Mixing refined and luxurious with simple and honest, Thomas O'Brien's tabletop and accessory collection for Reed & Barton allows for dressing up — or dressing down. Cut crystal, bone china and mahogany form the bulk of this extremely elegant collection, but are presented in such a graceful, easy way that they are just right for every day. Collection standouts include the cloisonné-inspired Marielle dinnerware in indigo and celadon, neoclassical urn-shaped decanters and Filigree Lattice decorative boxes. $13 to $325

Launched in August in New York, the Italian line Riviere made quite a splash with a fresh, retro-inspired take on accessorizing. A bit Palm Beach meets Milan, the result is decidedly ritzy. Bamboo becomes urbane with snappy chrome accents on lamps and trays, while plush leather boasts a reinterpreted cane motif on pillows and more.

At 17 inches high, Fleetwood's Timber stools and tables are delightfully diminutive and style-laden to boot. Stocked in vanilla, chocolate, bronze and pewter, the elfin designs feature flat tops on the tables and comfortable curves on the stools. Extremely group-oriented, these nature lovers look great in forest-style proportions.

Jet Set, Bling, Night Owl, Paparazzi and Etoile, the aptly named stars of Vie Luxe's new Socialite Collection, pack a deliciously perfumed punch in Party, Posh and Petite sizes. Made from all-natural beeswax and botanicals, these ultra-chic candles smell as good as they look with exotic notes of Sicilian Fig, Night Blooming Jasmine and Ceylon Tea. $15 to $42

Art:asap recently debuted Art:lex, a collection of exclusive graphic imagery fused onto glossy Lexan. The high-style, contemporary images, depicting everything from Buddha to botanicals, are offered in a variety of sizes and framing options. For the big bang effect, groupings garner both DIY individuality and statement-heavy style.