1 QEEBOO RABBIT CHAIRS
These bunny-shaped seats are a fun addition to any room. Italian designer Stefano Giovannoni launched them under his new online plastic furniture brand, Qeeboo.
They come in two sizes: The Rabbit Chair is available in grey, green, orange and pink; while the Rabbit Chair Baby comes in six colours including violet and dove grey. The ears are meant to be the backrest, but you can also sit on the chair the other way, like riding an animal.
There is also the Rabbit Lamp, which is the same size as the Rabbit Chair Baby and functions as a light.
Price: $238 for the Rabbit Chair Baby, $460 for the Rabbit Chair and $410 for the Rabbit Lamp
Where: Journey East, 03-02 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road, tel: 6473-1693
2 MILA BY MAGIS
Spanish artist-designer Jaime Hayon created the air-moulded Mila chair for Italian label Magis. It is his first plastic creation. The stackable chair comes in four colours such as red and beige and has an indoor and outdoor version.
Price: $300 a chair
Where: Xtra Marina Square, 02-48 Marina Square, 6 Raffles Boulevard, tel: 6336-0688
3 GTV WALTZ WALL HANGER BY GAMFRATES
I Inspired by the movement of dancers, this curvy wall hanger is made from several pieces of looped wood. They can be joined together to make a longer piece.
Price: From $920 for a set of three loops
Where: Space Furniture, 77 Bencoolen Street, tel: 6415-0000
4 BRUNO SOFA BY MARUNI
Feted English product designer Jasper Morrison teams up with Japanese furniture-maker Maruni Wood Industry for this minimalist sofa with loose cushions. The frame comes in oak or ash wood and there are 20 fabric options for the cushions.
Price: From $3,900 for a single-seat sofa and from $6,900 for a two-seat sofa
Where: atomi, 04-26/27 Mandarin Gallery, 333A Orchard Road, tel:6887-4138
5 FISHNET CHAIR BY WALTER KNOLL
In 1959, Turkish designer and painter Sadi Ozis faced a lack of material. So he got innovative and wove fishnets between a bent tubular steel framework to create a sleek, wide-meshed armchair on slender legs.
The classic piece was reissued in Milan by German furniture manufacturer Walter Knoll. The updated version - Ozis worked on it with his son Neptun - features an upholstered seat and back. In Singapore, it comes in red upholstery and a steel, powder-coated black matt frame.
Price: $3,720
Where: Proof Living, 04-16 Ion Orchard, 2 Orchard Turn, tel: 6509-0555
6 FOLDED SHELVES BY MUUTO
Muuto adds some edge to regular shelving. Folded Shelves, created by Rotterdam-based designer Johan van Hengel for the Danish company, have a slot worked into the design so you can display letters or books.
Made from acrylic powder-coated steel, each shelf also has two black metal hooks. It comes in four colours and three sizes. The shelves will be in-store in mid-December.
Price: From $189 for the small versionto $300 for the large version
Where: Pomelo, 10-04 Tan Boon Liat Building, 315 Outram Road, tel: 6226-4663
