Home Accents Todayis offering an inside look at the most recent product designs to hit the High Point Market from more than 160 vendors.

The following pages include an alphabetical listing by company of the latest introductions. Copy written by Tracy Bulla, Angela Heck, Jenny Heinzen York and Lindsey Strader.

2 Day Designs

Abigails

Accents by Design

Amity Home

Ancient Mosaic Studio

Andrea by Sadek

Antiques by Zaar

Archatrive

Art & Frame Direct

Art In Motion

Artdreams Home

Arteriors Home

Artmax

Ashton Sutton Company

Austin

Babette Holland

Bailey Street

Barclay Butera Home

Bella Rose by Chateau

Belle Meade Signature

Bethel International

The Bradburn Gallery

Bomar Trimming

Brushstrokes Fine Art

Bungalow 5

Cal Lighting

Butler Specialty

Capel

Carolina Accents

Carvers' Guild

CAS

Chelsea House

Charleston Forge

CBK

Classic Home

Classic Flame

Classy Art

CMI

Company C

Cooper Classics

Corona Decor

Coronet Lighting

Couristan

C.R. Laine Furniture

Currey & Company

Cynthia Scott Designs

Cypress Point Home

Dale TIffany

David Lee

D.B. Imports

Denali Home Collection by Monterey Mills

Dessau Home

Diana Mei International

Directions East

D'Kei

Downtown

The Elysee Collection

Emerson et Cie

Emissary

ESP

Fine Art Tapestries

Firefly Home Collection

Foster's Point

Four Hands

Frederick Cooper

Friedman Brothers

From the Mountain

Furniture Classics

Galerias Chippendale

Gallery Gallery

Global Views

Groovystuff

H. Hal Kramer

Habersham

Haegar Potteries

Harden Furniture

Harounian Rugs International

Harris Portfolios

Hellenic Rugs

Hickory Manor House

Homefires

Homespice Decor

Hometexco

The Howard Elliott Collection

Imagination Mirrors

Howard Miller

Immortalis Botanicals

Ibolili

Interfold

Intrada

Jaipur Rugs

Jardins en Fleur

Jene's Collection

Jonathan Charles Fine Furniture

KAS Rugs

Lam Lee Group

Lando America

Left Bank Art

Lorna Dewey of London

Lumisource

Mainly Baskets

Middle Kingdom

Mila Brown International

Moe's Home Collection

Momeni

Mottahedeh & Co.

Murray Feiss

Napa Home & Garden

The Natural Light

NDI

New Growth Designs

Nourison

Nova

Nuvo Designs

Old Hickory Tannery

Old World Design

Padma's Plantation

Palecek

Palm Springs Rattan

Paragon

Payne Street/The Breece Collection

Peninsula Home Collection

The Phillips Collection

Polidor

The Platt Collections

Phoenix Art Group

Phoenix Galleries

Quoizel

The Portfolio Collection

Regina Andrew Design

Replogle Globes

Rizzy Rugs

Robert M. Weiss Presents

Roma Moulding

The Rug Market

Safavieh

Samuelson Furniture

Sanford Design

Sarreid

Schonbek

Selamat Designs

Statements

Sterling

Surya

Textillery Weavers

TLS by Design

Timothy's Fine Art

Three Hands

Uncommon Radiance

Trade Winds Furniture

Urban Trends Collection

Transitions

Trans-Ocean

Uttermost

The Van Cleve Collection

Wesley Allen

Wildwood Lamps and Accents

Willow Green

Woven Workz

Part of the Wine 2 Night Collection, the Mini Wine tower is a small wine rack made from recycled wine barrel stave. The tower holds up to 12 bottles ($99).

Patterned after 11th century originals, Rope Trim vases are made of glass with hand-applied rope detailing ($28 to $45). Other introductions include blue and white ceramic bowls, plates and foot tubs from the Vinci Collection and Pagoda tulipieres in off-white, celadon and yellow.

Celebration, a sleek new candleholder made of solid aluminum, debuts. Solid pathar stone-enveloped vases in various sizes are introduced, along with several other tabletop accessories made of metal and glass.

A series of cotton quilts debut from the Toile de Jouy Collection and come in various colors ($225).

From the Piage & Pieta Art Stone division, the Lion's Head cast stone bench is introduced ($2,400). Also new is the San Pietro marble table, featuring dark Italian travertine marble ($2,000).

Porcelain parakeets on wooden bases adorn a pair of lamps, available with cream silk shades ($225, pair). A hand-painted porcelain fern lamp on a wood base features a cream silk shade ($175), while a black urn-shape lamp is decorated with a yellow, hand-painted floral design.

Circa 1880, the antique Chinese Herb cabinet makes a statement in a bold red hue ($1,825). Other introductions include a Chinese Kawn Yin stone statue, an Asian antique cabinet, a Korean antique money chest and a Chinese antique panel screen.

The Classic coffee table features a hand-painted white sand finish with an antique board top. A Balustrade console table, a shaped credenza and a flat panel bird house also debut.

The Modular Vanity System combines quality hardwood with granite tops to create a versatile accent with endless design combinations ($125 to $949).

Framed in glass, the Dragonfly Meadow art displays a delicate dragonfly in a cream shadowbox frame with champagne beaded details ($26). A black two-toned frame with champagne decorative detail surrounds the Songbird Etching 1, which is also new ($52).

Designed by Kathleen Koszyk, the Bird Trellis plaque showcases a burnished copper and black gloss finish ($189). A Twig mirror with a metal finish is introduced ($664). Also debuting are Chinese pottery head recasts, finished in natural terra cotta on ebony bases ($192, set of three).

The Marlo iron table lamp is introduced with a brown linen shade ($179). Other new products include the Sheridan silver iron mirror, the Shelby large brass vase, the Sofia table lamp and the Marley steel lamp.

A unique s-shaped table lamp is designed by Richard Chan and displays two separate light sources ($399). Also debuting is a pair of multicolored, three-dimensional abstract wall sculptures, which can be displayed in a number of different patterns ($799, set of two). Making a dramatic statement is the four-panel room divider, showcasing gold and bronze metal leaf finishes on contemporary curves ($1,399).

