Austin-based painter and sculptor Paul Meyer developed an early fascination with construction and materials. Today, he looks to cement, mortar, wood and mixed media to elevate and texturize his paintings, included in a curated selection by Four Hands Art Studio.

Meaning beautiful in Egyptian, the Gamil collection from Jaipur Living—comprising four rugs designed by Atlanta-based designer Michael Habachy—flaunts a neutral palette that integrates sacred geometrics inspired by various sites in Egypt.

Available in four colorways including Sable (shown), Bryce from Nemo Tile is a large format porcelain tile that showcases the intricate, organic texture of natural stone, brought to life by the soft play of light across its surface.

A collaboration between Mud Australia and Zachary Hanna, Pop features a compact, rechargeable porcelain body with a dimmable LED light with four brightness levels. Handmade in Sydney, the carbon-neutral lamp comes in six signature colors.

Combining French elegance with playful technology, the Swiing table lamp from Fermob features a polycarbonate diffuser resembling milk glass that is suitable for both indoors and out, as well as a metal base for stability.

Tally by KB Contract Textiles is a chenille fabric with a subtle bouclé texture and modern, bold rectangles. Its woven structure adds depth, while a Crypton moisture and stain barrier ensures durability across 10 colorways.

Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering has teamed up with Rebecca Moses for a vibrant collection that draws inspiration from the artist’s iconic portraits The Queen and The Kimono Lady. Fleur (shown) translates the pieces’ floral watercolor elements into a large-scale format.

The complex terrazzo mix design from Simply Tables has increased strength and low porosity, ensuring the tables will maintain their beauty with heavy use in indoor or outdoor spaces.

Piante, a new collection of matte porcelain tiles from the Enhance line by Emser Tile, transforms walls into canvases with intricate floral and botanical patterns, including Jungle (shown), one of eight patterns and styles available.

With its rounded shape and organic forms, the Sofi collection form Oiside mimics the curves found in nature. The sofa, for example, evokes rock-like forms, as if sculpted by the elements, while the table recalls a plant-like expressiveness.

The Harmon chair from Room & Board for Business features simple, clean lines with a higher seat, soft cushions, and a walnut veneer swivel base, inspired by Swiss lounge chairs from the 1970s.

Featuring handcarved panels, brass handles, and functional storage, the Sono collection from Ethnicraft combines antique-inspired craftsmanship with modern elegance in a perfect blend of style and practicality.

Fulham from Akula flaunts a sturdy neutral frame adorned with intricate side panels, complemented by durable rope offered in a range of playful colors.

Tau—a versatile collection of light and stylized tables designed by Manel Molina Studio for Vergés—is characterized by the triangular section of its wooden leg, which combines two straight faces with a radius on its external face.

A collaboration with Tom Mark Henry, the NRxTMH table base (shown in Latteria Bar in Adelaide, Australia by Studio Gram) uses NOROCK’s self-stabilizing technology to enhance a design inspired by the undulating formations, organic textures, and color palette of Western Australia.

Shown in heathered bouclé Tepic fabric in color cement, Room & Board’s European-inspired Lisbon chair features a wide seat and a geometric steel base, conjuring a firm, supportive feel.

The Collier collection from emuamericas recalls a contemporary yet classic style, where an ornamental element makes up the backrest and leg crosspieces, which are molded to a customized shape.

Available in six colors, Horizon from Adex USA comes in both glossy and matte finishes. With sleek linear motifs, the tiles offer a blend of texture and visual depth and are crafted with 45 percent recycled materials.

The latest addition to Workshop/APD for Arteriors’ Glaze series, the three-light fixture has a trio of stained-ivory crackle ceramic shades with frosted-glass lights suspended from a blackened steel armature.

Named as a translation of the word knot, Naturtex’s durable Quin rugs, designed by Jaime Beriestain, are inspired by the artistry of handmade weaving with natural fibers.

Fabricut Contract adds 10 patterns to its Type II Hospitality Wallcoverings collection, including Cascata (shown), an ikat mural with a watercolor effect available in four colorways.

The Beautiful Species line from Brentano incorporates biophilic elements, two new vegan leathers, and features 100 percent recycled fabrics in a mix of patterns, textures, and colors.

The House of PJ collection from Phillip Jeffries boasts natural textures, painterly petals, and serpentine motifs in 16 designs, including Soft Surrounds (shown)—a large-scale geometric wallcovering with sound-absorption qualities.

Constructed with natural wood, leather, or porcelain, the Nara wardrobe for Uecko, designed by AGVestudio, can be combined with a central island for a space-enhancing system.

Vibrant colors and finishes come together in Bits from WOW Design. The porcelain tiles are available in nine colors as well as gloss and matte finishes, and can be combined to create unique spaces.

Wolf-Gordon has updated four of its archival designs with Hot House, which captures nature’s beauty with bold botanical and floral patterns, including Alegria (shown), available in three colorways.

A fusion of deep shades of red, purple, and plum, each high-quality textile in the Hidden Gem line for Valley Forge Fabrics includes vinyl, high-twist bouclé, embossed textures, and faux leather.