This trio of stationery tools called the Table Zoo is by RONG, a Shanghai based multi-discipline design studio that focuses on branding and packaging. Consisting of a bird pencil container, a hedgehog pushpin holder and a frog tape dispenser, Table Zoo is a product design project that veers away from staid and boring office tools to new and fun territory by pairing animal features with the functionality of work.

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We love the simple, clean lines of the Austere T lamp by Hans Verstuyft for Belgium-based Trizo21.

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These classic chairs by Carlo Scarpa for Meritalia, combine pure functionality with simple forms. Originally designed in 1964, Meritalia has reintroduced Scarpa's 618 Chair in three new wood finishes: Walnut, Oak and Maple, with upholstery.

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Designed to symbolize the binding relationship between pen and ink, Collection OU by South Korean design studio rmrp is made up of four inkwell and tray combinations that are ideal for stationery storage. Designed for the LAMY fountain pen and LAMY ink bottle in particular, each piece is available in several colour options. The OU pen and ink holder is formed of a single, injection-moulded piece of plastic and is finished with a fine sanding process.

This adorably rustic wooden stool by Diario is produced in Mexico. With its striking legs made out of pine branches and a white cedar top, the stool can be used as seating or as a table.

He may not be making the best life-choices at the moment but there is no doubt he takes his fashion seriously. We've been meaning to feature the amazing suit Conor McGregor wore in the run up to his match with Floyd Mayweather last year for a while. The impeccably fitted, custom pinstriped suit had a secret message for his opponent and was the perfect combination of his showman bluster and sartorial style. Designed by David August, the suit features vertical stripes that repeat the words "Fuck You" and features details like French facing construction stacked buttons, purple camouflage silk lining, and hand-stitched detailing. Each suit is numbered and signed by the CEO.

Sophie Hulme's minimalist monogrammed bags are a great way to personalise your purse without too much fuss. Done by way of an appliqued leather letter in a tonal colour, the bags are part of her signature service that has been unveiled at the Burlington Arcade boutique.

Evocative of the hooded bonnets worn in Margret Atwood's The Handmaid's Tale is the single cast metal Study Light by Toronto-based designer MSDS. Intended for use in the office, den, or bedroom the minimal lamp dedicated to material exploration, resourcefulness, and commitment to client needs.

Pretty, monochromatic pottery pieces from Jarjour Pottery.

We tend to feature a lot of wooden furniture here, so this is a huge departure for us. The Lungolinea ping pong table by Impatia looks like a Ferrari compared to the pieces we usually feature. As the traditional ping pong table had been largely unchanged for years, the designers wanted to reinterpret the classic form. The result is a table made of transparent crystal glass that is as much a work of art as it is a functional piece of furniture. The standard table is regulation-sized and comes with four paddles and a net, but if this iteration isn't impressive enough for you, the "ultra premium" edition comes customised by the addition of 24 carat coated connecting joints and a net kit that has been handmade by an Italian goldsmith.

There's no doubt, the clean lines and clear surface of the Lungolinea table makes it a truly stunning piece.