Fall furniture trends

Cutting-edge forms with touches of metal

Jonathan, a versatile modern sofa-sleeper in semi-aniline leather and chrome, is part of Sofa Art by Giuseppe Nicoletti's new "slouch" offering. The innovative frame relies on rotating metal bars to change positions ($5,000).

Cutting-edge forms with touches of metal

Jonathan, a versatile modern sofa-sleeper in semi-aniline leather and chrome, is part of Sofa Art by Giuseppe Nicoletti's new "slouch" offering. The innovative frame relies on rotating metal bars to change positions ($5,000).

Ornate, classic and distinctive

The Louis XVI console by French Heritage features Indonesian maple and cherry veneers. It has one drawer and comes in ivory, black or light cherry finishes ($2,131).

Clean, unhurried and unencumbered

This dresser and mirror are part of Broyhill's new Cross Creek Collection that offers a country or coastal feel with its two-tone finish.

Straight lines and rustic finishes with a twist

A distressed finish gives an Old World feel to the new Breckenridge entertainment wall from Habersham.

Casual meets modern

Safavieh's Ave C is a small-scaled lounge chair with removable wooden back piece to adjust seat depth, covered in red flax with contrasting stitching ($540).