From designer Laura Gottwald, Mosaico from Apadana Rugs & Carpets is reminiscent of 1920s-era American folk art, boasting a kaleidoscopic repeat pattern of free-hand triangles in brown, blue, pink, and green.

Part of the Prismatic Cascade collection, the Summithues 2 Rug by Jov is crafted from New Zealand wool and Tencel Lyocell and features a 3D gradient effect inspired by nature.

Designed by Lukas Peet, the Column 175 pendant by A-N-D showcases a minimalist glass column with aluminum accents that allude to the fluting of columns on buildings. The lightweight yet durable fixture can be used alone or as part of a cluster.

Inspired by folded paper studies, the multifunctional, solid walnut-clad Camber shelving unit from Mory boasts an architectural L-shaped design that incorporates curvature, adding another layer to the bookend form.

The Francesco Favaretto-designed Blitz by Bernhardt Design reimagines café seating with its ergonomically curved backrest, padded seat, and wooden crossbar frame. Made from ash wood, the chair comes in a variety of textiles and finishes.

Handcrafted in Portugal and inspired by Oscar Niemeyer’s flowing architecture, the Oscar chair by Duistt features elegant curves with timeless appeal. A swivel option is available upon request.

Handcrafted by Dedon’s master weavers, the curvaceous Seashell Nuo range by Jean-Marie Massaud introduces the eco-friendly EcoCycle Fiber, made from 90 percent renewable plant-based resources.

Shown in a herringbone pattern in European Oak with a light-wire brushed texture, the hardwood collections from Eko Flooring & Woodwork are organic, eco-friendly, and sustainable.

Ledger from Gus* Design Group features tambour wood sliding doors, FSC-certified materials, and zero VOC finishes. Wrapped in vintage oak, the credenza offers two storage compartments, wire management, and a water-resistant finish.

From Moncer Flooring, the brushed and knot-free European oak hardwood in the company’s classic white oil finish is featured in a home in Toronto from local firm Montana Burnett Design.

The &Tradition VP2 Flowerpot lamp, designed by Verner Panton in the 1960s, is a Danish design icon. Available through Ameico, it is now comes in five colorways, including cobalt blue in the twilight wave pattern (shown).

The Desert Oasis outdoor pillow collection from DE Envision is crafted with performance in mind. Featuring UV resistance and fade-proof technology, the muted-toned fabrics are also water repellent.

Listra from Grohe features soft, sculptural lines and striated rings inspired by jewelry. Its balanced proportions—from a solid pedestal base to curved silhouettes—bring subtle texture and visual interest across its five finishes.

Drawing from the layered textures and the geometric forms of origami, Tokyo by Jill Malek is a large-scale, non-repeating pattern digitally printed on Type II commercial-grade, nonwoven material, with optional handsewn felt accents.

Inspired by the elegance of the Italian and French Rivieras, Riviera from Crosby Street Studios captures the charm of la dolce vita. Each piece is handtufted by master artisans using the finest silk, merino wool, New Zealand wool, and flax, embodying sophistication, comfort, and timeless beauty.

Designed to stand alone or hang in multiples, Willow horizontal pendant by Hollis+Morris explores the tension between material and form. Solid wood branches cradle glowing catkin-like diffusers, evoking the silhouette of a budding tree.

Totem is a modular LED pendant system from Pablo Designs featuring handblown opal glass shades in four sizes that can be mixed in single or double combinations to form up to 20 configurations. Each shade contains its own dimmable light engine, allowing for customized groupings that offer both direct and ambient light.

Steppe by Black Oveja evokes the windswept terrain of Patagonia, where hardy grasses blanket the land in dense, low vegetation. Inspired by the cold, arid plains that stretch from the Andes, the design captures the textured, layered essence of a remote and resilient landscape.

Carocim’s Tangeant Négatif cement tile range features a bold spherical motif that plays with positive and negative space. Available in three colorways, including Sainte Victoire (shown), its minimalist design adds graphic interest to interior spaces.

Wavebreaker in Lupine Blue by Zachary A. Design offers a sculptural moment of stillness. Crafted from resin, stone aggregate, and fiberglass, the piece is built for all-weather durability, bringing resilience to outdoor spaces.

Balancing elegance with ergonomics details and soft curves, the Hazel chair from HBF is constructed from a solid ash frame and features refined upholstery details that come in single, dual, or multi-fabric options.

Inspired by smooth Japanese river stones, Gogan from Moroso features sculptural, asymmetrical forms that evoke a natural fluidity. Soft, low-profile seating with subtly reclined angles ensures comfort, while the backrest and seat are joined by abutments, which lend the sofa a sense of lightness.