Why we love it:

Initially designed for a private residential project, the inspiration for this oak and walnut table came from clouds floating in a blue sky.

Where you can get it: Luke

Why we love it:Continuing Dutch designer’s obsession with circles and spheres, the so-called light cloud cloud chair produced in limited edition, has been made of nickel-plated polished aluminium.

Where you can get it: Richard Hutten

Why we love it:  produced using fluid dynamic simulations, The Nuke lamp mirrors the mushroom shaped cloud of a nuclear bomb.

Where you can get it: Shapeways

Why we love it: Serene and pure this design from Japanese design Yoshioka for Moroso is an ethereal sofa inspired by clouds.

Where you can get it: Moroso

Why we love it: Soft and wavy the round sun lounger is a single metal sheet, moulded and shaped in a single process, then projection welded to a structure made of bent and curved tubular steel

Where you can get it: Kezu

Why we love it: Before they created their spectacular Textile Field in London the Danish duo created these felt clouds that can be hung on alls or ceilings in homes as a cloud like installation.

Where you can get it:

Kvadrat clouds

Why we love it: This high tech outdoor series for Arflex looks great and the fabrics are built to resist against weather and wear.

Where you can get it: Poliform

Why we love it: Produced by rotational moulding, these beautiful small outdoor arm chairs were presented by acclaimed Italian furniture label Moroso at the
Salone del Mobile 2011 in Milan.

Where you can get it: Moroso