Designer Sinja Svarrer Damkjær channeled floral blooms and the sleek lines of Nordic aesthetics for Ameico’s Bouquet. Also offered in a cluster-like configuration as a set of three or five grouped together, a woven textile-covered suspension cloaks the wires.

The mouthblown opal glass shades of Pablo Designs’ Totem offer soft ambient light available in three geometric configurations: up/down light, down light, and flush down light.

Taking cues from the cool gray-blue stone mined from France’s Haute-Savoie region and produced in collaboration with the only quarry authorized to mine the original, Nemo Tile + Stone’s 24-by-48-inch Gordon Graphite Matte authentically captures its elegant veining in a porcelain version. The tile is usable indoors and outdoors.

Iroko wood forms the undulating curves of Sarza’s Waterberg Sun Lounger, bolstered by a metal base. Separate lounger cushions are offered for extra comfort.

Disc Interiors’ collaboration with Marc Phillips melds California’s golden tones and rolling landscapes with the minimalism of Dansaekhwa, a 1970s movement in Korean paintings characterized by organic shapes and textures. Needlegrass Terracota (shown) stars hand-knotted wool and is customizable in size.

Ridgley Studio Works’ Ray slim wall sconce gets its chic, slender profile from a combination of cold-rolled steel frame and a frosted acrylic rod powered by dimmable LED light.

Morelato’s Cino coffee table joins a geometric base of royal yellow marble, green Guatemala, white Carrara, or red Levanto marble to a top of solid ash wood with a brass ring.

Undulating coils of low-voltage light drape the metal structure of Luke Lamp Co’s 14-foot Tracer Bar 2 (Free End Long Rope), suspended from ultrathin aircraft cables. The bar is offered in six finishes including nickel, copper, and brass.

Expanding its black, white, and beige offerings, Marini’s Hectárea table, made of solid, laminated Petribí wood, now comes in a bright orange and blue.

The watercolor-like hues of Emma Hayes’ Veil imbue a delicate softness. Shown in rose, the 100 percent non-woven wallpaper is sourced from sustainable forests, produced with non-toxic inks, and finished with a pearlescent shimmer.