Thanks to a special mechanism that allows the insertion of various accessories under the lateral terminals of the Omnia bathroom system for Ponte Giulio, the handles can become an L- or U-shaped towel holder, roll holder, coat hook, a shelf and tray holder, and more.

Designed by Arik Levy for NOW Carpets, the Brazil collection—made from a mixture of wool and bamboo—marries rugged and soft textures with a dark blue color inspired by waves breaking off on the South American country’s coast.

Developed in collaboration with A&T Design, Aceray‘s handcrafted Mira collection boasts intricately braided rope backs that soften the seating range’s angles.

Available as roller blinds, vertical blinds, and panel tracks, Soltis Loop Sunmate by Serge Ferrari is a composite membrane fabric made from 100 percent recycled materials that provides full privacy from the outdoors and protects against solar heat for guestrooms and public spaces.

From Room & Board for Business, Xavier is a modern accent chair that is constructed from a thin metal base and sports a loose back cushion and solid wood arms, which are counterpoints to the thick seat and leather upholstery.

Available in Charcoal Lava (shown) or Rye White, the Kona dining chair from Akula Living features heavy cross weaving of the fabric across the back and sides as well as a cushioned seat for added comfort.

Designed by Henrik Pedersen for Gloster, Deck is inspired by teak decking found on the finest sailing vessels. The collection’s pieces can be formulated as a single module or in an infinite number of combinations.

The Cristina Celestino-designed Raquette collection from StyleNations mimics tennis racquet strings with their lattice pattern woven into the frame, connecting the robust wooden structure and the organic cushioning.

Traditional roots combine with modern geometry in Infinity by AKDO, where high-grade Dolomite, Tulip Black, and French Vanilla marble come together in a series of mosaics for an elegant and timeless finish.

Silentline Baffles from FSorb are designed to absorb sound and provide a dynamic linear feel within the ceiling. In addition to custom shapes for larger orders, four standard baffle shapes are available.

Fabricut Contract expands its blackout drapery offering with Blackout Library Volume III, which features 85 SKUs in narrow and wide width options. Star Blackout (shown) is a linen-like, three-pass blackout drapery available in 30 colors.

Part of the Flow collection by Delta Furniture, the Flow chaise lounge features simple shapes and soft curves that complement locally sourced wood.

The Allegro floor-mount basin console by Hastings Bath Collection features a bush hammer textured exterior, smooth inner basin, and matte black frame with brass feet. A lower storage shelf matches the basin finish.

Designer Kelly Hoppen has teamed up with Richloom Contract once again on the Perfect Neutrals collection, featuring a selection of sheers, linens, boucles, velvets, and faux leathers that have been crafted in soft hues of white to deeper tones of onyx.

Crafted using marine-grade polyethylene and the sophisticated rotational molding technique, the high-polish unibody Fresco chair from Tupelo Goods seamlessly combines durability with a timeless design.

The pod-like Dolce bed from Kenneth Cobonpue features soft, cocooning fabrics with the plush tubes woven over a metal frame and shaped like cloud.

Speed Bump from Chromatix Hue is a wool-blend fabric that features a textured weave with raised bumps, creating a visually compelling effect. Boasting 100,000-plus double rubs, the color palette spans from soothing neutral tones to vibrant hues.

Designed by Gerald Shvartsman, the Organic leaf nesting tables from Source Furniture are made from powdercoated aluminum and marine-grade duraboard.

Michael Graves and YAAZ partnered to create the Dedim collection. Made from die-cast aluminum, the seating range is composed of quilted and padded bands, while the seat back is created by weaving Serge Ferrari fabrics.

Metal Mesh Fabric by Whiting & Davis is a mesh product with the strength of stainless steel. The luster of polished brass or the simplicity of aluminum, it is ideal for hospitality, commercial, and residential environments.

AKDO’s Checkerboard marble tile collection invites a versatile mix-and-match capability, offering a seamless blend of tiles suitable for both floors and walls in any interior setting.

The stackable Joss armchair (shown in Whale Blue and Cement Gray) from Jamesdar stars a ventilated seat and back with inverse U-shaped arms and a durable polypropylene construction that is easy to clean and weatherproof.

The Spoila system of living walls from Opiary is made of hand-formed concrete blocks or tiles of various forms and depths with optional built-in planters. The custom designed installations can either cover an existing wall or be freestanding.

Bantam from Valley Forge Fabrics showcases a subtle, fine boucle, boasting a super fine soft hand. Available in six colorways, its unique texture and muted color palette make it a versatile fabric for a multitude of designs.

The Origami pool table is an original California House design made with solid kiln-dried hardwood construction, available in the consumer’s choice of size, finish, and cloth color.

Flexmirror is a low-profile, lightweight, and cost-effective alternative to glass. Comprising a self-supporting aluminum frame covered with proprietary mirror foil, each mirrored piece is custom manufactured to the client’s specifications.

Elisterno Outdoors, a division of Innovations in Lighting, introduces Maluhia XL101. Made from solid brass, the outdoor chandelier includes a fully dimmable LED and is UL approved for installation in wet locations.

Serving as an exploration of the natural weathering processes, Time from SpecCeramics features eight colors, available in rough and smooth finishes, which draw inspiration from elements of geology, geography, landscape, and place.

Sourced from North America’s New England region, the Serenity collection from Hallmark Floors includes Tranquil Oak (shown), offering planks that have a wider range of pronounced color, variation, and contrast.

Known for its specialty materials, advanced craftsmanship techniques, and collaborative problem-solving, Bernhardt Hospitality‘s world-class custom program for guestrooms and public space results in one-of-a-kind seating, casegoods, and outdoor capabilities.