Faux rattan surrounds the indoor/outdoor wall clock with humidity and temperature subdials ($140). Other clock introductions include the Connection, Wall Street, Palm Beach, Tree of Life, Swirl 1, Big Swirl and Intermezzo.

The contemporary Tortosa box combines glass, durastone and tortoiseshell to create a new chic accent piece ($190). A Tortosa vase and charger is also available. New sculptural accessory designs include Brainstorm and Imperial Peacock.

The Tower lamp, made of handspun aluminum with hand-tinted finish, features a rust-colored base that fades into burgundy, topped with a cream linen shade ($409).

The Concorde cabinet debuts, showcasing a gallery-style buffet in ebony ($850). Also being introduced is the Josephine table with curved legs and polished nickel accents, finished in ebony with a black glass top. Made in China of plantation grown hardwoods, the White Mikado table is also new, featuring a snow white 100% gloss finish.

Making its debut from the Regency Collection is the Wyland wing chair. Adapted from a Parisian antique, circa 19th century, the chair pairs a wood bracket base with large nailhead trim, upholstered in Velvet Embroidered Mink ($5,825). Another introduction from the Regency Collection is the Marseilles chaise with a rounded tight back, petite flared, curved arms, turned legs and casters, upholstered in Chenonceau Jewel ($3,682).

Ginger is a warm terra cotta bedding ensemble composed of opulent floral chenille damask paired with pleated dupioni and woven dot fabrics. The duvet and Euro shams are finished with scalloped flange ($1,700, queen). The Exotic Collection of faux leather pillows in python, alligator, lizard, crocodile and ostrich is being introduced as a new accessories line ($56 to $84).

A vintage, channel back chair debuts in latte semi-aniline leather with burnished bronze nailhead accents.

From the Miami Collection, a brown antique hand-painted laser cut fixture shows off intricate detailing, also available in silver ($2,000). Other introductions include a red velvet-textured lighting fixture and a black velvet crystal chandelier.

New from the Secret Garden Collection is the hibiscus-colored double tieback. The Putting on the Glitz Collection debuts transitional-styled tassel fringe in metallic silver.

The Royal Pagoda box features hand-painted bird designs with gold ornamentation ($750). The Distressed Tuscan jars made of Italian pottery with hand-applied details are also new ($149 to $199).

Red Dawn is introduced, which combines a canvas of warm hazy colors surrounded by a gold and brown frame ($399).

The Primavera Collection includes a covered box in yellow that showcases hand-painted textured lacquer ($188). The collection also includes trays, lamps and bins in light blue or light yellow.

Hand-painted nesting tables finished in Rustic Fawn debut ($599). A small scatter table is introduced, which features leopard design on the tabletop and base ($150). From the Masterpiece Collection, a three-tiered side table finished in distressed Old World Cherry offers a transitional accent ($299). Also new is a classically designed console featuring ash burl and crown cherry veneers with elegant inlays ($1,799).

A drum fabric shade tops the contemporary Manhattan lamp, which is finished in brushed steel and has a nightlight inside the base.

Available in four colorways: avocado, onyx, indigo and ruby, the Chiswell rug is a new addition to the Colonial Williamsburg Collection. Chiswell features a 100% olefin face with floral-themed cotton borders ($439, 5x7). Estates-Peshawar is made in Belgium and manufactured with 1 million yarn points per square meter with a heat-set velour finish. Available in sage or mocha colorways, the rug offers an elegant mosaic design ($449, 5x8).

Covered in zebra woven fabric, the Empire bench offers a striking new accent in an ebony finish ($163). Also new is the Asian inspired wooden Fiona settee with espresso finish and khaki faux silk upholstery ($210). The Courtney settee also debuts, featuring a lattice back finished in cream with a dragonfly motif ($310).

Coastal goes glam on sculptor Carol Canner's newest mirror design. A border glistening in hand-laid gold leaf features seahorse, shell and starfish embellishments ($875). Chantilly, an exquisite antique reproduction of an 18th century French mirror, combines finely carved volutes, flowers, leaves and a generous offering of wheat in a double fretted frame with airy open work ($3,500).

Three interlocking circles form the new mirror from CAS. Other introductions include a line of hand-carved wooden medallions finished in copper and several wood and metal framed mirrors.

A chandelier with a scrolled iron frame debuts, showcasing a brown finish and mica shade ($200). Other introductions include a patina finished table lamp with a gold barrel shade ($125), a column-style table clock with brass decorative handle ($50), a skirted ottoman with leopard tapestry and button tufting in a cappuccino and olive finish ($420), and a vase with a coco mosaic design ($70).

Designed by John Pehrson, the sofa Sidekick is an adjustable, expandable, portable and stow-able accessory for holding drinks, remotes and other household utilities. The Sidekick is available in poplar, oak and cherry with natural, auburn or ebony finishes. Cup holders come in stainless steel or black resin with doe skin, rose or black lining ($80).

Introductions include an ornate side table with rich black and gold carving and hand-painting, as well as a wooden coffee table and a classically styled floor lamp with a carved wood base. Debuting from the Thomas Jayne Collection is a wood bordered mirror.

The Montana console table is introduced, made of dark Acacia wood ($699). A medium wooden ladder and a telephone stand from the Rope Collection also debut.

The Annapolis fireplace is introduced, offering a solid natural black granite top that crowns a framed center and surrounds a remote-operated electric fireplace. Constructed from solids and veneers, the Annapolis is finished in hand-distressed antique mahogany ($1,299).

Botanical and floral themes star in new introductions to the Promotional line, featuring transitional imagery and tortoise-hued frames. In the Fine Art line, a graphic black and white floral debuts with streamlined black frame and primary-hued figural abstract, also framed in black.

