How to instantiate a set of different object from json list without switch case?

I want to instantiate a set of object from a json list.

Consider the json list

[
   {
...
      "class":"object1",
      "area":45
...
   },
   {
...
      "class":"object2",
      "colour":"red"
   },
   {
...
      "class":"object3",
      "height":90
...
   }
]

Surely there are there fields that define each object. For each object I created a record

public record object1 (String area, ...) {}

public record object2 (String colour, ...) {}

public record object3 (String height, ...) {}

In general I could create a switch case that checks the property class and the chooses the correct record constructor. This seems to me very bad style. In the past I used polymorphism with a fitting super class. and used an enum that created the object. In this case the record class only has object as super.

I want to stick with record since its I am only holding simple data inside this object.

There I was wondering how to handle this. What is the best practice to handle something like this? What pattern can be used to solve this?