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Inspired by a 1950s design, the Cairoli chair from Accents by Design features a swivel base in either aluminum or garapeira wood. The chair is available in a Brazilian junco fiber or a synthetic fiber for outdoor use. Other introductions from the company include a variety of accent furniture, as well as a range of vases in glass, metal and natural fiber.

Providing a cheeky take on an accent table, ACM Furniture's Kahn table ($765) features six shapely legs ending in boot feet. The 28-inch-high piece, shown in ebony, is also available in white and black painted gloss finishes.

Added Oomph introduces its Chateau Doors this market. Made by craftsmen, the rustic pine doors are part of the company's Olde World Collection ($3,000).

A circular Chimi Cocoa rug debuts as part of the company's Colombian Collection ($700, 6-ft. round). The Cana Flecha-designed piece features sisal crocheted around a center swirling wool design. AMS also is introducing Celery Palm and Raspberry Palm as part of its Rain or Shine Collection of indoor/outdoor rugs ($500, 6×9).

New this market from Ancient Mosaic Studios is an Italia B mosaic tabletop in a range of warm, rich brown tones ($2,779). The company also is debuting its Rosaliae design, which highlights a simple, elegant motif on a ground of ivory and cream ($3,099). Both 48-inch round tabletops are suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

In a traditional Chinese blue and white floral motif, this porcelain garden seat from Andrea by Sadek is 18 inches high ($175). The company's Blue and White Porcelain Collection also includes lamps and a variety of decorative jars and urns.

Providing the ultimate in luxe, Ankasa's Cleopatra Collection decorates crisp white linen with gold threadwork and gold beading. In other highly adorned introductions, subtle smoky hues get glammed up with swirling gold sequins and intricate embroidery adds interest to navy and ivory designs.

In a subtly elegant neutral palette, the Knitted Silk Collection from Ann Gish includes 20×14-inch ($350) and 16×12-inch ($250) pillows with silk charmeuse liner and feather/down insert. All five luxurious color ways — pumice, amber, taupe, ivory and chocolate — also are available in 50×80-inch throws ($1,900).

Originally from the Zhejing province of China, the circa 1880 altar table is made of intricately carved cypress wood left in its natural condition ($1,700). Other period pieces, including chests and sideboards in an array of fresh finishes like lime, yellow and bone, also make their debut this market.

Available in cottage white or rubbed black finishes, Arason Enterprises' shaker style Zzz-Chest ($1,500) is an ideal space-saving solution for small vacation homes. When open, the freestanding cabinet transforms into an 18-inch high, full-size platform bed. Between uses, the cabinet's storage drawers conceal and protect pillows and bedding.

Prefect for displaying collections of any kind, Archatrive's new Cubby cabinet has 12 cubbies, as well as three small drawers and a cabinet for additional storage. Also new to the company's Dresser Collection is the Dresser bed, which features a headboard with small shelves on both sides and a center panel that can be modified to accommodate personal preferences. The bed's platform base includes four large drawers for storage, and to complete the look, the footboard was designed to resemble a bank of dresser drawers.

Ardley Hall incorporates reverse hand-painting on glass in its Bernd Eglomise table lamp to achieve the popular look of English decoupage ($575). A Mazur console lamp with Art Deco and Art Nouveau elements and a hand-painted porcelain Chinoiserie Moon Vase accent are also new.

Art Dreams Home's Carved Fuchsia I & II incorporate silver leaf detailing to add depth to a pair of botanical reliefs on richly textured, taupe backgrounds ($184). The cast resin plaques are handcrafted from artists' carved originals. Other striking artwork from the company includes the highly textural Organic Collection of bronzed copper, botanically themed reliefs (large, $290, small, $88).

Ombres I & II, a pair of 24×44-inch Asian-inspired pieces from Art Evolution, debut this market. Each piece features a textured silkscreen floated on a black pebble mat, shadowboxed in a Venetian Gold block frame ($360).

Art in Motion's Lush Poppy sets off shades of rich crimson with bright pops of spring green. The piece is showcased by two decorative mats and an antique silver frame with classic bead detailing.

Inspired by relics from the Etruscan era, Arte Italica's Etrusco urn ($554) highlights time-honored artisan techniques. Each hand-thrown and hand-painted piece features scenes of Etruscan culture in vibrant colors with a slightly distressed finish. Also making use of traditional pottery techniques, Moderno decorative bowls blend primitive and modern aesthetics ($439).

Insulated ice buckets in three sizes from Artifacts Trading provide a stylish way to keep cool on spring picnics. Other woven rattan accessories from the collection include small and large coolers and a thermal carafe.

With sleek black frame, mottled faux leather panels and ornamental feet, a wooden cabinet from Artmax gives a sophisticated take on Asian design ($825). A metallic finished side cabinet ($750) with gracefully curving pulls and a contemporary, abstract dining base ($1,550) and chair ($580) also debut.

A chocolate grammatophyllum from Atrium Foliage is complemented by the simplicity of an earthy, rectangular Saratoga planter ($159). Other introductions from the company include a heliconia and banana bunch in a black wave vase ($300), green mini trailing cymbidium in a green bamboo box ($60) and red mini hanging heliconia in an industrial vase ($60).

Perfectly at home in a country cottage, Aubergine's Ashley Collection freshens up a soft, pastel palette. Beach houses will also get an update from the company's Carolina Collection of sea-inspired bedding in neutrals with splashes of aqua silk.

Debuting from Babette Holland is a brown/olive Jackson Cylinder lamp with abstract gold pattern and black linen shade ($379, large). The lamp is also available in deep red ($319, small).