CMI introduces a new braided texture rug design called Tisbury. Featuring contoured rectangle and oval shapes, the Tisbury design coordinates with designer Lynette Jensen's Thimbleberries fabric and quilt patterns. A blend of polyester and cotton, the rug is constructed with flat braids and comes in four colorways: Brookside Mist, Autumn Cover, Yukon Sky and Roasted Chestnut ($350).

Boldly patterned, vividly hued rugs and pillows make their debut this market. Urban Jungle, a tufted, 100% wool rug, showcases a leafy collage of form and color with flora and fauna frolicking above a natural ground ($320, 3x5). The Grand Damask rug depicts an oversized damask pattern loaded with color and attitude in a dramatic design ($1,160, 6x9). The Gingko pillow in pure cotton features an all-over, multicolored pattern ($78).

Cooper Classics introduces a series of streamlined wood accents this market. Chelsea, with a wood star-shaped frame, echoes the star theme with etching on the mirror itself. The hexagon shape provides inspiration for the Cordova mirror with wood geometric-shaped frame. Additionally, the Cordova round accent table outlines a simple, classic shape, also in wood.

Corona Decor debuts an exotic hummingbird pillow, embellished with a multicolor onion tassel fringe. The panel is imported from France and handcrafted and finished in Seattle ($49 to $94). The vendor also debuts the licensed Ernest Hemingway Collection, inspired by the life and words of the author. Included is the Vintage Collection, a filigree design of chenille/cotton blend in throw and pillows ($64 to $370). The table throw in leopard also debuts as part of the Ernest Hemingway line and is finished with tassel fringe ($320).

Featuring multicolored paint spattered on white glaze, the JP Spatterware column lamp launches this market ($250). Additionally, the Silver Spoon table lamp embeds silver spoon imprints in cast resin and is hand-decorated in silver leaf ($600).

Couristan introduces the Persian Panel as part of the Lahore Collection. Hand-spun of Ghazni wool pile, the vegetable-dyed, hand-knotted rug features a Persian knot and luster antique wash ($1,899, 5x8). A new addition to the Chobi Collection showcases an allover damask design in cream and ebony, using Turkoman hand-knot construction and handspun Highlands wool pile ($1,999, 5x8).

New designs debut in the Down2earth Collection of earth-friendly upholstery options, which include regenerated filling (plastic drink bottles spun into fiber) in the back cushions and throw pillows; 50% recycled springs; frames adhering to the Sustainable Forestry Initiative; and natural, renewable upholstery fabric choices such as linen and cotton. The Meurice chair in Island Sand showcases savvy striped cotton upholstery ($1,131). The coordinating Meurice sofa highlights clean, casual appeal in Zig Zag Espresso cotton ($1,759). St. Maarten Chocolate fabric, an exuberant floral, adds a feminine touch to the Potomac sofa ($2,005).

New offerings include the Aurelia chandelier, a three-light design finished in Sienna green and embellished with hand-formed leaves ($625). Fanciful flowers bedeck the curves of the Annabelle sconce in bronze verdigris, highlighting the romantic aura ($565). The shapely Maltese table lamp features alternating sections of distressed black and silver with an off-white silk shade ($475).

Large and small sunflower wreaths debut this market. Crafted of silk sunflowers, the vibrant arrangements come in 27-inch ($350) or 18-inch sizes ($190). A large sunflower sphere rounds out the collection ($190). In the Shell Collection, the Calico Scallop Double Sphere topiary and the Calico Scallop Cone on Stem topiary are sold as a pair ($300).

The Fish lamp, part of the Coastal Collection, makes a sophisticated statement in pierced porcelain with ebony sculptured base and soft double-lined hand-sewn shade ($239). The Spanish Moss table lamp features an Old World patina with an updated double-lined bronze shade ($249).

Art glass and crystal lamps launch this market. Hand-blown of Favrile art glass, the curvaceous lamp is detailed by crystal chrome finish and piped fabric shade ($250). Flowers embellish ruby red crystal (24% lead crystal) in this elegantly tailored table lamp, finished with pleated shade ($400). In the Dale Tiffany Classic Collection, the Tiffany Grape lamp and Odessa table lamp debut with Tiffany glass shades.

Debuting from the Newbury Collection is the three-drawer chest, shown in Goldenrod ($895). The Avignon Collection includes a cocktail table and a sideboard ($995 to $2,695). All David Lee products are handmade and hand-finished in the United States. The construction is a combination of poplar and birch with 40 available finishes.

The Pantry table in antique black is introduced in the English Collection ($599). Black iron combines with oak veneer to form a double bookcase with storage ($1,099), while a three-tier bath shelf, made of painted iron, debuts from the Antique Bronze Collection ($179).

An acrylic double-sided throw in black cow with a black reverse side debuts ($130). The throw is also available in a brown cow pattern with a taupe reverse side. The Native Journey and Native Stripe bedding and throws with Ranch mink faux fur throws are also introduced ($34 to $340).

The new Giraffe Family sculpture is a whimsical, abstract piece, made of painted iron with bronze accents ($275).

The Panda Collection bedding ensemble made of rayon and polyester features contemporary black and white designs on a woven chenille ($439 to $559). Other new bedding introductions include Monaco, Twilight, Capri, Chelsea, Urban Chic, Star Dust, Fair Square, Blue Snow, May Flower, Venice, Duchess and Laguna.

A bamboo and stainless steel end table is added to the Breeze Collection, which also includes a coffee table and console ($250). The tables are also offered with stained ash veneer wooden legs instead of hand-brushed stainless steel legs. A lounge chair and ottoman set made of bamboo also debut ($500).

A rectangular ottoman offers stacked ball legs made of soft maple and features a polyurethane foam top covered in fuzzy blue upholstery.

Made in Portugal from 100% mercerized Egyptian cotton, the Day Lily Matelasse bedding showcases a large raised textural design in a soft ivory palette ($215, king).

The Elysee Collection channels French history with the introduction of the La Muse de Versailles vanity cabinet. Crafted of beech wood, the cabinet features a hand-finished imprint ($5,690). The Commode Valentin in natural teak showcases a carved skirt and scrolling floral hardware ($6,950).

