Mohd Gift Guide: an authentic surprise tailored to the ones you love.

Capturing Paola Navone's eccentric design and refined taste, Nepal is undoubtedly one of the most appreciated creations by the artist. The armchair stands out for its peculiar Mongolia upholstery: the structure is simple and essential, but with elegant and seductive features. The softness of the backrest and seat provide it with an original and delicate look, perfect for modern and contemporary settings.

Designed in 1968 by Elio Martinelli, the Cobra lamp is one of the first resin lighting fixtures produced with a particular moulding system. The luminous creation features simple contours and a geometric shape inscribed in a sphere. By rotating the arm, the elegant reflector assumes a position that recalls the head of a cobra ready to shoot.

Modern African Mask #39 is a wall mask produced by the Umasqu brand. Drawing inspiration from ancient traditional African masks, the brand re-proposes their contours and features with a contemporary twist, resulting in an exotic and exclusive decorative object. The hand-painted mask boasts a unique aesthetic and a strong personality; it is entirely made of wood, and is a perfect addition to living rooms, bedrooms and offices.

Inspired by the oculus of the Pantheon in Rome, the innovative Pantheone wireless speaker stands out for its unique geometric appeal. An interplay of full and empty spaces defines this extraordinary hi-tech contemporary sculpture. The brand new Pantheone acoustic speakers allow you to stream high-resolution audio tracks, with sound quality and depth very close to the original recording.

Sol is a side table created by Spanish design duo Ortega-Guijarro for Classicon. This strikingly multifaceted design is made in bronze or gray Parsol glass and crystal with colored inlay in royal blue. Depending on the perspective and incidence of light and shadow, the colored-transparent elements of the table evolve into refined silhouettes, visually tricking their observers.

The carved figure of a wooden bird has been at the heart of the Eames House for years, now considered a treasured work of art. Charles and Ray Eames often used the House Bird as a decorative object in their photo shoots, and enriched the rooms of their private home in a very heterogeneous way with many objects and accessories.