A sculpturally exquisite dining table from Jeff Behnke and Roland Zehetbauer of Altura. The profiled edges and radii soften the angular form of the table base.
From Atelier Purcell, a refined curvilinear light bronze metal base majestically elevates and defines the tipped leather upholstered seat and back, which similarly echoes the vertical reveal of the base.
A Casamance linen cloth over-embroidered with appliquéd wool dresses windows with a muted softness. Structured and unmistakably modern, the geometric design melts into the warmth of the material and brings it both elegance and sophistication.
Lucious textiles from C+C Milano’s Roots collection, developed with a nod to tradition and representing a return to a Mediterranean aesthetic and earthly textures.
A colorful array of Christopher Farr Cloth print and woven fabrics, wall coverings, and passementeries, made in Europe and designed in-house and with leading 20th century artists and designers, including, as shown here, Kit Kemp.
Walnut and antique brass plays with contrasting colors for a dramatic impact. Handmade in Los Angeles by Douglas Jennings and his team of local artisans.
Layers of translucent washes combined with vibrant hand-painted and embroidered flowers give the illusion of infinite depth, while playful bees and butterflies complete the delicate scene of this Fromental wall covering.
Fuse Lighting’s striking patinated steel with light antique brass and smoke clear glass make for a statement centerpiece. Designed by Kevin Kolonowski and handcrafted by his team of highly specialized artisans.
A fresh take on traditional florals, the oversized scale of this pattern from Galbraith & Paul is handmade, like all of the company’s textiles and wallpapers, in its Philadelphia studio.
The Radiant Collection from John Pomp is inspired by the creation and refraction of light. Mirroring the celestial bodies that informed these pieces. The rippling and layering of the illuminated fluid glass puddles capture, warp, and refract the energy of light emitting from their core.
Twenty frosted bulbs cap the ends of heavy wall brass tubes create a round circle of light offset from the center pentagonal structure; the design is by Jonathan Browning.
Direct from the Paris atelier of LIAIGRE, this chair was originally developed for a Michelin-star restaurant. It is shown here in LIAIGRE leather upholstery with an open arm frame available in oak or walnut.
Link’s Malibu collection, designed by Joseph Jeup, is timeless design at its core with just the right amount of restraint. The natural teak sofa can be finished with any COM.
Renaissance-like colors and textures create depth and vibrancy for these Rosemary Hallgarten drapes, part of her Impasto collection, shown here alongside her drapes, rug, sofa and stool. The baby alpaca is light, soft, and silky—and dipped by hand to produce the ombré effect.
Grove Studio was inspired by the diagonal alignment of cars on the track at the start of a race when creating this Studioart wall covering. Metal inserts create a striking effect with their arrangement giving the surface ever-changing patterns.
Photo: courtesy of Thomas Lavin
Discover Home Furnishings from Thomas Lavin
Mari Swivel Lounge Chair
Gracious walnut-frame chairs offer a warm embrace and epitomizes the modern ethos of the Troscan designers, wife-and-husband team Deirdre Jordan and Bob Robinson.
Cast into bronze from driftwood, these lamps concisely capture the rugged textural beauty of the coast. They are handmade in California by Tuell & Reynolds using lost-wax casting and finished with a laminated silk shade.
Photo: courtesy of Thomas Lavin
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