In a lush combination of chocolate and weeping willow green, the collection from Bacon & Wing is accented with lavish touches, such as contrasting welt, chair ties and custom fringe. Other collections from designer Bob Bacon include the Ashley and Ashley on Cheetah groups of custom-designed fabrics, displayed on Louis XV and Louis XVI chairs respectively. Both collections include companion pillows and table skirt.

Composed of MDF and Asian Hardwood, Bailey Street's dictionary stand displays traditional styling and the appearance of a burl wood finish ($300). The company will also introduce its Gregory chair, with moss green upholstered seat and tufted back panel, contrasting welt and front castors ($650).

In Laundered Bristol Oyster with a traditional nailhead trim, Barclay Butera's Wayland wing chair is an adaptation of a 19^th century Parisian antique. The designer also is introducing the elegantly simple Yorkshire dining chair, which is available in a variety of fabrics and comes with specialty tufted and nailhead options.

Composed of stacked spheres and cylinders, these fun vases are part of a collection of aluminum accessories from Bard International. The collection also includes a pair of contemporary candlesticks formed from loosely defined squares and a pair of transitional candlesticks ($350 to 500).

An ornate bronze and capiz shell base and silk shade define the traditional appeal of a lamp from Bassett Mirror's new lighting line. At the opposite end of the spectrum, the company releases a modern ceramic base with electric plated finish and hand-painted accents.

The Fireside Collection's soft, woven chenille imbues a rich, Old World ambiance with warm wheat and bold red hues. The collection, from Bedding Inspirations, includes an oversized comforter, drop bed skirt and standard and Euro shams, as well as accent pillows, table cloths and drapery panels.

Bella Rose's spa blue transitional Morgan Collection features reversible pieces of damask, along with stripe and solid basket weave fabrics accented with elegant tassels ($1,390 to $1,525). Other introductions include the formal lodge-inspired Jameson Collection ($1,500 to $1,625), traditional, teal and copper-hued Kathryn Collection ($1,375 to $1,750) and the Bennington Collection ($1,625 to $1,875) with red and gold chenille paisley and diamond fabrics.

From the company's Rio Collection of Brazilian furniture, a two-door, four-drawer sideboard adds interest to clean, contemporary styling by juxtaposing multiple wood grains ($2,200). The collection from Bluefish also includes a Rio dining table ($1,000) and Rio side table ($600).

Designed by Tim Burney for Elizabeth Marshall, the Pumpkin Boy box is part of the company's Harvest Grove Collection. The tortoise effect of the 15×11-inch wooden container is accented by a scrolling vine in iron leaf ($400).

Playing on the growing metallic trend, Cal Lighting's Chandeleur resin table lamp takes on the appearance of hammered bronze.

In a traditional motif of cream and blush, Capel Rugs' Mumtaz in Agra will debut at the High Point Market. The company's Mumtaz Collection is available in five other styles — Keshan, Mahal, Meshed and Palmette ($1,400, 8×10).

Carvers' Guild adds the Carol Canner-designed Acanthus Chippendale ($1,800) to its collection of antique gold leaf mirrors. Also debuting this market is Rope Arch by the same designer ($1,375).

From its British Bounty/Society Garden Collection, CAS debuts Landscape Medallions ($129). Each 20×24-inch piece features a hand-cut mocha-glazed white iron medallion with 18th century British landscape floated on a sage green ground. Several sets of framed nature prints, including classic florals, leaves, butterflies and birds also debut, as do a number of intricately carved wall mirror designs. Three-dimensional metal pieces include framed icons such as a crown, flower or spade shape.

New from Catawissa, the mission style Shinto chair is available in cherry and red oak finishes. The company's Shinto Collection also includes a sideboard, storage cabinet, bookcase and desk.

Displaying bands of bamboo beneath an olive green glaze, CBK's round vase is topped with turquoise around a bottle opening ($80). Several accessory sets are added, including a set of three leather-wrapped embossed candleholders, a pair of copper-finished swans and a set of three ornate lidded jars in brass and copper patinas. Debuting in the soft goods category are a group of quilted pillows with beaded crystal trim ($75), a paisley print throw with hand-knotted fringe ($50) and a group of embroidered black and white decorative pillows ($60).

In heavy cast iron, a decorative hook from Classic Home brings Old World ambiance to entryways and other spaces. Providing a perfect solution for small spaces, the company's 32-inch Florence telephone stand ($240) also adds a rustic appeal. From the Montecito Collection, a server ($720) with double glass doors and two interior shelves makes its debut.

Clay, Metal & Stone's Hearst sculptures, available in square ($178) and round ($138) styles, blend iron and brass to create a unique sense of movement. Hand-styled Mojave Disk vases in varying sizes combine soft neutral tones with a grated texture for an earthy effect ($50 to $70). Rustic iron Kenta elephant, ram and deer table sculptures blend unique detail with global appeal ($98).

From the company's Bamboozle Collection, the 100% bamboo rug, shown here in Twill, is also available in Chamomile, Sesame, Mojave Desert, Chanterelle and Sandshell ($700, 5×7). Also new from Colonial Mills are the Sunbraid Collection of water-resistant, indoor/outdoor designs and the 100% wool Oak Harbour Collection ($400).

With a stylized, Asian-inspired floral motif in bright lime on a dark ground, Company C's Sachi rug in Wasabi promises to draw gazes downward ($375 to $2,995). Other additions include the Kelmscott Collection ($375 to $2,995) of elegant overscale floral motifs and the colorful modern cottage designs of the Ticker Tape Collection ($325 to 1,475).

