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For Kensington & Chelsea Art Week, LEMA unveils its new design collection, presented at its London showroom, offering a curated experience that brings together contemporary Italian design and contemporary art in a refined dialogue of form, material and space.

At the heart of the presentation is a selection of new, signature pieces by Carlo Colombo, whose design language continues to define modern elegance through clarity, proportion and sculptural precision. The collection includes the Graffetta armchair, a piece that balances comfort with architectural structure; the Nobu bed, conceived as a serene and enveloping centrepiece for the bedroom; the Masami armchair, distinguished by its fluid lines and understated sophistication; and the Traverso table, a statement in refined geometry and material presence. Together, these works express a cohesive vision of living spaces that are both functional and emotionally resonant, reflecting Lema’s commitment to craftsmanship and contemporary lifestyle design.

The exhibition is further enriched by a curated selection of artworks that establish a compelling visual dialogue with the furniture collection. Works by Arthur Lanyon introduce a dynamic sensibility rooted in gesture and abstraction, while Shaun Fraser contributes a layered exploration of texture and composition that enhances the spatial atmosphere of the showroom. Kathy Dalwood’s sculptural practice adds a contrasting dimension, referencing architectural fragments and historical forms that echo and challenge the clean modernity of the surrounding furniture.

Presented within the context of Kensington & Chelsea Art Week, the installation transforms the London showroom into more than a display space; it becomes an immersive environment where design and art coexist in conversation. The careful staging encourages visitors to move through a sequence of spatial moments, each revealing new relationships between object, surface and light. The result is a narrative journey that highlights not only individual pieces but also the broader ethos of LEMA: a dedication to timeless design, adaptable living, and cultural engagement.

This exclusive presentation reinforces Lema’s position at the intersection of design and contemporary culture, offering a considered reflection on how interiors can function as curated environments.The showroom becomes a living gallery—one that celebrates innovation, craftsmanship and the evolving language of modern living within one of London’s most significant cultural moments.