Throwing themselves further into traditional Indian weaving techniques and textile production while fine-tuning their process of vegetable-dying yarn, Swedish duo Oyyo‘s second collection of cotton dhurrie rugs is even more breathtaking than the first. A collection of six colourful, geometric designs, handwoven by a community of craftspeople in the desert area of Rajasthan, India, N ̊2 integrates untreated linen warp into the construction, a nod to traditional Swedish flat weave. Aiming to create more of a contrast in their designs, Oyyo’s expanded palette includes richer and darker colors alongside muted pastel tones, and is all produced from natural pigments derived from local plants. The N ̊2 collection is available from €550-€2,590 depending on design and size through Oyyo’s beautiful online store: www.oyyo.se

Using crochet wool to create unique, textile lampshades, Naomi Paul’s colourful, flowing designs are available in 13 different styles, all made-to-order. Based in a studio in East London, on the edge of Hackney Marshes, Paul uses wool because it’s naturally fire retardant, strong, robust and chunky enough to create the perfect crochet. The nature of the design means light spills out evenly from all sides, creating a warm, natural light in whatever your colourway, all available via Naomi’s online store: www.naomipaul.co.uk

Spun from alumunium into a sleek collection of planter lamps, Object/Interface’s minimal light fittings feature a bowl design to hold house plants and succulents as well as a light bulb. Finished with a powder coating to withstand the moisture from soil, the fittings hang from a stainless steel cable and are all made in Canada. Object/Interface’s planter lamp collection is available to buy from their online store, starting at $148: www.objectinterface.ca

Following up last year’s collaboration with a new version of the iconic Type 75 Desk Lamp, Anglepoise and Paul Smith’s ‘Edition Two’ again takes influence from the British label’s trademark rainbow combinations. First designed in 1932 by automotive engineer George Carwardine before an update from legendary industrial designer Sir Kenneth Grange, the Type 75 quickly became the ultimate desk and table lamp, here in seven stunning colours. The Edition Two Type 75 Desk Lamp will be available in store from September and is available to pre-order from the Anglepoise site: www.anglepoise.com/product/type-75-desk-lamp-paul-smith-edition-two

Branching out from their stellar leather accessories range, Tanner Goods are moving into the office with a new collection for your desk. Including a valet tray, gorgeous blotter pad, small notebooks and larger sketchbooks, the Desktop Collection keeps Tanner’s trademark aesthetic, with clean lines and a minimal design, all available in hickory, natural and black colourways. The Tanner Goods Desktop Collection is available now from their online store: www.tannergoods.com/collections/refined-desktop

Originally launched in 1949, Carl Hansen & Son are bring back Ejner Larsen and Aksel Bender Madsen’s mid-century classic, the Metropolitan Chair. Remaking the model in oak and walnut with the seat and backrest in natural, warm cognac or sleek black leather, the Metropolitan Chair was named after the Metropolitan Museum of Arts in New York and is one of over 300 pieces from the legendary design duo. The relaunched chair is available now from the Carl Hansen & Son website: www.carlhansen.com