Elegant accent tables debut this market. The delicate two-tier table features gouged and cracked veneers and turned legs with black rubbed finish ($729). The Intaglio table spotlights ironwork base and raised veneers ($805).

Updated Asian designs draw on classical forms and shapes this season. The Square Country jar, a large-scale rustic ceramic jar, is inspired by original pickle/liquor containers used in Chinese country villages ($298). Hexagonal ceramic stools which also function as tables feature a classic lattice design and are available in seaweed, champagne and cinnabar glazes ($128). Ceramic planters pay homage to bamboo in these stalk-shaped designs, glazed in lime green ($220, set of three).

Indoor/outdoor pillows debut with refreshing garden themes. The Dragonfly pillow, a Sunbrella pillow made of solution-dyed acrylic, frames an eye-catching dragonfly with fresh fringe in shades of green ($149). A cane lattice motif in Chestnut offers a modern, yet still outdoorsy motif ($70 to $98).

The Pierced console with charcoal top exudes elegant, rustic appeal with its aged gray finish and burnished gold accents ($3,925).

Reminiscent of a peacock on full display, the Rangoli Moonrise tapestry is exquisitely detailed in fresh hues of blue and green, made of cotton and measuring 53 inches square ($170).

Peninsula porcelain vases are built with a curve to create a distinctive contemporary look, available in two sizes and in copper, bronze, silver and titanium finishes ($63 to $88). Ovation planters are also made of ceramic finished in metallics, but they sport a round jingle-bell shape ($40 to $50). The Vivid line is a set of long-necked vases in various color combinations, including matte blue and brown, and matte white and red ($88 to $138).

From the B. Smith Collection, several botanical arrangements debut, including a red vase with bamboo reeds, accented by an oversize taro leaf and twiggy garland. Also new is a wicker basket filled with succulents, including aloe.

Four Hands expands its furniture offerings this season. New collections include Portofino, offering a solid wood china cabinet in walnut finish with simple wood-tone hardware. The Sumaya bench uses a wood base with upholstered seat to create a low-slung contemporary statement. Other seating introductions include the Stratford chair, a hand-carved armchair covered in croc-embossed leather.

Several new table lamp designs are added this season. A Larry Laslo designed model features an aged copper gilded urn with a cream round shade accented wtih velvet trim. The Impero lamp uses Art Deco inspiration with its alabaster spired base and shimmery gold round shade. A black bean-shaped base is decorated with cream details and topped with a cream and black shade, while a traditional cast brass and glass model is updated with a white pleated shade.

From the Contemporary Collection, a round convex mirror debuts, framed in solid wood and finished in silver leaf, but available in 24 finish choices ($2,100). For traditional appeal, a wood-framed Chippendale mirror debuts with intricate carvings and gold leaf details ($3,300).

From the Mountain is offering the Pats accessory line, created by a non-profit organization offering handmade products from Peru. The collection includes sets of hand-carved gourds, wooden trays and oversize hand-carved solid wood bowls.

The Caitlyn console offers classical styling with its shapely legs and hand-carved detailing, available in rubbed black, pale blue or white ($800). Also using those finishes are the Vintage drawer chest, Claremont bombe and Jolie chest. The Petite Bergere chair uses a classic barrel shape, accentuated with caning and hand-carvings ($400).

The new Lombard bombe chest is adorned in walnut burl marquetry and elegant brass hardware. Four hand-carved, gold finished dolphins form the base of the Dauphin hall table, completed with a round walnut burl tabletop.

An antique reproduction map of the Mediterranean is cut into eight pieces and applied to canvas, then framed in olive wood with gold detailing ($850). Woodland Silhouettes show animals in silhouette form, including a mountain goat, presented in a triple mat with black and brown frame ($450). Also new is 3-D Leaves, with four leaves floating on a mother of pearl backdrop with several layers of matting and an olive wood frame ($370).

An extensive line of accessories debuts this season, including the Regency wall shelf with a swooping arched top and nickel tassel decoration, shown with the Twin Feline figurines, Slanted glass vases and Swoop jewelry box. Other jewelry boxes are added, including the Bamboo pair, in ivory and combed black, as well as three sizes of Artisan boxes, finished in black with nickel hardware. The Scroll lamp offers black wood blocks stacked between nickel scrolls, topped with a rectangular shade and coordinating finial.

New seating this season includes the Corona Collection. The wrought iron frames are covered with stretched hair-on-hide and accented with reclaimed teak wagon wheel parts, and are available in armed and armless versions ($1,599 to $1,699). The Legacy Live Collection also uses wrought iron frames, with the seats and back completed in reclaimed wagon parts and available in a rocker or side chair style ($1,399 to $1,499).

A series of steel-plate prints debuts in the Antiqued Collection, including 12 European-inspired images of architecture and landscapes, hand-framed in solid wood ($110). Also in the Antiqued line: a series of eight dry point, block print etchings in black and white ($75).

The Camden Sideboard evokes a coastal cottage feel with its rounded curves and distressed finish. For more formal appeal, the Caroline Seven uses French Country inspiration in its hand-painted floral design, while the Ashton Floral cabinet boasts a delicate hand-painted floral and plaid pattern in rose tones. The intricately carved Margaux console adds a masculine flair with its solid wood construction and fine detailing.

The Grand Canyon Collection of earthenware ceramics debuts, including vases, lamps and sculptures, hand-finished and glazed in rich browns and golds ($25 to $160). Also new this season is the Starburst Collection, made of earthenware ceramic in a vibrant cobalt blue glaze ($50 to $60).

The solid cherry Sliding Door curio features rope-turned legs and a stretcher base, finished in antique pearl. An antique step-stool serves as the inspiration for the Step table, a three-level accent piece also made of solid cherry.

The newest additions to the Supreme Collection are made of 100% wool, hand-knotted in India in medallion, Mamluk and all-over patterns ($2,999, 6x9). The Mahal Collection reinvents historical rug designs with current colorations, also in 100% wool ($999, 6x9). For more contemporary decor, the South Beach Collection evokes the spicy city in tones of brown, caramel, coral and limon, while Inspiration uses twisted wool to create an oversize floral ($399, 5x8).

