Denmark-based company Menu has extended its popular Modernism Reimagined collection of minimalist furnishings, which take inspiration from modernist principles of Scandinavian architects and designers.

The special collection from the Danish marque was displayed at the recent Maison&Objet show in Paris after first debuting at the same trade fair in September 2016.

The Modernism Reimagined lineup includes furniture, lighting, and other home accessories taken from minimal designs to come out of Denmark.

New additions to the collection include offerings from Swedish-based Afteroom, Form Us With Love, and Norm Architects.

Pieces include the new Cage table, which consists of slim steel legs that intertwine and a marble table top, the new Septembre sofa and Turning Table from German designer Theresa Arns, and the Tailor Sofa by Rui Alves.

Other small pieces, such as the Darkly Mirror by Nick Ross and the massive Echasse vase from the aforementioned Arns, also show off the unique aesthetic of the already popular collection.