Milan 2013: Belgian artists Studio Job will present a desk with a golden nose for a drawer handle as part of a collection for Dutch furniture brand Lensvelt at MOST in Milan this week.

Above: Job Buffet

Another piece in the Job Office collection for Lensvelt is the Job Buffet, a white powder-coated metal cabinet with two doors and a chrome-plated aluminium key that locks it.

The Job Desk also makes use of white powder-coated metal for its top and legs, but instead of a key to open the slim drawer, the user must pull on the golden nose.

Above: Job Desk

The two Job Tables are enlarged versions of the Job Desk.

Above: gold nose drawer handles

The Job Desk Lamp uses LED bulbs and features an oversized golden switch under its powder-coated metal shade.

Above: Job Desk Lamp

Each piece in the collection is available in a range of colours: white, green, grey, dark grey, black, red, yellow and blue.

Above: Job Cabinet

"Over time, Hans Lensvelt has proven to be an ingenious product developer who consistently transforms our unconventional designs into comprehensive functional products, yet intricately maintaining a sense of wit," said designer Job Smeets. "Our collaboration constitutes sustainable office furniture, valuing the importance of functionality and high-quality objects that represent their own identity and humour."

The collection is an extension of the Job Cabinet launched by Studio Job in Milan last year – a metal cabinet with a single door that also comes with a gold-coloured key.

Above: installation of the collection in Milan

These pieces will be on show at the MOST exhibition in Milan from 9 to 14 April, while Studio Job will also show lamps with metal buckets and tubs for shades as part of Moooi's latest collection – see all design by Studio Job.

This week we're covering all the highlights from Milan, including Zaha Hadid's monochrome pendant lamps for Slamp and OMA's furniture collection for US brand Knoll – see all news and products from Milan 2013 or take a look at our interactive map featuring the week's best exhibitions, parties and talks.

Photographs are by Roos Aldershoff.