A series of limited edition photos debuts, including Flat Iris, a striking close-up of the center of a blue iris. The black and white Pagoda image depicts a small pagoda and wooden bridge, covered in snow.

The Southern Living Magazine Collection debuts, a line of traditional and transitional designs that evoke the relaxed feel of the south. ($499 to $599). Ten designs are added to the Candice Olson line, incorporating tone-on-tone patterns, highlighted by the use of art silk ($899, 5x8). Hellenic also is expanding its Indoor Outdoor Collection with the addition of new designs and more sizes.

A pair of bed crowns debut, Carly and Lille, each one a replica of a European antique and designed to hold fabrics over a bed to create a canopy effect ($200 to $230). The Lille mirror is an 18th century French reproduction oval beveled looking-glass with intricately carved frame ($540).

Two beach-inspired rugs debut, including Sanibel, a hand-hooked cotton accent rug in soft blue with beige shells ($399, 5x8), and Nautical Blues, a jaunty acrylic pattern in shades of blue ($399, 5x8). Also new is Rooster Time, a cheerful wool and cotton design in beige, black and white ($349, 5x8).

Homespice Décor is expanding its hooked rug line with the addition of Wild Rose, featuring a bouquet of blooming roses against a brown background ($199, 22x40 inches). Two new colorways are being offered in the Supernova pattern – black and white and Fire ($429, 4x6).

A pair of decorative pillows debut, including a brown velvet model with bead and sequin embellishments ($59), and a quilted red satin design with unique stitching ($29). In top-of-bed collections, Pleasure combines shades of green with leaf embroidery on viscose and polyester construction ($900, queen set).

Vivid crimson and yellow make for striking contrast with a painted black botanical design in the lacquered wall panels from The Howard Elliott Collection ($599, set of three). The Brianna mirror debuts, a tall rectangular design framed by a multicolor contemporary oil-painted canvas ($249).

Several clock designs debut this season in a variety of styles. The Lanning mantel clock features decorative details including carved column caps and a glass window with carved overlay, finished in Hampton Cherry. The Edinburg floor clock offers a swan-neck pediment with burl overlays and turned urn finials, while the Alvarez wall clock provides more transitional styling with its sleek black cabinet and brushed nickel accents.

Curly reeds surround a conical form to create the Willis lamps, exemplifying the earthy modern style movement ($120 to $160). Storage Puffs are boxes woven from water hyacinth reeds ($218, set of two), while the Bamboo ladder uses the ultra-sustainable material to create a striking, simple decorative statement standing 6 feet tall ($58).

New mirror designs include a dramatic square design accented with several layers of intricately carved moldings, creating a smooth, transitional effect ($220). Beveled rectangular mirror insets highlight another new design, sporting a hand-carved frame in a dark gold finish ($320).

A verdant cluster of mauve cymbidium orchids make a dramatic statement in the Tropical Breeze Collection ($99), which also includes a larger, yellow version ($380). In The Constant Garden, a starburst vase is filled with freeform lavender, calla lilies, hydrangeas and dogwood ($220), while a twisted glass vase burgeons with bells of Ireland and green viburnum ($140).

An extensive lineup of luminaires debuts, named after their designer, Roland Simmons. The lighting designs are available in table, floor and pendant shapes and in a variety of colors, including gold, red, beige, white and yellow ($225 to $570).

The Palazzo Collection of hand-painted ceramic designs debuts. Featuring a vintage Italian appeal, the yellow and green ceramic shapes are offset by pewter accents ($200 to $500).

New to the Poeme Collection is the La Reina rug, hand-tufted of 100% handspun wool in a transitional botanical design with an ice-blue background accented with red, hot pink and pale lemon ($580, 5x8). Tree of Life joins the Opus Collection, featuring Arts & Crafts inspiration on a pumpkin background with silver, green and red accents ($1,470, 6x9).

Garden stools debut in the Ming Collection, made of hand-glazed ceramic in green, white, orange, pale blue and purple ($600 each).

Brass hurricanes debut, featuring intricate hand-painting in aged gold and available in three sizes. A pair of wall panels is made of iron with a hand-finished crackled lacquer, while a sphere of faux crystal is mounted on a twisted and scrolled gilt iron base with prism adornments and hand-stitched faux leather. New lamp designs include the DeQuarte lamp, made of gilt iron with gold-dusted prism and a drum shade in faux leather with hand-applied gold leaf.

New from Jonathan Charles is a mahogany knife box, with lost wax brass accents ($309). Furniture introductions include the formal Breakfront cabinet, offering satinwood veneers in an ornate marquetry pattern ($5,544), as well as a narrow console cabinet in walnut with plank top and panels for a more rustic edge ($1,989).

New machine-made designs include Ocean/Sand Oasis, from the Legacy Collection, made of space-dyed polyacrylic ($299, 5x8). Twenty new rugs join the Chateau Collection featuring understated damask and contemporary designs, including the Ivory/Spa floral, made of 100% hand-tufted wool with extensive hand-carvings ($499, 5x8).

The Dynasty Gong debuts, offering an updated Asian look hanging in a cast frame finished in dark bronze with gold highlights ($299). Also new is the Movado vase, an elegant contemporary porcelain design, hand-finished in silver leaf and gold ($259). Tradition is reinvented with the Inverse console, using a classic design that is contemporized with an antique red finish ($2,599).

Sand-blasted oak in a natural wax finish forms the Gingerbread table and chairs, designed by Paola Navone ($15,000).

From the Flowers Collection comes the Flora Botanica pair, a set of two multicolored floral prints on canvas ($200, each). Nothing to Dream About is a vintage advertisement, hand-printed on canvas ($289).

Flame mahogany, solid brass hardware and hand-tooled leather adorn the Churchill desk ($29,700). Also using flame mahogany is the Sussex Range commode, incorporating rosewood banding and boxwood inlay ($8,775). A simple bedside table is made of myrtle walnut with solid brass hardware ($2,100).