The tarnished gold leaf finish of Coronet's Fluted Urn lamp is complemented by a black satin shade with gold trim ($300). The finish is hand-applied and distressed.

The Botanics Collection, with its floral and trailing vine themes in muted earth tones, achieves an upbeat casual flavor. The collection is hand-made in China from 80% wool and 20% silk ($699, 5×8).

In a warm brown acrylic and poly blend fabric, Covet's Tyler chair embodies sleek contemporary styling ($886). With its citrus-colored cotton basket weave upholstery, the Morgan sofa also adds modern flair to the company's collection ($1,346).

In sea green, muted yellow and bold red, By the Shore decorative finials are ideal for adding pop to a seaside retreat or bringing a little of the ocean to any space ($36). The company also is introducing its Plantation Collection of woven finials ($40 to $80).

Based on a traditional jar design, a ceramic table lamp from Cresswell's Oriental Domain Collection displays a deep, Chinese oxblood finish with an ebony base. A Euro Classic antiqued, scalloped urn table lamp with scrolled iron handles and a Contempo art deco style chrome table lamp represent the range of the company's introductions.

New from Currey & Company is the Corsica lantern, which features seeded glass panels bordered by miniature antiqued mirror tiles. Also making its debut is a Stateroom two-branch iron wall sconce with mirrored back panel, adorned with gold leaf and coral red embellishments.

A distressed turquoise lamp from Cypress Point Home features a cloisonné style finish incorporating the slip trail technique ($289). The 36-inch high lamp is available with either a black or cream linen shade.

Dale Tiffany's antique bronze lamp is topped with an art glass shade featuring an intricately patterned border ($300). Showcasing the company's versatility, a contemporary art glass base with nickel accents gets a simple fabric shade ($100).

David Lee introduces a Bordeaux hall table with aged Dover gray finish and cane lower shelf ($1095). The company also will introduce its Normandy Collection, which includes cocktail, console and end tables, all with a black, gently distressed finish and American Colonial style top ($995 to $1095).

From Denali Home Collection by Monterey Mills, the Cashew plaid throw debuts in Microplush acrylic. The double-sided throw combines cashew tan, red and black and is backed in black ($130). The Amethyst Tapestry throw blends amethyst, sage and tan in a double-sided design ($130).

From the company's Radiance Collection, a traditional vine motif is offered in fine, heat-set polypropylene, very densely woven on wilton looms in Belgium ($400 for 5×8). Dynamic Rugs also will release the Allure Collection of artistic, hand-tufted wool rugs, which use looping chenille to give the pieces a rich, velvety look ($450 for 5×8).

From the cottage-inspired Collezione Contessa, the two-drawer Contessina chest highlights an antiqued blue-gray finish with a hand-painted floral design ($1,990). Other pieces in the collection include a neutral-hued, drop-leaf Cosimo writing desk ($2,850) and spring green, gate leg Val d'Elsa oval table ($2,225).

The ornate, inlaid motif of Emerson et Cie's Palermo tray ($545) is complemented by aged veneers and brass handles. A Palermo accent table ($741) featuring an aged veneer top and lower shelf supported by hand-carved, tapered black legs also debuts.

Luxury bedding ensembles debut in the Henredon Bedding Collection. Terra, one of six new groups, features a large-scale damask print in sultry rich shades of brandy, chocolate and copper. A tufted footwarmer and faux fur throw complement monogrammed, mitered and tasseled accent pillows. Majoram, a new design in the Hickory White Boutique Linens Collection, enhances a silky criss-cross motif duvet in warm golden tones.

The Primitive Irish Windsor Settle and arm chair use an 18th century country style rendered in ash wood with a heavily distressed medium oak finish.

From the Beveled Arcs Collection comes this 10-light chandelier made of iron in a warm, muted silver finish, sporting beveled crystal accents ($9,900). A dramatic fixture debuts in the Vancouver Vision Collection, a six-light iron chandelier in antiqued bronze with silver leaf accents and hand-blown crystal hurricane shades ($8,125).

New tapestry designs include Damask Blossom, with a red and gold abstract serving as the ground to a limb of cherry blossoms ($150). Renaissance Landscape marries tapestry panels of a hillside, historic map and architectural drawing to create a mélange of period imagery ($160). Both pieces are 100% cotton, hand-woven from original art.

New from the Festival Collection, a contemporary hand-tufted and carved acrylic rug debuts, with oversize blocks of black, brown, red and cream with white detailing ($498, 5×8).

The Zhang Collection of antique reproductions includes a two-door shelf, nine-drawer sideboard and large lattice desk. The pieces each feature a bright, single-toned finish with a rubbed-down patina ($1,295 to $1,550). For a more contemporary appeal, two pieces debut in the Caracas Collection, including a round carving and a teardrop on stands. Each piece is made of poly resin with a high gloss finish and is available in two sizes ($20 to $55).

The Mount Vernon Collection of mirrors debuts, including a trumeau with a scene of the historic property's home, river and grounds, hand-painted and gilded on reverse glass ($3,900). Other Mount Vernon pieces include a pair of dramatic gold mirrors with a soaring eagle atop each ($3,900 to $4,150).

A console and two-door sideboard debut, each made in Paraguay of reclaimed wood from old houses for a rustic, yet eco-chic style ($1,200 to $1,620).

