British luxury furniture brand Se have launched its second collection during London Design Week. The new furnishings are designed by highly lauded Spaniard Jaime Hayon. Included are chairs, mirrors, sofas, and tables. In full, the objects represent Hayon’s first full line of furniture.

Inspiration is drawn from a good range of things – beetles for the “Beetley” seating and glassware for the “Flute” tables.

More looks at the collection after the jump. (via Dezeen).

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Produced by Bernhardt, designer Jaime Hayon’s latest sofa and armchair set, Bardot, follows curves influenced by the flow of the human body. Hayon attempts to make full, comfortable pieces that don’t overwhelm small spaces yet still maintain a generous feel. The seating furniture is subtle and sophisticated, and upholstered in different colors works well in the product shots… and would probably do equally well in the home.

More images of Bardot follow.

While Eames fans may cringe just a bit, I’m quite taken by Jaime Hayon’s Lounger, which was shown at the Salone de Mobile 2010. There are very obvious comparisons to the Spanish designer’s creation and the mid-century icon, but the delicacy of the base grants its the chair a unique personality. Easily one of my favorite pieces to emerge from the Salone.

Jaime Hayon’s Lounger will be produced by BD Barcelona Design. Several more looks at the chair follow. (via Contemporist).