The 2018 Connecticut IDA Winners: Product Design

Our judges gave the Profiles collection of mirrors, cabinets and vanities by Robern their vote for the top innovative product. Displaying Art Deco styling with modern conveniences—including USB charging ports, integrated outlets and intuitive lighting controls—the modular pieces, in matte gold, black nickel and chrome finishes, allow for customization. Vanities starting at $649, through Klaffs, klaffs.com, robern.com.

Lenox presents Blue Azzurro dinnerware in collaboration with architect and designer Luca Andrisani. Geometric patterns are rimmed in microwave-safe gold. The porcelain collection, designed to mix and match, represents the colors of the sea in modern shapes for a contemporary, coastal table setting. Starting at $19, through Macy’s, macys.com, lenox.com.

With an easy-touch, on/off operation, the Beale MeasureFill pull-down kitchen faucet by American Standard delivers the precise amount of water necessary—a great tool for the busy chef. Eliminating the need for measuring cups, the water volume selector calibrates the desired water measurement on demand, from a half cup to five cups. Starting at $600, through Frank Webb Home, frankwebb.com , americanstandard.us.

Inspired by the beauty of the paint splatters on her drop cloth after a day of painting, artist Kerri Rosenthal created the Studio Floor pattern. Available in fabric, wallpaper and pillows, Rosenthal describes her best-selling print as unique, happy and colorful. Fabric, $145 per yard; wallpaper, $125 per roll, kerrirosenthal.com.

Seashells are meticulously handcut and assembled to create the impressive Morotai wallcovering by Élitis. The checkerboard pattern is fashioned from naturally beautiful materials in a mosaic of brilliant colors and sold in a set of nine 12-inch squares. Price upon request, D&D, NYC, elitis.fr.

The warmth and texture of wood is captured in Eldorado Stone’s Vintage Ranch stone panels. Each plank is carefully handpainted to create the patina of weatherworn boards with rustic detailing and rich colors. The easy-to-install panel format combines planks of varying heights and depths for a realistic and dimensional composition. $9 per square foot, through Connecticut Stone, connecticutstone.com, eldoradostone.com.

The Vettis two-handle faucet by Brizo features an open-flow spout, highlighting the natural sound and beauty of cascading water. Sporting a modern, low profile, the faucet is available in a variety of finishes, including chrome, nickel and matte black. Starting at $714, through Best Plumbing Tile & Stone, bestplg.com, brizo.com.

Constructed from three two-inch-square cut beams supporting a 32-inch-diameter starfire tabletop, the acrylic Nexus table by PlexiCraft is sculptural in design. Its cut and clarity refracts the light for an eye-catching statement. $2,465, plexi-craft.com.

Grohe’s GrohTherm Smart Control shower system allows the user to customize the water flow and temperature with easy-to-use controls. The low profile wall plate is offered in both square and round configurations, in a choice of chrome, brushed nickel or white finishes. Starting at $653, through Bender, benderplumbing.com, grohe.us.

Swing into summer with the Pendulo outdoor swing by Tidelli Outdoor Living. Designed by Brazilian Ruy Ohtake, the chair rotates for a full 360-degree view. The powder-coated aluminum frame is handwrapped in nautical roping and offered in 60-plus colors. $3,300, through Walters, D&D, NYC, walterswicker.com, Vtidelli.com.