British automaker Aston Martin has released a line of luxury office furniture designed to make your office as stylish as your supercar.

Designed by Mirko Tattarini and Emanuele Canova, and manufactured by Formitalia, the chaise longue and sofa are finished in carbon fibre, steel, wood and leather.

The Versace Home Collection and German homeware brand Rosenthal have collaborated to produce “Nymph”, an exclusive, limited edition range of vases.

The collection features the a variation of Versace Greek key pattern in gold going down the white porcelain body of the vase with three different vase shapes.

Only 99 copies of each vase are available, with every piece bearing a special stamp with a limited edition number.

Missoni is partnering with Filipino real estate developer Century Properties to design the interior decor and amenity spaces of a condominium building in Manila.

Missoni Home is not new to commercial real estate. It designed the Hotel Missoni line with Rezidor Hotel Group, with hotels open or opening in Scotland, Kuwait, Turkey, Omanan and Brazil.

But the collaboration with Century Properties marks the first time the fashion house is venturing out into residential real estate.

The French luxe brand Hermès will launch its first furniture range during the Salone del Mobile, running April 12-17.

Artistic director Pierre-Alexis Dumas has teamed up with designers including Enzo Mari, Denis Montel, and Antonio Citterio to create furnishings, furniture and accessories that will be available in select Hermès stores this fall.

In addition, as part of a new partnership with Italian textile manufacturer Dedar, the house will present a range of home fabrics, wallpaper and carpets.

Swarovski Elements have launched their first range of wallpapers, designed in collaboration with British designer Karen Beauchamp.

The collection features Swarovski crystals on a backdrop of foil, layers of printed ink, velvety flock – or an opulent combination of all three, as seen in Feather Palace.

There are nine crystal-embedded wallpapers in the range, with two plain wallpapers to match them.

As part of Maison, the new furniture line recently unveiled in Paris, Hermes will re-release certain iconic pieces that Jean-Michel Frank designed in 1924.

Among them is the Confortable armchair, a straw-marquetry screen, a shagreen-covered vanity and the designer’s X-base dining table.

Previously, the company’s furniture was limited to Pippa, a small collection by the architect Rena Dumas, who designed Hermès stores and who was married to Jean-Louis Dumas, the chairman of Hermès from 1978 to 2006.