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Dezeen's Top Furniture and Lighting Picks from September Design Weeks

Dezeen's editors have curated a selection of standout furniture and lighting designs from recent European design festivals, including London Design Festival, Helsinki Design Week, and Currents.

Jake Robertson's Split Lamp, made from a single aluminum pipe sliced to form a stand with zero waste, was a highlight from the 'With Limitations' exhibition.

The Tilo chair by Llot Llov, featuring a unique wood-veneer technique with diffused liquid pigments, was showcased at the studio's 20th-anniversary exhibition during Berlin's Currents festival.

Wretched Flowers presented a floor lamp resembling an elongated Flowerpot lamp, crafted from laser-cut metal fragments and chainmail embellished with glass and gemstones.

Gubi reissued Carlo Nason's 1969 Lotus Table Lamp, a mouth-blown Murano glass piece utilizing the 'pulegoso' method for a speckled, semi-opaque finish.

Valeria Montero's Membrana lamp uses the transparent and resilient membrane from agave leaves, inspired by the pre-Hispanic dish mixiote, for its spiky lampshade.

Filippo Muzi Falconi's 'Portal of Seedlings' transformed a fireplace with a ribbed white ash mantelpiece, nominated for a Wood Award. WINT Design Lab's Tracks lamps utilize robotic origami for paper lampshades.

The Tynne acoustic screen by Sistema for Niimaar combines Finnish wood weaving with oak leftovers from sailboat manufacturing. Mara Bragagnolo's Bad Posture Chair is designed to accommodate non-traditional sitting styles, particularly for neurodivergent individuals. EJM Studio's Maille is a minimalist partition screen made from chainmail over a stainless steel frame.

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