Made of hand-carved mahogany, the Buckingham settee is truly a bench fit for a queen, finished in an antiqued lichen green paint topped with a gilded bow and adorned with gilded acanthus leaves ($899). Turned and reeded legs accent the unusual gothic carvings on a console table, an antique reproduction in solid cherry ($1,099), while the Elise side table epitomizes provincial Louis XV style, also in cherry ($649).

A black and white photo of a tree is decorated with hand-coloring, framed in gold and double-matted slightly off-center for a unique look ($390). Other new wall decor designs include a reproduction map of the northeastern United States framed in rustic red ($770), a reproduction of a colorful tree framed in distressed brown ($390), and a series of architectural renderings of French cottages and town houses in two-toned striped frames ($450).

Old meets new in the New Traditions cocktail table, a duet of aged burl and mahogany veneers with unusual bent curvy legs and gold shell accents ($2,250). Also in the New Traditions Collection is a game chest, offering five removable game boards and a rich burl veneer. A pair of Deco-influenced pieces debut using two-tone mahogany veneers, including the Chest of Arches, a three-drawer model ($2,400), and the Manhattan Overlook desk, which incorporates eye-catching cubist veneer work ($3,594).

The Electric art glass collection includes a vase, platter and bowl, each in black with ephemeral white striping ($256 to $272). The Mojave round vase is indeed reminiscent of the desert with its sandy gold background swirled with green ($320).

Global Views expands its Williamsburg Collection with a series of folk art-inspired pieces. The larger of a pair of hand-carved and hand-painted bluebirds is displayed on a decorative base of iron and wood, while the smaller version can hang or rest on a table and hold two taper candles. Staying with the blue theme, Chelsea the Cat and Charles the Dog plaques are hand-painted in blue on porcelain for an antique china look, while the Blue Resist pillow is made of quilted flax linen and embroidered in a blue pattern, inspired by bedding from Williamsburg's George Wythe House.

Reclaimed wood furniture premiers, ranging from organically exotic root tables to contemporary forms with an earthy quality. Stacked slabs of wood create a stylishly shaped accent table, while a circular etagere displays curiosities with relaxed, distinctive chic.

Introductions to the gaily patterned Fusion Collection include the acanthus leaf room divider ($580), a floral motif bookcase in teal blue ($2,400), a rosy flowering 5-drawer chest ($2,000) and a vibrant paisley-patterned dropleaf table ($1,100). The elegant Black & White Collection comprises the Narrow Display cabinet in aged silver tin overlay with a nailhead design ($3,400), the Ms. Donna side chair featuring black paisley art on white muslin ($600) and the solid mahogany Duchess chest ($2,500).

Casually styled European influences define the newest accent designs, including the Giovanni Stellata coffee table. Richly appointed with arches, curves and architectural influences, the circular design creates an elegant collage of shapes. Inspired by an 18th century Italian commode design, the Bellasara chest showcases delicate florals in a hand-layered finish paired with a textured, faux marble top. The Monaco foyer chest pairs swirling curves of iron with a luxuriously distressed wooden frame.

Seville, a new ensemble, applies a flocked floral pattern to contrast cotton field with coordinating border-stripe Euro shams and bedskirt ($349, queen). Minimalist and modern, the Serenity ensemble adds texture to low-sheen satin with a variegated quilted pattern in soothing shades of dark brown, pale blue and ivory ($449, queen). New to the Kathy Ireland Home Collection is Chantal, an overscale paisley damask in aqua and cocoa accented with velvet ($349, queen).

Contemporary designs cast in acrylic form a large part of the newest seasonal offerings. Abstract designs include the sinuous Octopus cocktail table ($2,385), the S-shaped Contempo chair ($1,335) and the swan-necked Prima Donna sculpture ($1,425).

In the Antiqued Collection, several new print designs roll out. Palais De L'Elysee and Champs Elysees, exclusive reproduction prints from France, debut as part of the Paris Summer Splendor Series ($125 each). Charming lithograph bird prints come in a mixed set of four, framed in hand-cut wooden frames ($200, set). Distressed frames hark back to early Rome in the Mediterranean Grandeur prints, spotlighting classical goddess icons atop pedestals ($95).

Elegant opulence inspires additions to the Classical drapery hardware, Early American and European Collections. Cast from an early American antique, a pair of leaf-embellished tiebacks is intricately detailed with a burnished gold leaf finish ($89 pair). Classical motifs abound in the Rose and Urn tieback, finished in shimmering silver leaf ($56). A Baroque finish highlights the sumptuous splendor of the Etienne mirror, reflected in twining latticework ($590). Ball studs and placed X motifs embellish the circular Regency Convex mirror ($290).

A plethora of prints debut, including the rustic Nantucket Red ($349). A tranquil beach scene is depicted in Serenity ($209), while various floral still lifes star in Red Poppies ($429), Red Flower Window I ($349) and Flowers on Black ($219).

Offering a broad range of styles from Mongolian to modern, wood accent pieces stir up the mix with an emphasis on reclaimed and renewable resources. The Miami cocktail table, fashioned of reclaimed elm, presents a sleek cutout shape with a cubist retro mentality ($795). The West Indies inspires the classically elegant designs showcased in the Colonial Plantation Collection. Hewn from plantation-grown, kiln-dried mango wood, the selection includes a square dining table ($1,095) and plasma cabinet ($995).

Inspired by the work of global artisans, the Signature Collection is unveiled this market. Handcrafted accent pieces from around the world make up the introduction, with a focus on solid hardwoods like mango wood, glass, copper, brass and iron. Exclusive designs and inherent variations due to handcrafting result in chic world style, showcased in pieces such as the Silver Horse sculpture ($65), Mercury Glass ribbed finials ($85 to $135), Carved Mango Wood pedestal ($220) and Dragon Tail sculptures ($240, set of two).

