Stuff: Need for Neon
Shocks of colour to pump up a conservative palette
Above: Mix-and-match seating and side tables for a geometric sectional that fits your specs like a glove. The modular design – courtesy of Italian heavyweight Tacchini – is crafted using steel, ash and marble, and upholstered with a standout neon yellow fabric. Call For Pricing. At Dom Interiors, 58 Berkeley St
INNER GLOW
Hang this fluorescent pink pendant and amp up the glow in your dining or living room. QisDesign’s jellyfish-inspired, acrylic-glass ball houses a clever dual-sided LED strip to pierce light through the top, bottom or both. $550, at Tendex, 247 Davenport Rd
FRAME OF MIND
Bring out your inner Parisian mod with Etnia’s blue-all-over round frames. These shades don’t just emulate ’60s design, but specifically a patented vintage colour thanks to artist Yves Klein (who trademarked his ultramarine in 1961). $320, at Elevator, 1273 Queen St W
POUND THE TABLE
Industrial cast iron is splashed with a high-gloss yellow finish on this understated side table. The vice-like leg is topped with a neutral-toned acacia wood, just big enough for a table lamp and some old family portraits. $179, at CB2, 651 Queen St W
TRIPLE THREAT
A lustrous black tones down the asymmetrical strips of radiant yellow and blue on Stool 60’s three legs. Alvar Aalto’s iconic seat celebrates 80 years with a jazzed-up transformation by German artist Mike Meiré. $505, at Klaus, 300 King St E