Bazaar SLEEK STYLE
Designed by Andrea Lucatello for furniture maker Cattelan Italia, this sleek sideboard conveys a touch of glamour with its lacquered surface. It’s available in white, black, Moka, red or matte graphite, with a choice of two or three cabinet doors, through Theodore's in Upper Georgetown. theodores.com

SITTING PRETTY
Italian manufacturer Moroso has debuted its newest addition: My Beautiful Backside, a seating collection designed by Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien. Sofas and chairs boast cushioned backrests in various colors, shapes, and sizes; the bases are lacquered wood. Available through Apartment Zero. apartmentzero.com; moroso.it

COCKTAIL, ANYONE?
The Innes Four-Drawer Cocktail Table with Steel Base at Room & Board in DC is characterized by drawer fronts clad in layered pieces of solid walnut, maple or cherry wood that create a three-dimensional effect. Built by North Dakota woodworkers, it comes with either a dark or stainless-steel base and hardware. roomandboard.com

DESK SET
Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams combined acrylic side panels, ebony wood veneers and polished stainless-steel hardware to create the 56-inch-wide Avalon desk. Sleek and modern, it offers a “floating” letter-size file drawer and three top drawers, all with a slow-close feature. Available at DC and Tysons Galleria showrooms. mgbwhome.com

ANCIENT INSPIRATION
Inspired by the landscape of Peru and named for its 13th-century inhabitants, the Inca armchair by
Brabbu conjures the slope of the country’s sculpted mountains, while its velvet upholstery echoes the intense colors found in Peruvian textiles. The collection also includes a loveseat. brabbu.com

PURE GEOMETRY
Bernhardt Design’s gently curving Cinema Sofa by Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance is gracefully beveled at the base, with faceted angles that create a geometric effect. The cushions are loosely attached. Available as a chair or sofa, in a range of sizes, angles and colors. bernhardtdesign.com

GOOD AS GOLD
A hand-sculpted wood base with gold-leaf accents is the eye-catching focal point of Hellman-Chang’s Nola Round Table. The top tapers to a slim, low-profile edge. The piece comes in a black-lacquer or wood finish and in a range of sizes; available through Hines & Company in DC. hellman-chang.com