8 Designer Favorites For Your Home

Part of Brenda Houston’s latest repeat-pattern collection of wallpapers, Kaleidascopia was inspired—like many of Houston’s earthy wallpapers—by the designer’s personal collection of stones and minerals, and is reminiscent of her Agata Mosaic design. $86 per roll, through Bergdorf Goodman.

JKC+D is creating fully customizable jewelry for the home. The bespoke hardware manufacturer works with local artisans to create artistically forward pieces, incorporating color, semiprecious stones, fine casting, engraved quotes, fossils and more. Price upon request.

A personal touch can be hard to find these days, but not at Francine Home Collection. The unique bedding line from interior designer Francine Murname allows clients to choose the color and design of their items, as well as custom embroidery, monograms and appliqués. Price upon request.

The Sellier sofa from Hermès’ latest home collection is a love letter of sorts to the brand’s origins, as its mastery of cabinetmaking, upholstery and caning are seen throughout: A caned screen on one end of the sofa shelters a leather-covered box for the owner’s convenience, while saddlebags on the side of the armrest and hidden pockets and compartments provide additional storage. $69,000.

Design duo Gabriel Scott drew inspiration from midcentury modern design when creating the Dean side table. The translucent smoked-glass top gives way to the sculptural base, available in black steel with brass hardware, all brass (shown) or all copper options. Starting at $1,350.

This colorful glass vessel, part of a collection dubbed the Internal Colorway Series, was crafted between 1965 and 1975 in or around the town of Empoli, Italy, known for its iconic glasswork. The rare, graphic works are a prime example of the Empoli glasshouses’ skill and advancement from their earlier (circa 1927) works and are together as a collection for the first time since the ’60s. Price upon request, cultureobjects.com.

First shown at Salone 2016, Armani Casa’s Club bar cart was made in limited production (only 50 available) with each piece numbered and signed. The front of the rustic unit is decorated in a hand-varnished “ocean” lacquer, while the remaining structure is covered in a pearl, gold fabric. Inside, three drawers and a removable countertop offer ease of access and space for mixing drinks. $65,000.

De Le Cuona has introduced a new bespoke service specializing in hand-tailored curtains, cushions, throws and upholstery, customizable by size and design, and made to fit any space or theme with quick turnaround times. Clients can begin forming ideas in the showroom, or appointments can be booked with de Le Cuona’s bespoke manager for on-site visits. Price upon request.