Here are the prettiest pieces of furniture we saw this year:

Panter & Tourron's ANC stool, CNC-machined from an aluminum slab.

Max Lamb's deceiving-looking 005 Lounge Chair for Vaarnii.

Industrial designer David Raymond's aluminum Rounded Edges Chair.

The Peace Outdoor Lounge Chair, Faye Toogood's brutal & sophisticated Finnish-British take on the Adirondack Chair.

A series of stunning pieces by Australian furniture designer Brodie Neill.

These pieces with wood and stone joinery by Maine-based furniture designer Ethan Stebbins.

Austrian designer Laurids Gallée's "Metropolis"-inspired resin furniture.

German architect Gustav Düsing's Chair23D is an actually good-looking CNC-cut flatpack chair.

Belgian designer Peter Donders' Wind Bench, which combines digital fabrication with hand shaping.

South Korean sculptor/furniture designer Soo Joo's biophilic Dynamic Mirrors.

Studio Toda's Cocoda Chair is Mid-Century-Modern-meets-Japan.

This gorgeous walking stick/folding stool, by Danish designer/builder Anker Bak, is what he calls "everyday assistive furniture."

Architect Deniz Aktay's handsome Fibonacci-inspired wall mirror.

Icelandic industrial designer Hlynur Atlason's rotomolded Limbo Chair.

Danish architect/furniture designer Leif Jørgensen's LJ Spider Chair is simple and complicated at the same time.

And lastly, a design classic with a muddy history: Kaare Klint's Propellor Stool.