10 things from Milan Furniture Fair 2017 that will help you relax

Diesel Living cuts the mustard in this Palm Springs-inspired collection that wouldn't look out of place in a '70s motel with all the right curves.

Bring back the child-like days of yore by treating yourself to a swing by Louis Vuitton's collaboration with Atelier Oï. Inspired by a vintage foldable boat, the stylish combination of wood, leather and brass won't look out of place in the balcony.

Tune out with Bang & Olufsen's new wireless speaker system, which you can assemble as you please. Go green according to Pantone or choose a range of colours from textile gurus Kvadrat.

Agape launches their first bathtub with Immersion, roping in Neri & Hu for a Japanese-inspired take. Inspired by traditional timber bathing vessels used in Asia, Immersion allows for two seat positions for a deeper, relaxed bath.

You've got a friend (or two) in Jonathan Anderson's home collection for Loewe.

Sometimes you need to get out of your head to see things (crystal) clearly. Swarovski fascinates with their lighting collection, this time mimicking a spring day out in the gardens.

As far as daybeds go, this piece by Nika Zupanc for Sé cuts quite a figure, and is bang-on trend with its millennial-friendly wash of nude pink.

Standing can get pretty tiring — especially when you're stuck in the middle of a conversation that won't end. Pierre-Emmanuel Vandeputte's natural leather backrest is fixed on powder coated steel for you to take a moment as you plan your escape.

This chair hugs you in all the right places, and probably knows your body better than you know itself.

Take your mind off the screen and stare into something that sparks off the imagination. Titled "Topographies", this one-of-a-kind landscape layers paper upon paper for something almost three-dimensional.