New products

Throughout the summer, Home Accents Today has offered an inside look at the most recent product designs to hit the various summer markets from more than 200 vendors. The following pages include an alphabetical listing by company of the latest introductions for the New York International Gift Fair. Companies are listed at left in the vendor directory for easy reference. Copy written by Lori Lester and Emily Gallimore.

All prices are suggested retail. See Editorial Sources on page 44 for more information.

Blissliving

Bowron Sheepskin

Circa Asia

Emily Pearlman Pottery

Frances Palmer

Gallery Gallery

Italianissimo

Martin Aborn

Middle Kingdom

Pieces Hand Painted Furniture

Riedel Crystal of America

Featuring stylized ivory blooms on a cobalt ground, backed in an ivory and cobalt stripe, the three-piece Mallory duvet set debuts ($200). The 300-thread-count, cotton sateen bedding is also available in an ivory and teal combination. Also new this market, the Amanda Collection highlights fresh foliage silhouetted against a background of pristine white ($200).

Shows New York, Los Angeles

A carved linear design, broken up into alternating squares, adds three-dimensional appeal to Bowron Sheepskin's gray-blue Muddle rug. Other introductions to the New Zealand-based company's Chaos Collection include three clean, contemporary stripe designs — Havoc Chequer, Havoc Disarray and Havoc Chance.

Shows New York

Circa Asia's Soo-Ay vase combines minimalist, contemporary styling with smooth curves for a softer modern effect ($48). The company's Mango Wood Collection also includes a natural finished Soo-Ay vase and shallow bowl.

Shows New York, San Francisco

Part of the Cityscapes Collection, the ceramic vase features deep black and bronze tones. The vase was made by pressing clay into a pile of stones in a park, resulting in its stony texture and uniquely erratic design. The hand-built stoneware is about 10 inches tall and is coated in a brown glaze with the highlights rubbed off ($125). A 12-inch square vase, in a rich ivory tone, was hand built from clay slabs pressed into mooring lines. It is made of stoneware and glazed ($130).

Shows New York

Transitioning smoothly from oven to table, this vitreous china oven-proof baker makes its debut for Frances Palmer's Pearl Collection ($125).

Shows New York

The Hot Coral framed print is a hand-colored reproduction of coral featuring an inner mat of cerulean blue linen accented by an outer mat of cream linen ($390). Gallery Gallery also introduces a Native Americans collection, highlighting the figures in bold red and beige hues ($950).

Shows Dallas, New York

This Surreal Wall Clock features laser-cut metal with a frosted glass case to create an eccentric freeform design ($189). In addition, Rose Cappuccino cups incorporate floral designs in shades of lavender, orange and red ($139).

Shows New York

An Art Deco-inspired bench debuts in rich patent leather and cherry wood frame ($2,400), while a lacquer coffee table is highlighted by the rusticity of dark red brush strokes ($3,500).

Shows New York

The Livorno Frames come in deep, elegant chocolate brown or onyx accented by ornate detailing and wood-themed accents ($80 to $100). A pair of coordinating mirrors also debuts, in light walnut and dark rosewood finishes ($270 to $400).

Shows New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago

Middle Kingdom's hand-painted Lute vase from the Scholar series features a traditional Asian-style rendering of water moving against rocks ($370). The company also adds Lover ($100) and Lotus Root ($80) vases, both highlighting cherry blossom designs, to the collection.

Shows New York

Made in New England, the Nouveau Collection of custom hand-painted furniture combines modern flora motifs and clean lines with a refreshing palette of aqua and brown. The vintage-inspired collection includes end table, screen, mirrored oval table, headboard and tri-color, six drawer dresser.

Shows New York

Elegant crystal designs debut this season. The Happy "O" glasses feature pastel-hued bottom for a gentle wash of color ($50, set of four). The "O" Wine pitcher blurs the line between decanter and pitcher with a sleek, cylindrical design enhanced by a curvy, ribbed base ($35). The Vitis Collection of stemware showcases a towering profile and graceful silhouette ($35 per glass). The Tyrol decanter reclines in a horizontal position and doubles as a contemporary glass sculpture when not filled with liquid ($190); Tyrol glasses are also introduced ($40 per glass).

Shows New York