As summer winds down and Labor Day approaches, it’s an ideal moment to refine the rooms you live in most. Think sculptural silhouettes, tactile finishes, and functional statements that shift a space from “assembled” to deliberately composed. Our latest arrivals—sourced from noted collectors—bring that kind of presence: elegant, versatile, and unapologetically crafted.

1) Let Sculpture Lead the Conversation

A living room reads instantly more considered when the table behaves like a sculpture. Numbered 8 of only 25, this limited-edition side table brings quiet drama with its hand-cast metal frame and tripod stance—organic, slender, and strong. It slips beside a sofa arm, tucks between lounge chairs, and layers beautifully with both vintage and contemporary seating.

👉 Rare Holly Hunt Trépied Table Designed by Christian Liaigre — HH Numbered 8of25

2) Anchor with Curves You Can Live In

Flowing lines calm the eye and invite you to stay. A sculptural lounge chair softens rectilinear architecture, making the entire composition feel more human. Look for upholstery with a soft hand and a base that reads like fine furniture.

👉 Vladimir Kagan Ondine Chair from Holly Hunt — smoky gray velvet on a hand-carved black walnut base; a mid-century icon reissued for modern rooms.

3) Add Tactile Glamour—Lightly

A single console with sumptuous texture is enough to shift the mood of an entry or living room. Shagreen and patinated brass whisper Art Deco glam without shouting; they add depth, reflect light softly, and set up contrast against matte walls or natural woods.

👉 R&Y Augousti Laurens Console — hand-dyed shagreen with bronze-patina brass legs; glamorous, rigorous, and restrained.

4) Make Scale the Statement

For dining, studio, or gallery-like spaces, a monumental table does more than host; it commands. Slab walnut with expressive grain turns negative space into part of the composition, while a cantilevered base adds lightness to the mass. The result is architecture you can gather around.

👉 Custom 16.25' Double-Slab Claro Walnut Table (Nakashima-inspired) with Cantilever Base — museum-level presence, everyday utility.

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Other Curated Accents to Complete the Composition

• Christopher Kreiling Cantilever Infinity Side Table — a sleek counterpoint beside lounge seating.

• Vaughan Designs Ceramic Table Lamps, Pair — ceramic bodies with sculptural volume; light as architecture.

• Marbello Design Leopard Bench with Spindle Legs — a controlled dose of pattern for entryways or the foot of a bed.

• Niels Bendtsen Index Three Bookcase — crisp lines and open display for objects, books, and negative space.

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Curate Your Late-Summer Refresh

Refresh a single room or rethink the whole floor plan—either way, the goal is the same: pieces with form, material integrity, and purpose. Explore these arrivals and more online. Free white-glove delivery is available across the U.S.

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