The 2015 HC&G Innovation in Design Winners: Product Design

This outdoor dining table is a “Why didn’t anyone think of this sooner?” idea. At its center lies a mirror-finished, backlit ice trough, putting chilled wine or other beverages within arm’s reach. Fashioned from Bubinga wood, the nine-foot-long table sits atop legs made of mirror-polished stainless steel.

These cast-concrete sculptures function as stools or end tables. Made by hand on the East End, each “Cousin” is one-of-a-kind and can be customized to fit a client’s specific needs.

Elizabeth Dow’s new drapery collection, Santorini, reflects the colors of the ocean and the muted tones she witnessed while on a trip to the Greek Islands. The open weaves, reminiscent of fishermen’s nets, are fashioned from 100 percent linen.

These versatile fabrics feature soft shades of white, gray, and green, suitable for use indoors as sofa upholstery or outdoors on poolside loungers.

Baroque-style chandeliers were the starting point for the Janus 12, an elaborate fixture developed by the Robert A. M. Stern Architects Collection exclusively for Remains Lighting. Each 12-socket chandelier is handmade in Brooklyn from brass and laser-cut crystal.