New to the Beach Collection are the Hookipa Palms, Marseille display cabinet and shell vases. The Evangelina and Elise chairs, as well as the Hyannis chair, Grisham chair, Lena ottoman and Ella ottoman debut in the custom-upholstered division with hardwood frames. In the Traditions Collection, introductions include the Radlet candle stands, Ashton park trays and Ember Court spires.

Hand-forged by artisan blacksmith Jay T. Craft, the Heavy Hammered coffee table debuts as part of the Country Estate Collection. Natural forged colors give the reclaimed wrought iron design a rough yet warm feel, while cabriole style legs and iron rivets create the perfect blend of modern-day elegance and Old World rustic ($2,925).

The Nanga rug features an ice blue vine and leaf pattern scrolling across a tobacco-colored field. All rugs from Jaipur Rugs' new J2 Collection are hand-knotted from 100% New Zealand wool ($1,400, 5×8).

The Simply Elegant Collection focuses on floral and embroidery patterns from around the world. This 16×16-inch pillow comes in a contemporary cross-hatch pattern with gradient hues of sage and celadon ($40).

Melody is a collection of 100% wool rugs with mercerized cotton hand-carved into two whimsical floral designs. The rugs are hand-tufted and available in five colors ($449, 5×8). Two neutral geometric rugs are added to the Expressions Collection, made of 100% wool pile with hard twist construction ($449, 5×8).

A proprietary pigmentation process is used on fiberglass lamps from the Varo Collection to ensure a uniformly colored glow. Their sleek shape and cheerful luster will create interest in any living space ($120 to $330).

A silver finish and a slim-line drum shade update this classic eight-light chandelier from the Alexander John division. The crystal drops, silver finish and contemporary shade are echoed in an elegant table lamp with a unique treble-clef-like base.

A three-drawer chest on legs in warm mahogany veneers is one of several introductions by Jonathan Charles ($2,211). The company also will release a matching demilune sideboard and a chest in tulipwood veneers.

Market introductions include a pagoda-inspired curio comprised of four stackable levels. Scroll-like perforations and the warmth of Asian hardwoods make this piece stand out ($1,495). JSF Industries also introduces several other pieces with elegantly disguised storage space.

The Jessica Collection debuts as part of the licensed Lauren Brooks line. Featuring a heavy Art Deco influence, the Jessica Collection combines hand-forged wrought iron construction with hand-painted glass and crystal drops.

Part of the new Legacy Collection, the Rust/Coffee Retro Floral rug is introduced this market. Machine-made in China of a poly-acrylic blend, the design is offered in three additional colorways: Coffee/Chocolate, Mocha/Wedgewood and Wedgewood/Ivory ($299, 5×8). New offerings in the hand-tufted wool Chateau Collection include the damask-motif Cinnamon/Coffee Luxor and Black/Ivory Sofia ($499, 5×8).

Artist Kimberly Willcox crafts whimsical, primitive sculptures of animals, people and more. The sculptures exhibit a textured earthiness by utilizing mixed media such as bronze, steel and cypress ($800 to $5,000).

Lush botanicals bloom against a backdrop of definitively shaped shades, contrasting against vibrant handmade glass lamps. Featuring patinated brass and copper elements, the Marjorie floor lamp pairs an embroidered silk shade with beaded trim, pulls and finial ($1,300).

Introductions this market include the classically elegant Fleur De Lis fountain, part of the licensed Hen-Feathers Collection ($499). A traditional lattice pattern adds crisp texture to an elegant urn, finished in Dover White with an acorn-topped lid ($240).

Each of the seven fused glass rectangles in the Constantinople set has an exotic individual quality. With their wooden plaques they measure 16×8 each ($929, set).

New designs premier in the Moustiers Faience Collection. Designed by Martial Baudey, winner of France's best artisan award, the Provencal faience bowls showcase naïve motifs from the 18th century. Offered in square and round shapes, the white glaze designs are embellished with hand-painted decoration ($115 to $145).

Calcutta Summer, an introduction this spring, blends an exotic cotton sateen print with Egyptian cotton hemstitch sheeting and quilted coverlet. Coordinates in solids and patterned silks round out the ensemble ($110 to $1,125). Inspired by the flavor of the West Indies, Mistral Seamist features a pure cotton print which is also offered in ivory ($130 to $1,025). A large-scale damask print adds a hint of classic intrigue to Versailles Celery. Additional colorways include blue, natural and robin ($100 to $960).

Berry-hued and cone-shaped, the sleekly modern Nikki desk lamp adds a splash of color and style to work areas. New Pod lamps, part of the Key West Collection, take a cue from the fashion world with carved faux croc detailing for a pinch of pizzazz.

Artist Lisa Boykin Adams offers a custom twist to her spunky, hand-painted table lamps and pendants, allowing buyers to choose from an unlimited color palette. Bright, fun designs like Fig Leaf, Lotte Blossom, Big Mullet and Starfish paint nature with eye-catching verve.

Modern floor lamps premier, including a streamlined arc design in a slick metal finish. Additionally, a triple-light minimalist design debuts with a tiered base.

Adapted from traditional Peshawar designs and styling, the new Oxford Collection brings a distinctive look to market. The pure wool collection couples soft tones of tobacco, beige, russet and misty blue with a pencil point finish ($399, 5×8).