Several new barstool designs debut, including Poise, covered in coffee-colored faux leather with a hydraulic lift ($216). The Regent stools offer a high back and thick padded seat and are available in brown, black and white ($200).

A French country rattan wing chair marries flamboyant design with functional side pockets ($938). The company introduces three other accent chairs in either wicker or rattan, as well as a wicker daybed and a rattan planter box. A new line of contemporary rattan-wrapped PVC vessels also debuts.

The Capri Wave vase branches out from the company's rustic roots, exhibiting a new vibrant finish designed to appeal to contemporary tastes ($169). Eight other vessel designs also debut; each piece is hand-made by local Mexican artisans. Several sculptural pieces, as well as wrought iron and copper tables and chairs are also new at market.

A set of rustic porcelain bowls comes from the Hermit series, also available in white ($20 to $60 each). From the Red Chamber Collection comes a collection of large porcelain vases in various styles and available in black, white, red or brown.

The striking Blue Fantasia bowl from the European Art Glass collection is signed by the artist ($410). Three other pieces from the same collection also debut: the Safari Ruffle vase in red and brown; the Odyssey oval centerpiece in blue, red and opal; and the Impression centerpiece plate in tobacco and black.

A Chrysanthemum cushion has a modern chic pattern on vibrant blue fabric ($18). The cream microsuede Sochi sectional emphasizes sleek contemporary lines ($1,790). The company also is showing a few new vases and a table lamp at market.

Foliage, a 100% wool rug from the Impressions Collection, found its inspiration in art's Impressionist movement ($499, 5x8). A new animal skin-inspired 100% hand-tufted wool rug from the Serengeti Collection comes in a modern apple green colorway ($599, 5x8).

The new blue dragon dinnerware pattern makes elegant reference to ancient Chinese ideals that connected this mythical creature to their Emperor — good fortune and protection ($215, five-piece place setting).

A chandelier from the Hollywood Palm collection is both modern and organic with its urban gold finish and round cream linen shades. The Abigail table lamp and chandelier feature pearl-like elliptical mouth blown glass shapes in a creamy tone and beige string shades. Pieces from the Sutton Circle, Manchester Heights, Olana, Golden Rod, Phoenician Court, King's Table and Lake Geneve collections also debut.

From the Preserved Greens Collection, a ball of vibrant greenery grows from a square pot ($38 to $50). A set of heart-shaped wreaths and a cone and ball topiary also debut from this collection. Also new are several pieces from Richard Taylor's faux bois collection, including a large rustic finial and three types of flower pots made to look natural or like repurposed antiques.

The Positano table lamp from the Etruscan Collection is made to look like unearthed pottery with its crackled yellow and gray finish ($379). From the Emerald Isle Collection, the porcelain Emerald Sea table lamp has a variegated green finish ($379).

With lively tulips, bluebells and allium, this arrangement from NDI's Shanghai Collection makes a statement in orange and purple ($398). An assortment of orange, burgundy and purple cosmos burst from a rustic wooden bucket in one piece from the Weekend Retreat Collection ($218). Two other pieces from the Shanghai Collection and two from the Weekend Retreat are also new at market.

A light green Vanda orchid sits in a satin pewter ceramic cube pot ($96). A clematis vine cutting springs from a glass cube with unassuming grace ($58), while vibrant mixed tulips in a clear glass envelope bring a touch of spring ($330).

A new rug from the Radiant Impressions Collection by Liz Claiborne Home is machine-woven from 100% New Zealand wool; the rug also comes in a brown colorway ($1,429, 8x10). Two new handmade and hand-carved wool rugs from the Dimensions Collection feature bold geometric patterns and a modern palette ($999, 8x10). Several rugs from the Reflections and the Nourison 2000 collections also make their debut.

Intricate swirls of brushed copper, flame-treated brass and steel in Whirlwind create a stunning piece of wall art ($350). Mosaic, a contemporary decorative mirror, is framed by squares of those same metals to dramatic effect ($300). Circles of frosted glass and brushed nickel have been back-lit and harmoniously joined together in Porter ($700). Four other pieces of contemporary wall art also debut.

The company formerly known as Glass Nuvo introduces a lacquered bamboo stripe set of vases ($203). A gold set of lacquered bamboo includes two vases of different shapes and a large charger ($566). Every piece is handmade so no two are alike.

Palm Springs Rattan is introducing all-weather outdoor rugs in five botanical-inspired patterns. They are bleach-safe for easy cleaning.

Roman Relic II, a limited edition giclee, debuts this season ($312). Four popular dog breeds are individually featured in a set of four textured sepia prints ($54 each). An assembly of cowboy boots in calm desert colors is featured in a pair of canvas transfer pieces ($66 each).

A contemporary reinterpretation of a traditional look, this four-drawer chest has a fully reeded front with a rich dark finish and nickel hardware. Also new is a solid brass column table lamp topped by a pleated shade. A three-tier, two-drawer console table in a deep finish has easy mobility with the addition of nickel casters. A Deco two-door, two-drawer console is also new at market.

The Portofino armoire from the Portuguesa Collection is made from Oregon pine that was shipped to Peru. The company reclaimed the wood and added wrought iron accents to create an elegant rustic look ($3,800). The Nailhead sofa table, also from the Portuguesa Collection, is hand-distressed and features hardwood construction, hand-turned legs and nailheads ($1,600).

Abaca fibers have been woven around an iron frame to create an organic, eco-friendly accent ($150 to $250). The off-white high-gloss Gaylord vases are curvy, chic and can even go outdoors ($199 to $399). Strips of veneer have been fixed to sheet metal strips and woven over a matte black background to create the the richly colored Habi wall decor ($1,000).

Transcending Rustic does just that, the original painting on canvas with mixed media elements is both pastoral and chic ($4,950). Music & Martini is a contemporary painting with mixed media on canvas that features brilliant trend-right colors, native-theme patterns and a repeating olive motif ($5,500). Silver Mosaic, an original painting on canvas, has calm silver, beige and gray tones ($6,100).

