Century

• The Boca Pointe Petrified Wood Cocktail Table centers a one-of-a-kind slab of polished petrified wood—ebony tones shot through with natural mineral veining—floating above a recessed metal plinth base.
• The Cooper Sofa curves its gently rounded back and flared arms into a soft, enveloping silhouette, its Spring Down seat and Fiberdown back cushions finished with a tailored Micro Welt.
• The Marseille Pendant draws inspiration from the rhythmic beauty of the natural world, translating organic botanical forms into a shimmering, sculptural light fixture. Each piece features a series of hand-poured glass leaves, meticulously textured to capture and refract light like morning dew.
• Crafted from ash veneers and ash solids, the Cadence Game Table features a clean, square silhouette with a smooth tabletop surface and integrated pull-out drink holders. The architectural design is anchored by elegantly turned, sculpted legs with a very light distressing level.

Hickory Chair

• The Cloverleaf Ottoman is a generously scaled cocktail piece dressed in a tailored kick-pleat skirt, rolling on standard brass casters with optional chrome and a plush bullion-fringe finish.
• Wildly expansive yet visually light, the Serge Sectional breaks up its silhouette with open ottoman and table sections, weltless and cushioned in Spring-Down seats with goose-feather kidney pillows.
• Finished in classic Truffle on walnut, the playful Festonato Accent Table can charm its way into any space. Its round top with an emerald green inset and whimsical scalloped apron are unexpected and fresh.
• The iconic Jules Swivel Chair pairs its signature comfort and elegant shape with a fully configurable program of six arm and three base options—shifting from traditional to modern, formal to casual—plus an optional memory swivel at no up-charge.

Highland House

• The Willie Oak 42" Game Table is a modern, minimalist design crafted in oak veneers and oak solids. It features chunky, rounded legs set in from the corners and finished with antique brass caps.
• The fully upholstered Barrett Button Tufted Sofa makes its statement in crisp button tufting, a clean weltless silhouette softened by Ultra Down seats, with optional nail trim along the base.
• The Hanover Chair rolls on casters for easy movement, its clean weltless silhouette on Maple Solids cushioned in Ultra Down, with optional nail trim along the base.
• The fully upholstered Dunmore King Canopy Bed frames the room in clean, architectural posts, its headboard finished with a tailored Micro Welt for quiet, made-to-order refinement.

Maitland-Smith

• Rooted in the clean, human-centric sensibilities of mid-century Scandinavian design, the Nordholm Woven Raffia Console blends warm wood tones with the refined tactility of handwoven raffia.
• A captivating blend of Orientalist elegance and artisanal texture, the Imperial Bamboo Étagère is designed as a showcase. Its architectural silhouette—crowned with a sweeping pagoda top and resting upon sculpted bracket feet—evokes the grandeur of antique Chinese scholar’s cabinets.
• The sculptural Hudson Center Table wraps a bell-form pedestal in hand-stitched textured Leather, its floating wood-framed top anchored by a Burnished Metal collar for tailored, modern sophistication.
• The Action Mirror bursts outward in a dynamic sunburst motif of staggered mirror panels, a sculptural play of light and reflection that makes a bold focal point on any wall.

Jessica Charles

• Defined by its elegant, sweeping curves and architectural precision, the Folio Loose Cushion Swivel is a masterclass in modern upholstery. Its high-back silhouette features a gentle flare that transitions seamlessly into tailored arms, offering a cradled sense of comfort.
• A study in soft structure and effortless movement, the Skylar Swivel Chair brings a refined, tailored presence to any space. Its gently curved back wraps seamlessly into sculpted arms, creating a continuous silhouette that feels both modern and inviting.
• The Jacqueline Memory Swivel Chair is a chic blend of comfort and elegance. A plush, upholstered seat rests on a memory swivel base with thinly tapered legs, adding a touch of glamour to any dressing area or bedroom.
• The Gigi Banquette adds life to any kitchen, dining room or space where intimate gatherings are welcomed. The back can be button tufted or plain, while different skirt options make this truly customizable. Choose from Box Pleat, Dressmaker, Waterfall or Scalloped.

Hancock & Moore

• Clean lines and effortless comfort define the Milan Motion Sofa 2 Over 2. Designed with a distinctly modern point of view, its low profile, wide track arms, and tailored silhouette create a look that feels both architectural and inviting.
• The Bostwick Sofa strikes a perfect balance between tailored comfort and architectural presence. Clean, structured lines give it a refined, modern silhouette, while the distinctive wood rail frames the arms to introduce a bold design element that sets it apart.
• The Aston High Back Swivel Tilt Chair brings executive presence to the office, its tall tailored back rising over a swivel-tilt base with pneumatic lift and casters, ready in fine leather or fabric.
• The Elon Swivel Chair curves into a low, enveloping form built for lounging, its clean tailored silhouette shown in supple Largo Oyster leather over a Bark-finish swivel base.

The Art of Color is a celebration of the world's most imaginative independent textile artists — a partnership built on craft, vision, and the belief that truly exceptional design begins with a human hand.

Each piece starts as an artist's singular vision, rendered through hand-painting on paper or other expressive mediums. Stout then translates these original works onto the finest cotton and linen cloths, preserving every brushstroke, texture, and nuance. To complete the story, coordinating wallpapers and trimmings bring a sense of harmony and intention to every space.

A textile editor's dream, the Designers Love Us collection from Interior Fabrics Inc. gathers luxurious, European-crafted fabrics into color-sorted mini books that let designers pull a curated palette—elevated neutrals through soft blush tones—at a glance. Signature extra-wide widths make seamless, floor-to-ceiling drapery possible without a single vertical seam, while the range spans ethereal sheers, delicate embroideries, jacquards, and textured weaves. Complimentary trade sample sets invite designers to test each fabric's movement, weight, and light in their clients' own spaces.

RUG SPOTLIGHT

Different Ways To Make A Rug

For interior designers, understanding how a rug is constructed is just as important as selecting its color, pattern, or fiber. Construction affects a rug’s appearance, texture, durability, price, and overall performance.

Hand-Knotted rugs are among the most labor-intensive and traditionally crafted. Individual knots are tied by hand onto a foundation, creating a durable, highly detailed rug. The more knots per square inch, the greater the potential for intricate patterns and detail. Hand-knotted rugs are often considered investment pieces and can last for generations with proper care.

Hand-Loomed rugs are created on a loom by artisans who manually control the weaving process. They can offer the look and texture of a hand-crafted rug at a more accessible price point than many hand-knotted styles. Construction can range from flatweaves to plush, textured designs.

Power-Loomed rugs are produced on mechanized looms, allowing patterns to be reproduced efficiently and consistently. They generally offer excellent value and a wide variety of designs, making them practical for larger projects and higher-traffic areas.

Hand-Tufted rugs are made by pushing yarn through a fabric backing using a hand-operated tufting tool. This method allows for dimensional patterns, sculpted surfaces, and a wide range of textures. Because the yarn is not individually knotted, production is faster than hand-knotting.

Flatweave rugs are woven without a pile, creating a thin, reversible, or nearly reversible construction. They are lightweight, versatile, and particularly useful for casual, coastal, and high-traffic interiors.

When specifying a rug, construction should be considered alongside fiber, pile height, traffic level, maintenance, and budget. Knowing how a rug is made allows designers to confidently select the right piece for both the aesthetic and functional needs of a project.