Design Discoveries

Add some pizzazz to your floors and walls with Artistic Tile’s glass mosaic Fan Club, available in four colorways (shown: blue ombré with brushed brass). $75 per sq. ft., 38 W. 21st St., NYC, 212-727- 9331, artistictile.com.

New Jersey–based Nest Studio’s Deco hardware collection features four handles and two knobs, each available in four finishes. From $50 to $150 per piece, at Katonah Architectural Hardware, 135 E. 55th St., 7th fl., NYC, 212-813-9680, katonahhardware.com, neststudiocollection.com.

Cloth & Company’s Isabella platform bed features a channel-tufted velvet headboard and brass bracket feet. Available in blush (shown), mustard, and snow white. From $1,395 (twin) to $1,495 (California king), at One Kings Lane, 143 Spring St., NYC, 646-908-7000, onekingslane.com, clothandcompany.com.

Set an era-appropriate, elegant table with bone porcelain dinner plates from Villeroy & Boch’s MetroChic collection, designed by New York–based architect Barry Goralnick. $79 each, at Bloomingdale’s, 1000 Third Ave., NYC, 212-705-2000, bloomingdales.com, villeroy-boch.com.

Selamat’s Chrysler dining table, named for Manhattan’s iconic 1930 Art Deco office building, is made of fiberglass-reinforced concrete and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. $1,499, at Style Library, D&D, 979 Third Ave., Ste. 409, NYC, 212-319-7220, stylelibrary.com.

Envisioned by decorator Kelly Wearstler, the Affinity Medium Dome table lamp is available in two stunning combinations: white marble and antique burnished brass (shown) and black marble and polished nickel. $1,615, at Circa Lighting, NYDC, 200 Lexington Ave., Ste. 103, NYC, 212- 725-2500, circalighting.com.

The petite Margaux swivel chair comes in several fabric options and finishes (shown: Vivid velvet in camel and a polished-stainless-steel base). $1,510, at Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams, 210 Lafayette St., NYC, 212-431-2575, mgbwhome.com.

Designed by Rhode Island– based lighting manufacturer Studio Endo, the Deco sconce makes a handsome addition to a hallway or entry wall. Available in six powder-coated finishes (shown: metallic gold). $700, at WorkOf, 55 Prospect St., Brooklyn, 917-708-8070, workof.com, studioendo.com.

The sumptuous materials, bold lines, and sleek shapes familiar from the 1920s and ’30s are in evidence everywhere, slightly tweaked and updated for today’s market. Numéro111’s Arceau table mirrors, which can stand both horizontally or vertically, certainly reflect the trend. $660 (small, 18" high) and $730 (large, 24" high), at Ligne Roset, 155 Wooster St., NYC, 212-253-5629, ligneroset.com.

A heady blend of wool, cotton, jute, and Lurex gives the handwoven Bryant Park rug, from La Manufacture Cogolin’s Jazz Age collection, a subtle metallic shimmer. Starting from $7,600, manufacturecogolin.com.

Designed for Foscarini by Italian architect Ferruccio Laviani, the colorful UpTown lamp is a striking composition of screen- printed tempered-glass panels. $3,953 (table lamp) and $5,316 (floor lamp), 20 Greene St., NYC, 212-247-2218, foscarini.com.

Minimal, yet classically inspired, these handmade polished-nickel andirons will instantly elevate any fireplace. $3,975, at High Style Deco, 27 W. 20th St., NYC, 212-647- 0035, highstyledeco.com.

From Arte’s Velveteen collection, Tetra is a three- dimensional wall covering with a luxurious, velvety feel. Available to the trade in five colorways (shown: 87012) at Koroseal, D&D, 979 Third Ave., Ste. 842, NYC, 212- 751-1595, koroseal.com, arte-international.com.