MADE IN THE SHADE Designed by Dougan Clarke, Tuuci’s popular Ocean Master M1 Classic umbrella debuted in 1998. Its marine-grade, polished-aluminum hub system supports a square or octagonal canopy—available in more than 150 colorways. tuuci.com
BATHING BEAUTY In 2020, Architessa introduced Overlook, a line of resilient porcelain tile that mimics the look of resin. Made in Italy, the popular kitchen-and-bath staple is available in 10 colorways, three sizes and in matte or glossy finishes. architessa.com |
STONE AGE Conceived in 2016 by designer Fabrice Berrux, Roche Bobois’ Aqua dining table evokes a single drop of water with its organic, sculptural curves. The iconic piece boasts a solid-marble base of white Carrara, black Marquina or Rosso Levante. roche-bobois.com |
MIXED METAL Hardware-maker Ashley Norton recently updated its timeless Brass Collection with new hammered finishes. The hand-forged knobs are shown in flat black, polished nickel, satin brass and satin nickel. ashleynorton.com |
DECO HISTORY Poltrona Frau debuted its Modello 904 chair in 1930. The Italian Art Deco classic was revived for its 90th birthday by Roberto Lazzeroni in 2020. The update features a solid beechwood structure, wider seat and leather or fabric upholstery. poltronafrau.it |
ICONIC STYLE Ligne Roset’s Togo created a sensation in 1973 when Michel Ducaroy conceived the line inspired by a folded-up tube of toothpaste. Made with foam and polyester quilting, the ergonomic collection includes a chair, sofa, sectional and ottoman. ligne-roset.com |
LIGHT FANTASTIC A longtime Visual Comfort standby, the Boston Functional Single Arm Library Light was designed by Chapman & Myers in 2002. Also available with a double arm, it comes in a range of finishes; hand-rubbed antique bronze is pictured. visualcomfort.com |
ON A CURVE Sinuous lines distinguish Snaidero’s OLA kitchen system, a collaboration with Pininfarina Design that hit the scene in 1990. The series, encompassing cabinetry, hoods, hardware and more, was later updated via new materials, colors and finishes. snaiderodcmetro.com |
SCULPTURAL SHAPE Launched in 2013, JANUS et Cie’s Amari High Back Lounge Chair embraces a distinctive, sculptural profile. It’s crafted for outdoor use out of powder-coated aluminum and handwoven polyethylene; an indoor version in rattan is also available. janusetcie.com |
MOSAIC MARVEL Chinoiserie, a handmade mosaic by New Ravenna, debuted in 2015. The best-selling motif depicts tree branches adorned with flowers and birds, fashioned out of glass renditions of emerald, tourmaline, labradorite, opal and tiger’s eye. newravenna.com |
LUXE LINEN Romo’s versatile Linara line of linen plains celebrates its 25th anniversary with the 2024 addition of 25 new colors—expanding the collection to include 385 hues. Toulin, a new printed-linen debut, also joins the mix. romo.com |
BATH TIME With its generous proportions and refined curves, Waterworks’ popular Empire Tub mimics vessels prevalent in late-19th-century England and France. Crafted out of thermally insulated composite material, it was first launched more than 20 years ago. waterworks.com |
COLLECTOR’S ITEM Designed for B&B Italia by Mario Bellini in 1970, the Camaleonda sofa system was only in production until 1979—after which it became a collector’s item. In 2020, they teamed up to bring it back. The updated version boasts the same modular design, made with sustainable materials for today. bebitalia.com |
SOFT GLOW The Louis Poulsen PH Artichoke pendant was devised by Poul Henningsen in 1958. Seventy-two leaves in overlapping rows emit a soft glow without glare; an anniversary edition in white and rose harkens back to the colors of the original fixture. louispoulsen.com |
CHIC SEAT In 2021, DC design luminary Thomas Pheasant augmented his collection for McGuire with the best-selling Sway Lounge Chair. A curved profile incorporates a frame clad in quartered-oak veneer with a mesh caned base and a tight, channeled seat. bakerfurniture.com |
STORIED SILHOUETTE Isamu Noguchi designed his namesake coffee table in 1948—and the storied silhouette has become emblematic of Mid-Century Modern design. The interlocking wood base is topped with glass; the designer’s signature etched on each piece signifies authenticity. hermanmiller.com |
WALL FLOWER Wall covering transcends conventional paper to include cork, grass cloth and more. Phillip Jeffries introduced its first wood-veneer covering in 2014; Flourish, a recent debut, depicts a luxe landscape in metallic leaf on wood veneer. phillipjeffries.com |
LIGHT THE WAY After its 2014 rollout, Hudson Valley Lighting Group’s Glendale pendant became a kitchen mainstay. Large in scale but airy and open, the fixture lights the way for cooking duty. Find in aged brass or polished nickel. hvlgroup.com |
SPECIAL OCCASION Kohler’s Occasion Faucet Collection has been making waves since its 2022 debut. Inspired by the high fashion and glamour of Hollywood’s Golden Age, the line encompasses an array of bath fittings in multiple finishes. kohler.com |
KITCHEN CLASSIC Designed 18 years ago in partnership with Mick deGiulio, SieMatic’s Classic cabinetry retains a fresh look today. Combining familiar ornamental designs with clean-lined surfaces, it includes the BeauxArts system, pictured in Sterling Gray. siematic.com |
SITTING PRETTY A 2021 addition to Barbara Barry’s collection for Baker, the Marino Dining Chair enhances a classic silhouette with solid walnut trim and conical, tapered legs culminating in bronze sabots. A plush, upholstered seat and back put comfort first. bakerfurniture.com |
KITCHEN CONFIDENTIAL In 1972, Luigi Massoni devised the modular Xila kitchen system for Boffi, eschewing cabinet hardware in favor of streamlined handle rails. Over the years, new materials, configurations and interior accessories have updated look and function. boffi.com |
OLD SCHOOL When Maine-based furnituremaker Thomas Moser designed the High Stool in 1978, little did he know the handmade piece would become a best-seller at his eponymous atelier. Crafted in cherry or walnut, its seat is reminiscent of a saddle. Pictured with the Aria Writing Desk. thosmoser.com |
TIMELESS TAKE Though conceived by Robert A.M. Stern Architects in 2021, Kallista’s Central Park West bath fixture collection traces its inspiration back to early 20th-century design. Distinctive knurling, fluting and monogram-style lettering reinforce the look. kallista.com |