The Diversey Collection creates a crisp, contemporary effect with slices of glass and Plexiglass. Finished in powder-coated silver, the floor lamp refracts light through a sphere of partitioned plexiglass blades ($130), while 10 beveled glass plates surround a frosted glass sconce in the Diversey Stacker lamp ($50).

Capiz shells and seed pods surround a beveled mirror, giving an au naturel aesthetic ($295). The contemporary wall mirror has a graceful wavy shape and scroll detailing in a dark Wenge finish. It measures 40′× 60′ ($350).

Rosados I and II by Ivan Reyes exhibit fresh, contemporary flair with a set of geometric abstract images. Part of the Paintbrush Program, a value-oriented collection, each framed print offers a variety of subtle hues suitable for varied interior schemes ($100 each).

The Italia sink stand evokes Old World charm with its scrolling iron base and marble sink. Several iron chair designs debut, including the Alexander arm chair with scroll pattern and cushioned seat, and a ladder-back model with a whimsical brown and pink cloth seat. In accessories, a trio of wood candlesticks resemble wine barrels, and the Tantric vases are a shapely pair that nest together.

New designs premier in the Forest Leaf and Dream Collections. The Enchanted Forest coffee table combines sculpted legs with a "rough-hewn" top in a choice of oxidized copper or polished aluminum finishes ($2,720 to $2,770). The coordinating Enchanted Forest floor lamp also is available in both finishes ($1,520 to $1,570). The polished aluminum and steel Skeleton chair features bone legs and vertebrae back ($650).

The Minsk Dining Table features a retractable zinc top with an ultra-modern look accentuated by unadorned black-finished legs. There is a coordinating Minsk cocktail table debuting as well.

In the New Wave Collection, NW102 Taupe debuts this market. Hand-tufted of 100% wool, the modern design features hand-carving for added depth ($499, 5×8). A traditional design in soft cocoa shades is introduced in the Persian Garden Collection, power-loomed of 100% New Zealand wool with hand-finishing ($439, 5×8).

New table lamp selections premier this market. Finished in Firenze Gold, an elegant urn-shaped lamp debuts as part of the Nouveau Art Glass Collection. A split bamboo finish adds a Colonial element to a circular lamp from the Washburn Manor Collection.

Elegant ensembles premier this market: Bond Street, a soft contemporary look in warm neutrals; Montauk, casually chic in crisp pinstripes and twining florals; Hemingway, a laidback combination of plaid, stripes and botanicals; and Sonoma, opulent medallion-inspired motifs in sun-drenched golds. In addition, Mystic Valley Traders launches the licensed Bob Timberlake Collection at market with the Shell Island, Linville Falls and Willow Lake Collections.

New to the English Garden Collection are asparagus-shaped ceramic planters in green or white ($27). The Daffodil Yellow bowl, part of the Palermo Collection, brings a touch of rustic Italy with a simply elegant design ($75).

Perched atop the back of an iron monkey, an arrangement of succulent plants complements the exotic feel of its sculptural base ($338). From the Joe's Greenhouse Collection, a pair of fiery hued orchid arrangements find complementary containers in a weathered terra cotta pot ($476) and antique Oriental dragon planter ($1,332).

Hand-woven tribal patterns in warm shades of orange make this rug from the Taos collection stand out. 100% wool is used in its classic flatweave construction ($1,185, 6×9).

Market introductions include several hanging fixtures with a modern aesthetic. Geometric shapes in silver, white, and dark brown are reoccurring thematic elements ($179 to $358).

A pair of ornate mirrors will be introduced at this market. An antique gold vine and leaf pattern has been hand-painted over a beveled mirror and black-finished frame ($540, pair).

Shades of burgundy and red harmonize in a geometric floral pattern on the 31-inch Rossini lamp. A double gourd shaped base, black shade and curly red finial add up to a lamp with great transitional appeal ($298). The Key West lamp offers a fern-like pattern, hand-painted in kiwi green on a lacquered brown porcelain. Accent furniture introductions include the Dundee round end table, a four-legged wooden piece sporting a paisley pattern painted in earth tones on a rich brown background.

National Geographic Home's Italia Collection includes the Neo Classic Leaf by Palecek, also offered in two other faux stone designs, all inspired by Roman architectural elements from the 18th century ($69, each). Part of the White on White Collection, Wheels Decor includes four hand-carved wood designs mounted on wooden stands ($38 to $48). Other introductions include an open-weave metal horse statue ($378) and the Classic Curves mirror with wood curves sculpted in a continuous design ($539).

An imposing antique gold and black beveled mirror measures 21×42 ($279). Baroque Beauty updates its traditional floral theme with an ultra femme pink color and a understated white frame ($179). A pair of framed clock photographs offer a unique perspective on the timepieces ($112 each), while Parlor Songbird ($204) and Butterfly Collage ($359) illustrate their respective fauna in unique mats and off-kilter framing.

Seemingly random shapes in several tones of brown and gray resolve themselves into the impression of an elephant walking toward you. The rug combines wool, silk, and hemp to create an exceptional texture ($2,999, 5×8).

Floral and architectural themes combine to suggest an exotic landscape seen through an open window. The 60×40-inch canvas is limited to an edition of 500 ($420).

Each black lacquer and gilt frame holds three Asian-themed blue and white porcelain tiles. The set comes with three 14×36 panels ($995). Several blue and white porcelain pieces will be introduced, including two table lamps using the porcelain as a base, as well as a lamp and a four-panel room screen with the porcelain inset into black and gilded wood frame.

