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Seven standout contemporary designs at Lake Como Design Festival

The Lake Como Design Festival features 57 projects from 30 countries, curated around the theme of 'Borders'. The exhibition at Villa Saporiti showcases furniture, lighting, and textiles.

Studio Bjorn Verlinde presented a minimal seating and side table collection with a backless rocking chair on a curved aluminum base.

Massimo Rigaglia's 'Lights in Tension' collection uses flexible bamboo strips and leather cords to create curved light structures.

Studio Alessandra Hofmann's coffee tables are inspired by brutalist architecture, combining travertine blocks with handmade cast glass.

ArmoniusLab's 'Saturnia' speakers feature an audio unit surrounded by iron rings resembling Saturn's.

Studio YellowDot x Artisia created a daybed resembling pasta shapes, 3D printed from wood fibre and bioplastic.

The Happy Few's 'The Long Take' is a 10-meter wool rug with woven blocks mimicking street tiles, reflecting seasonal color changes.

What's Wrong Duo designed the 'Claustra' room divider using aluminum and ceramic pieces, exploring the boundary between function and art.

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