Zia-Priven Design has launched a funky, hip collection of pendants and table lamps all decked out in mod wallpaper shades that channel a '60s and '70s vibe. Hand-printed wallpapers from Cole & Son, Flavor Paper and 2 Jane pop with color and peppy prints, spotlighting contemporary patterns as well as vintage reissued papers. "Wallpaper is so hot right now and our collection is a fantastic way to enjoy it without committing to an entire room, or even a single wall," said Marcia Zia, principal of Zia-Priven. "We sought out the companies that excited us and offered the most exquisite designs and vibrant colors." eLink 545

Chilewich, known for its innovative usage of woven vinyl textiles, gives a nod to Jackson Pollack with the new Spun Vynyl material. Light and lacy vinyl yarns crisscross here and there, almost like a contemporary spiderweb, for an added touch of artistry for the table. Offered in a sophisticated neutral palette of white, sand, black, moss and java, the tablemats and runner lend a hint of avant garde design that's perfectly practical for pint-sized people. Retail prices range from $17 for mats to $53 for runners. eLink 547

Bedding company House Inc. has branched out with decorative pillows and a home collection of candles, laundry detergent and more. Ruched velvet pillows round out with texture and a European-inspired vintage feel. "I feel like people are going to change their bed like they change their clothes in the future," said owner and designer Annette Tatum. "If your duvet is the skirt, you want a different top to go with it." The new designs allow consumers to dress and accessorize the bed with coordinating pieces. In January, House Inc. will extend the line with velvet throws and duvets, satin flanged pillows, and synthetic rabbit and satin offerings. Additionally,Tatum created light, fresh fragrances for home (she's sensitive to scents) like Toile, Pool and Fleur that are subtle enough to spritz the house every day. Retail prices range from $62 to $88 for pillows; $7 to $26 for the home collection. eLink 546

Artecnica presented Transglass, a collection of glassware made from recycled wine and beer bottles as one of their first Design With Conscience projects going from concept to market. Originally, the collection was handcrafted by Emma Woffenden and Tord Boontje in their London workshop and is now part of the MoMA New York's permanent design collection. Crisp, contemporary forms paired to the original colors found within the bottles drives the environmental edge to a stylish peak. Prices range from $20 to $50. eLink 543

Creating luxury items for living and entertaining is the credo of new home vendor Joseph Thomas. True, the company's first collection of candles and fragranced botanicals, scored a "smash success" with its chocolate suede boxed candles and organic arrangements, according to owner Craig Stephenson. Complex, perfume-based scents like Willow, Thistle & Moss, Lychee Nut and Jacaranda are among the original nine offerings that layer in any (or all) combinations. Snow, a mix of peppermint and cucumber, debuts in January as the final fragrance. "I eliminated food scents from the line," Stephenson said. "If you want your house to smell like pie, bake a pie." Complementing the decidedly distinctive fragrances, the masculine, luxe look of the packaging has drawn both male and female shoppers. Up next, Joseph Thomas plans to roll out bath and entertaining collections ($40 to $50, candles; $60 to $70, botanicals). eLink 544

Trans-Ocean debuted the Garnet Hill Rug Collection at the October High Point Furniture Market, licensed by the popular home and fashion catalog. Much like the catalog itself, the initial 17 designs display a cozy-yet-contemporary sensibility with an overall casual approach. The Viewpoint Collection ranges in style from the folk artsy Sampler and vintage-influenced Dressmaker Stripe to modern, softened geometrics like Boardwalk and Zinnia, a cheerful floral inspired by one of the catalog's popular bedding designs. Retail prices range from $150 for a runner to $600 for an 8×10. eLink 537