How many of these designs by BoConcept do you recognise and own?

The most popular sofa from BoConcept is a favourite for a reason: with an elegant silhouette and customisable armrests, upholstery, cushion details and base, it's a piece both classic and versatile, designed to match styles from neutral-toned Scandinavian to contemporary chic.

This equally versatile piece finds home in the dining room and the work station alike, with a wooden or metal base for the former and wheels with a swivel function for the latter. Partial padding, full upholstery, or a straightforward plastic version are options, too, along with whether or not to get armrests. The result? A graceful and ergonomic chair you've likely seen in many places, each looking like they were designed for that space.

Ingenious in its design, it's not a wonder this piece has become a BoConcept best-seller. A footstool by day, Xtra folds out into a single bed by night – a perfect solution for compact spaces. The bed cushion and its folding mechanism are tucked inside the upholstery, both of which are customisable for a look that fits right in with your space.

This transformable BoConcept Hall of Famer can be extended for larger gatherings, thanks to optional built-in extension leaves that slide out, and a hidden inset that folds out to reveal a larger surface. Curved edges mark the thin table top, which come in various finishes – from a walnut veneer to a lacquered matt white – and sit above a base of clean lines.

If you could design your own wall shelving, bearing in mind your own style of organisation and preferences for display, you'd have likely considered BoConcept's Copenhagen Wall. It does exactly as you need it to, and comes with inserts that display your favourite book collection or shroud clutter from sight, as well as drop-downs that function as a pull-out work desk or bar cabinet.

Perhaps the most recognised of the bunch is the Imola chair, with its striking silhouette and graceful dips and curves. Expertly upholstered in your choice of fabric and supported by a wire or swivel base, the tennis ball-inspired design is BoConcept at its most iconic.