Icy tables and electric wallpaper are among US editor Dan Howarth's pick of the best furniture and installations from the Collective Design fair, taking place in New York this week.
Collective Design has returned to New York for its fifth edition, bringing together a curated selection of design-focused galleries from around the world. Their booths are mixed with site-specific installations by local designers and museums.
This year's fair runs from 3 to 6 June 2017 at Skylight Clarkson Square, 550 Washington Street, New York, as part of the citywide NYCxDesign festival continuing until 23 June 2017.
Here are our six top picks from Collective Design 2017:

Apparatus
Rusty reds dominate Apparatus' installation, in which the New York studio is presenting new furniture and lighting in a seemingly East Asian-inspired setting. Tables have translucent resin blocks for bases and lacquered tops that match the booth's colour scheme. A ribbed bell-shaped light shade made from slip-cast porcelain is repeated in a variety of lighting configurations, each with metal fixtures that coordinate with other new lamps in the brand's range.

Fernando Mastrangelo
Fresh off the back of a solo show in Greenwich Village, New York designer Fernando Mastrangelo is debuting a set of furniture and wall-mountable pieces.
His two collections at Collective come in an arctic palette. They are aptly named Ghost and Thaw ? a departure from the pastel hues of his previous collections. However they are ma...