The Origins console table is crafted by local artisans from reclaimed tree roots ($4,500), topped with a large ceramic Buddha designed by Yuri Zatarain. The Buddha is available in two sizes ($375, $1,000). The smaller Cava table in reclaimed wood also is offered ($1,500). X marks the base of a contemporary dining table ($2,000). Twig silhouettes are cinched to form modern lamp shades ($575). Reclaimed wood and twigs are used to create one-of-a-kind sculptures ($875 to $2,000). Zatarain also designed a Signature Collection of benches and tables in black lacquer wood with white leather upholstery ($400 to $500).

View From the Square, painted with mixed media on canvas, evokes a classic European cityscape ($9,350). Two landscapes are introduced, including Hypnotic Horizon, a modern abstract depiction of a country skyline ($7,500), and Blue Spring, an impressionistic scene of a creek meandering between springtime flowers ($6,550). Piano Solo uses a cubist influence in its depiction of a gowned woman playing piano ($6,700).

Hampton Gate is a sepia-toned photograph measuring 38 inches square, double-matted in gray with dark brown and framed in black with bronze veining ($269). The simple but elegant Sleeping Lady sketch is a limited edition giclee, triple-matted for a shadowbox effect ($299). River Road, a brightly colored abstract canvas, marries golds and purples to vibrant effect ($329), while Green & White Flowers offers a whimsical, slightly off-kilter depiction of a pair of flower vases ($399).

Paris and NYC are each a series of framed black and white original photographs that use architectural elements from the two cities to spell out their names (NYC, $130; Paris, $150).

Several porcelain vases debut, including an exaggerated round shape with a small mouth and shiny black and silver variegated glaze, as well as one with a comma-shaped mouth with gold leaf and black lacquer, and another in a vibrant red, silver and black glaze. A cast metal charger takes on the shape of a flower, accentuated by a variegated gold leaf and black lacquer finish, displayed on a black stand. Several small accent tables also are introduced, including metal, wood and cast forms embellished with antique mirror, inlaid stone and wrought iron.

The Basel duvet set showcases a modern outlined leaf pattern in green and chocolate brown against a white ground ($168), accented with a brown double-woven matelasse coverlet ($130). A black on white palette sharpens the classic stenciled floral motif in the Florence duvet set ($168).

Two human figures meld together against a gray background in a modern abstract painting, framed in black and gold and matted in a rich cream. A pair of Framed Eggs prints each depicts 12 varieties of birds' eggs, labeled by species ($240), while a pair of Inkwell paintings each offers a black and white etching of two ornate versions of the classic writing tool ($300). An abstract giclee nude is offered as a limited edition, framed or unframed.

A hand-painted glass shade in rich hues of gold, orange and green showcases an impressionistic floral pattern atop a fluted resin base with an aged bronze patina.

The Wet Bar, in antiqued spearmint green, is part of the Indochine Cane Collection. Made of solid cane, it includes a built-in ice chest and wine storage. A tufted wool rug, handmade from natural sheep's wool, is available in natural or gray ($988, 4×6).

Several lamp designs debut, including the Mercury Glass Bubble Sphere, sporting a round pebbled mercury glass base and round barrel striped shade. An elongated tear-shape base with pearl finish and chrome base is accentuated by barrel shade and two-chain switch, while maple leaves carved into resin and finished in bronze decorate a round base, topped with a large ivory flair shade. The Beach Scene lamp offers a comfortable, rustic twist on the coastal theme with its wood accents and hand-painted coastal scene.

The Firenze octagonal table is made of reverse painted glass in a dramatic black, green and red floral pattern, constructed on a wood frame and pedestal base. The table is available in three sizes ($500, 20-inch tabletop).

From the Moderna division comes the MM bench, a striking wavy stainless steel and espresso wood combination for a distinctly contemporary appeal ($1,863). Also from Moderna are the Crystal console and mirror. The console, in espresso wood finish, features a top filled with clear crystals and lidded in glass ($4,875), while the mirror is framed in the glass-encased crystals ($4,787). A pair of shell candleholders, one with two arms, one with four arms, are encrusted with natural shells collected in Brazil ($448 to $473).

Alison is an understated contemporary rug design with oversized rosettes on hand-tufted wool. Shown in a creamy yellow, the rug also is available in brown, rust and wine colorways ($475, 5×8). Coral Reef is a hand-tufted wool and silk depiction of underwater coral, freshened with a yellow and sea blue color combination ($550, 5×8). Other new designs include Grand Medallion, which reworks the popular medallion motif by repeating it 12 times over the rug. The Old World design is highlighted by the sharp contrast of gold on a brown ground ($475, 5×8). Also new is Buckingham in Black, an oversize cream damask pattern on an elegant black ground, also available in brown/blue and brown/rose color combinations ($659, 5×8).

The Chesapeake coffee table is bench-built using maple, poplar and maple veneers and is available in 36 colors, with Calypso pictured ($1,090). Other pieces available in all the colors include the Pawleys Island sideboard, with contrasting color cubby boxes and fish cut-out detailing, and the Amelia armoire, sporting four drawers and a cabinet.

Several pillow designs debut, including Aztec Flower Indigo, with a batik print in white ($150), Shilo Chocolate, using a busy contemporary botanical pattern in white ($150 to $175), and Nepal Driftwood, a combination of brown and blue and cream ($188). All pillows have 100% cotton facing, zipper closure and feather down fill.

Daniel, a 50×60-inch throw, blends cashmere, angora and merino wool threads for an exceptionally fine hand ($350). It is part of the aptly named Baby Soft collection.

