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Monica Förster's 'Branco' box collection for Bosnian brand Zanat was heavily inspired by the sculptures of one of the fathers of modernism, Constantin Brancusi. As such, each solid maple wood box is handcrafted and offers a simple yet sculptural quality that lends itself to the many guises afforded to the versatile containers. This tall box features hand carved arches on its exterior surface, and can be utilised as storage, stacked atop other pieces from the collection for a makeshift installation, or employed as a side or coffee table.

Monica Förster's 'Branco' box collection for Bosnian brand Zanat was heavily inspired by the sculptures of one of the fathers of modernism, Constantin Brancusi. As such, each solid maple wood box is handcrafted and offers a simple yet sculptural quality that lends itself to the many guises afforded to the versatile containers. This small box can be utilised as storage, or stacked atop other pieces from the collection for a makeshift installation.

Defined by a sculptural beauty and simple yet bold silhouettes, Monica Förster's 'Nera' stool series for Bosnian brand Zanat presents an uncomplicated balance of functionality and beauty. Cut from black-stained maple wood, this stool can be utilised either as seating or as a side table, and is characterised by a hand carved white pattern along the foot of its base.

Showcasing the talent of Swedish designer Monica Förster and Zanat's expert hand carvings, for which the Bosnian brand is now synonymous — and place it as a current nominee for the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity List — 'Hide & Seek' is an elegant multipurpose container. Whether utilised as a box, thanks to a lid that, when lifted, reveals a hollowed out interior, or a side table, this small-sized wenge stained maple wood object is an elegant solution to a host of practical conundrums.

Begging to be felt, grazed and stroked, each piece in the 'Touch' collection of trays seriously lives up to the name of the series. Designed by Studioilse for Zanat, the pieces prominently feature the hand carvings for which the Bosnian brand is now famed for — and place it as a current nominee for the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity List — each created instinctively by skilled craftsmen, ensuring no two pieces are the same. This small maple wood tray offers an intricately detailed base that engages with our instinctive impulse to touch.

Swedish design firm Wingårdhs teamed up with Bosnian brand Zanat to create the 'Tattoo' stool, a neat, light, stable and stackable seating option suited to both residential and public environments. This three-legged 'Eyes' version of the stool is cut from ash wood and unlike its collection counterparts, features very little adornment. A hole in the stool's seat makes for both a decorative detail and a practical feature — like in a bowling ball, the voids make the stool easier to lift and mobilise.

Swedish design firm Wingårdhs teamed up with Bosnian brand Zanat to create the 'Tattoo' stool, a neat, light, stable and stackable seating option suited to both residential and public environments. This four-legged 'Pheasant' version of the stool is cut from maple wood.

Begging to be felt, grazed and stroked, each piece in the 'Touch' collection seriously lives up to the name of the series. Designed by Studioilse for Zanat, the pieces prominently feature the hand carvings for which the Bosnian brand is now famed for — and place it as a current nominee for the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity List — each created instinctively by skilled craftsmen, ensuring that no two pieces are the same. This large maple wood tray offers an intricately detailed base that engages with our instinctive impulse to touch.

Begging to be felt, grazed and stroked, each piece in the 'Touch' collection of trays seriously lives up to the name of the series. Designed by Studioilse for Zanat, the pieces prominently feature the hand carvings for which the Bosnian brand is now famed for — and place it as a current nominee for the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity List — each created instinctively by skilled craftsmen, ensuring no two pieces are the same. This small maple wood tray offers an intricately detailed base that engages with our instinctive impulse to touch.

Created by Ludovica and Roberto Palomba of Palomba Serafini Associati for Bosnian brand Zanat, the design brief presented for the 'Piano' series was straightforward — a collection of simple, lightweight and multifunctional coffee and side tables. The end result, however, belies the easy brief, with the final series seamlessly bringing together expert craftsmanship, a skilled use of high quality materials and a distinct 'wow' factor. Featuring a number of cogwheel carving patterns around its edges, this small 'Piano' table is reminiscent of piano keys when viewed from above — hence the name of the collection. Cut from black-stained walnut wood and propped by hand-welded steel rods with a black powder coated finish, the table makes a suitable companion to almost all seating in both residential and public settings. Alternatively, the table can be harmonized with other pieces from the same collection for a unexpected yet fully synchronised composition.