Statue of a Woman, an exclusive giclee on canvas, showcases a woman's face among a network of lines and rectangles ($169). Sword Fish and Saw Fish, a pair of antique sport fish giclees, are deckle-edged and floated above a faux silk mat, framed in burl wood with a gold lip ($340, pair). Fringed Botanical 4 consists of a giclee printed on fringed raw canvas, mounted on natural linen, then embellished with bronze nailheads at the corners ($212).

Hand-blown peach glass vases have re-fired edges and a bubbling technique that gives them an organic feel. Citron glass candle stands have a grooved column shape, topped with polished aluminum candle cups. In chocolate and amber, a set of glass vases have a sophisticated air.

In solid cherry, the Scroll chest caries off a casual sophisticated feel with its amber finish and bold diamond and scroll design ($5,985).

From the Transport Collection, this water biplane image is framed in wood from sustainable forests ($290). Artichoke, from the Botanical Collection, exhibits three varieties of the vegetable ($650). Also from the Botanical Collection, two Gerbera daisy images ($340, each).

Quoizel plays on classical inspirations with a fresh twist in these seasonal introductions. Crafted of genuine Tiffany art glass, the Vine Leaves table lamp showcases an updated leaf motif and bronze patina base ($270). The Golden Wheat table lamp swirls earth tones to create a flowing wheat design, accented by a mottled copper patina on the sculptural base ($199). The Chrysanthemum table lamp gains its name from a circular, carved floral motif base and is topped with a rectangular cream linen shade ($170).

Flora and fauna float across Regina Andrew's new collection of lamps, planters and tins. Hand-painted butterflies decorate a set of three metal planters, finished with scalloped edges ($140, set of three). Botanical seed pods captivate with nostalgic charm in the Hex Tea Caddy lamp ($217) and tin ($99).

Part of the Age of Exploration Collection, the Coronado desk globe blends Spanish-inspired designs and Early American insignias. The Coronado was created as tribute to Spanish conquistador Francisco Vasquez de Coronado and features a Coronelli map ($60).

Contemporary and transitional rug designs premiere this season. In the Silver Collection, looping swirls give the hand-knotted, New Zealand wool design abstract appeal ($890, 5x8). Fresh botanicals and rich hues lend the handcrafted Fusion design versatility and modernity ($399, 5x8).

Inspired by the French song Syracuse, a new dinnerware pattern evokes the Mediterranean Sea and Greek and Roman civilization. Designed by Arielle de Brichambaut, azure and gold hues reveal a pearl-like or pebbled pattern ($890, setting).

The large cocktail table from Robert M. Weiss Presents showcases a veritable explosion of flowers. Shown with reverse-painted glass top, the carved wood base features painted glass inlay ($1,400).

Abstract to ancient wall art offerings premiere this market. Desire I, an exclusive giclee from Roma, features a contemporary figurative painting from artist Deana Nastic and modern frame ($399). An exclusive antique print depicts the medieval city of Siena in Antique City Vu – Siena, surrounded by hand-carved Palladio molding ($599).

Flirty florals, sassy stripes and scrolling ironwork are among the themes in The Rug Market's newest introductions. Nylon outdoor offerings debut in the Terraza Collection ($306, 5x8) and the Veranda Collection ($319, 5x8). Hand-printed jute rugs offer outdoor themes to indoor rugs in the Natural Collection ($306, 5x8). Additionally, The Rug Market introduces the Walt Disney Signature Collection, a non-character adult home furnishings collection. Hand-crafted in 100% New Zealand wool and viscose silk, each rug design draws inspiration from Disney classic films ($875, 5x8).

Safavieh debuts the Agra Collection, featuring the first transitional designs to come out of Agra, the rug-weaving capital of India. Each of the five designs is hand-knotted with specially twisted, vegetable-dyed wool yarns and feature open and airy interpretations of classically derived 19th century floral motifs ($2,099, 6x9). Safavieh reinterprets varied animal prints in hand-tufted, Tibetan weave and Sumak rugs. New designs in the Martha Stewart Collection include Damask, an adaptation of 17th-century silks; Sakura, referencing a vintage French Art Deco textile; Block Quilt, inspired by the geometrics of an American quilt; and Ikat Marsh, influenced by Middle Eastern ogee arches updated with ikat effects.

Featuring a hand-rubbed cappuccino finish with golden bronze highlights, the Diamond cabinet features a power lift for a flat screen TV. Part of the Invincible Collection, the cabinet combines style and substance with seamless ease ($9,990).

Lush combed cotton creates the Biggie stripe throw, part of the Natural Ideas Collection. Thick, chunky stripes assume a masculine feel in soft, earthy shades ($165).

Classically inspired accent furniture designs premiere this market. The Carlton Writing desk exudes a romantic air with painted floral embellishment on solid wood and filigreed brass trim ($2,250). The Diamond Leather console blends rich cognac and mahogany hues in a two-toned antique leather finish ($1,438). The Old English Coat rack evokes a period antique, crafted of brass and wood composite ($969).

Pirouette, a new crystal table lamp from Schonbek, accentuates clear lead crystal with droplets of Strass Golden Teak crystal. A subtle taupe Dupioni silk shade completes the look in elegant harmony ($999).

Selamat Designs debuts an eco-friendly version of its woven accessories line with the introduction of the Bamboo Collection. Sleek and clean-lined, the woven bamboo designs include Q-Tip container, amenities tray, waste basket, hamper and tissue cover. Additionally, the new Stratus Teak Collection blends teak and stainless steel with a contemporary aesthetic in a bench, coffee table, end table and lounge chair ($430 to $1,250).

Statements introduces bamboo urns this market. Suitable for indoor or outdoor use, the earthy designs feature split bamboo veneer overlaying ceramic forms ($129 to $149).

Furniture and accents draw on multiple sources of inspiration this market. The French Armour Sunburst mirror reflects antique style with fleur de lis motifs ($320). Additional introductions include the Noir Royale black lacquered box ($60), the mirrored Dempsey Cabinet ($1,000) and the botanical-embellished Lorraine Buffet ($1,200).