An antique mirror peeks through carving on the doors of the Emperor's side chest, accented by Asian-style brass lock ($925). The collection also includes a wooden arm chair and a wall mirror, each using the same antique mirror behind the dark hand-carved wood. An embossed table with a distinctive cross shape, leather top, and hand-carved base also will be introduced ($885).

A solid lead crystal base in jet, clear and teak hues supports a champagne silk shade wrapped in black embroidered lace ($995) to create a combination of refined classic and "now" femme.

Oyster highlights peek through the rubbed coastal blue finish of the solid wood Plantation entertainment center. Sailboat cutouts enhance its casual beach-house style ($2,250).

The hand-carved Scallop Shell foot stool from the Sullivan Island Collection artfully combines style with function ($40). Three other shell shapes also are available.

Three introductions from the Williamsburg Collection are all modeled on 18th century candlesticks recovered from the colonial township. The Briggs table lamp has a candlestick-inspired polished nickel base and a beveled chocolate shade ($323). The Sarah and Cathedral lamps use brass candlestick bases, Sarah topped with a red shade ($338) and Cathedral with a classic ivory shade ($373).

Daring modern lines make the Printemps Parson's Chair distinctive. It is offered in a variety of coverings from velvet to leather ($200 to $500). A club chair with similar covering options also is available ($500 to $1,500).

The Bonaventure Collection comes in either natural or espresso finished rattan with leather binding. Cushioning choices include either orange or natural colored fabrics. (Loveseat, $1,046; lounge, $640; coffee table, $189; end table, $155). The Parsons end table is made of rattan with a marble top and is available in whitewash or espresso finishes ($140 each).

Lime green Kabibi shells lend an exotic flair to this egg vase. The shells are left with their natural curves, creating an interesting texture ($599). New end table designs include the Lacquer Patchwork table, Lacquer Spring table and Skeleton Leaf table, each topped with round glass ($599 each).

The cashmere and silk Tree of Life bedspread can also be used as a throw or a table covering. The pattern of flowers and birds reverses, letting either dusty gold or ivory dominate ($289). Many other color combinations are available.

A black-gold techno finish updates a classically styled 22-inch urn. Swan handles and a rope tassel further embellish this piece from the Exotics Collection ($149).

The Silver Fretwork Mirror boasts an intriguing diamond pattern with an antiqued silver finish that will look right at home with any décor ($300).

The coverlet, pillows and throw of the Gracious Collection come in a dominantly sand-colored jacquard weave and are backed with coordinating silk ($79 to $475). The Tangier and Diamonds pillow collections, both studded with Swarovski crystals, are also new (Tangier, $139 to $245; Diamonds, $89 to $120).

The World Vineyards ceramic candlesticks boast a hand-painted floral and leaf pattern in a muted color scheme (16 inch, $50; 20 inch, $60). The World Vineyards table lamp with the same hand-painted pattern is new at this market ($160). The lamp is finished with a tone-on-tone fabric shade.

This rug from the Bombay Collection is hand-tufted in India from hand-spun New Zealand yarn. The vine and flower pattern would adapt to many decorative styles ($599, 5×8). The Sardinia Collection offers a clean transitional look in 100% wool pile and a subtle color palette ($399, 5×8), while the Shibui Collection brings a rich, elegant and urbane feel to Indo-Tibetan weaves ($1,499, 5×8).

The Hautman Brothers wildlife series of tables and stools are hand-painted in the United States with designs based on the acclaimed artists' work. The tables and stools are available at either counter or pub height (table, $229; stool, $99).

A rampant lion and rearing stallion hold a scarlet family crest in the chenille Olde World Crest tapestry, evoking the aristocratic flavor of times past ($360).

The Cornel cocktail table is hand-painted and embellished with gold trim ($699). Sultana, a glass and metal serving cart, finds distinction in metal vine and grape clusters tumbling from the top tray ($999).

The Sunbrella Collection high-performance throws are stain- and fade-resistant and offer the convenience of being machine washable. Market introductions include many color choices in either a windowpane or contemporary stripe motif ($200 to $215).

A hurricane candleholder gets a contemporary vibe with an edgy three-legged base and scrolling in black iron. Accent furniture debuts include the Copenhagen phone table, with several storage drawers and a warm, dark cherry finish ($399). A resin bowl captures the look of hand-hewn wood with carved knots and grain ($60).

The Dania bedding ensemble debuts, combining embroidered silks in butterscotch and cream embellished with bullion, gimp, cord and fringe to create an elegant daisy pattern ($350 to $2,300).

Several Liora by Liora Manne indoor/outdoor rugs by Trans-Ocean will be introduced at this market. The Madeira Collection features weather-impervious rugs made with 100% polypropylene ($175, 4.9×7.4).

Bold amaryllis blooms are balanced by earthy artichokes, eucalyptus and frosted ficus leaves in a striking arrangement from Trees International ($240). Other introductions from the company's Mark Abrams Collection include an updated approach for displaying roses ($250) and a sea-inspired orchid arrangement ($260).

The Keeping Room Collection debuts, including 17 accent furniture pieces designed for that space in the home where people always gather. The hand-painted collection includes wine servers, planter boxes, tray tables, corner cabinets and jelly cupboards, all done in teals, reds and golds.

A solid brass Sunburst fixture accommodates eight hand-blown glass globes fused with sterling silver. The piece also is available in a brushed nickel finish and can be interchanged with any of the company's glass shade shapes or colors.

Lofton, a row of circular convex mirrors set in a uniquely styled wood frame, comes in a set of three. Market introductions also include a set of three hand-forged metal banana leaves, finished in a distressed cocoa brown with black tipping. The Effie candl