounge Chair for Moooi proves that sinking into serious comfort doesn't mean sacrificing design credibility. The chunky basket weave pattern and premium quilted fabric make it equal parts installation and irresistible nest. (https://www.designpublic.com/products/nika-zupanc-knitty-lounge-chair-moooi)