Multiple collections debut this show, as well as additions to existing collections. Gramercy, one of the new collections, is hand-tufted of 100% New Zealand wool and made in India ($449, 5x8). Ceramic designer Jill Rosenwald launches the Zuna Collection, featuring popular colors and natural design elements ($499, 5x8). Hand-carded of 100% New Zealand wool, the Lhotse Collection rug showcases strong transitional styling and colors to dramatic effect ($1,499, 5x8).

Textillery Weavers highlights red, soft pastels and gold tones in spring offerings. Made of 100% rayon chenille with fringe, the Gold Collection offers masculine plaid in combinations of beige, Dijon, dark tobacco, white and black ($310, 42x72 inches). Light and airy pastel throws blend tonal shades in midweight textured designs: honeydew and moss; powder blue, jean and pool; and bubblegum, bright red and red peppermint ($215, 42x72 inches). Shades of red also star in seasonal introductions, ranging from a garnet and black mini-houndstooth throw ($245, 42x72 inches) and heavyweight solid throws in copper, paprika and cayenne ($300, 42x72 inches).

Chloe, a new bedding ensemble from Thief River Linen, showcases a soft romantic air. While rooted in classical inspiration, the updated design feels fresh and modern in warm golden tones ($1,600).

Three Hands introduces the Hippie Haute Collection this market. Bold colors and lavish motifs decorate the set of five trunks in a Bohemian gypsy pattern ($99, set).

New wall decor selections include An Old Acquaintance, a hand-textured landscape print in a double-stacked copper-rubbed frame ($165 to $378). Coral Tapestry I, part of the Under the Sea Collection, silhouettes coral reef imagery and is finished with double matting and black beaded frame ($145). One of a series of two images, the Blue and Red Crest features antiqued period specialty mats, wide pounded black frame with rubbed copper beading ($229).

The Avenue Collection of wood-base accent furniture debuts this market. Shown in a tropical leaf print, the accent chair comes in 200 fabric options and is paired here with the small Sonoma end table in solid ash ($995, chair). The Facets Entry table, which also functions as a dining or gaming table, features a sculpted, multifaceted base in espresso-hued solid ash with round cherry top ($1,350). Subtle swirls punctuate the upholstered Parker Slipper chair, reflecting easy contemporary style ($895).

Nostalgic designs debut from Trade Winds Furniture this market. The Cottage bench features a slatted design and lightly distressed, painted surface with a lower shelf that accommodates up to four storage baskets ($350). The Provence round side table draws on antique French furniture and comes in 10 color options, also available with carved leaf pattern around border ($299). From the same collection, the triangle-shaped side table offers charming versatility for hard-to-fit places ($299).

Sculptural lighting designs debut in the Functional Art Collection. Sitges stacks polished nickel orbs atop an acrylic pedestal in modern fashion, finishing out with satin fabric shade with gold paper inner liner. Gold leaf cubes link to form the base of the Malaga table lamp, topped with gold pleated organza shade. The Alicante wall sconce pairs gold leaf bubbles with black pleated organza shade.

Several new Liora Manne rug designs are added this market, including Ravella, an indoor-outdoor textural stripe available in 26 colors ($290, 5x8). The Vision Collection offers a cheerful sea-inpired design ($750, 5x8), as well as an edgy solid rug with a multi-toned border ($250, 5x8).

The contemporary OG Series Collection debuts this market and includes a matching pendant, sconce and chandelier. Art glass globes are offered in several colorways, contrasting with sleek stainless steel frames which are made in the United States ($1,020 to $4,600).

Introductions in the Beijing Collection include silver mercury glass candlesticks and decorative objects ($99 each). Additionally, bottle-shaped red ceramic vases debut in various heights ($50 each). Embossed blue and red ceramic vases are introduced in the Madrid Collection, featuring tile-inspired and floral motifs ($59 each).

Uttermost is debuting its first line of accent furniture this season. The 50-piece collection includes the Lesley commode table, an oval-shaped tablet with carved, vertical channels, banding at the top and a black marble top. The Bradbury round end table is finished in satiny black with silver-leaf details. In upholstery, the Derek armchair takes a classic shape and freshens it up with a combination of plush fabric and faux leather with nailhead trim.

Decorative accents debut in porcelain and stoneware. From the Garden Collection, a starfruit cluster ($62) and an asparagus bouquet are introduced in fine porcelain ($94). The Lattice garden stool, part of the same collection, is a new design in vibrant crackle turquoise ceramic stoneware ($210).

Wesley Allen introduces new iron bed designs with a fashionable twist. The New Orleans, a French Rococo interpretation, encompasses lavish castings and elegant curves in a textured blue finish ($1,991, twin). A delicate garden theme defines the Laurel bed, replete with meandering vines and Copper Moss finish ($1,300, queen).

Both traditional and modern accents premiere this market, including a pair of boxes with a tufted look. Giving a nod to the classics are the Carved Spheres lamp with scrolling motifs and braid-trim shade, and the Shell and Scrolls lamp, a gilded design hand-carved of acacia wood. On the modern front, the metallic Gingko Leaf lamp displays stylized gingkoes against glossy lacquer, and a textured lacquerware vase spotlights modern Asian styling in a delicately flecked, bottle-shape design.

Vintage maps of New York, Paris and Rome get new life when reprinted onto corkboard using a two-color silkscreen technique ($100). The Pinecone series of wall decor include three designs in a leaf-themed frame ($50, each). A pair of lamps debuts: one a tall green vase design with a damask-inspired shade ($218); the other a yellow crackle-finished vase with a playful plaid drum shade ($218).

Woven Workz introduces three new textural throws this season: Brittany, Betsy and Cathy. Made of acrylic and polyester, Brittany features a large-scale herringbone design and is available in five color options ($80). Offered in six colorways, solid Betsy boasts a distinctive bubble yarn and is made of microfiber ($80). Windowpane-patterned Cathy comes in chenille and offers extra-large sizing ($80).