Who says summer has to be all about bright hues and bold patterns? BOH rounded up seven of the season’s most alluring products—all in tones of graphite.
Expormim — Frames Collection
![Expomim's Frames collection Expomim's Frames collection](https://businessofhome.com/system/ckeditor/pictures/14281/data/content/BOH_Expormim__-P-nzbfP5Q.jpg)
Spanish furniture company Expormim has expanded its Frames collection, originally introduced in 2014, with new chairs conceptualized for “small and coquettish” spaces. In a matte gray finish, the rattan chair gets a sleek update, eschewing the material’s typical coastal feel.
Moore & Giles — Bill Amberg Collection
![The Serendipity Hide in charcoal from Bill Amberg's collection for Moore & Giles The Serendipity Hide in charcoal from Bill Amberg's collection for Moore & Giles](https://businessofhome.com/system/ckeditor/pictures/14280/data/content/BOH_Moore___Giles_fm-Dv8gKTQ._%281%29.jpg)
Made in partnership with famed British leatherworker Bill Amberg, this collection from Moore & Giles features six beautifully detailed designs, all digitally printed on leather. The undulating pattern of the Serendipity Hide in Charcoal is a captivating showstopper.
Villeroy & Boch — La Boule
![La Boule from Villeroy & Boch La Boule from Villeroy & Boch](https://businessofhome.com/system/ckeditor/pictures/14285/data/content/BOH_Villeroy___Boch_qVixZiKg_A..jpg)
Fifty years after Helen von Boch designed four table settings nested together in a spherical shape, Villeroy & Boch has reintroduced La Boule in contemporary designs. Featuring seven serving pieces that can be stacked into an orb, the collection comes in three finishes, including a smoky, flat shade of graphite that artfully balances aesthetic and function.
St. Charles New York — The St. Charles Collection
![St. Charles New York's new pre-war inspired kitchen St. Charles New York's new pre-war inspired kitchen](https://businessofhome.com/system/ckeditor/pictures/14284/data/content/BOH_St._Charles_New_York_mWRBH3BGmg..jpg)
In celebration of its 85th anniversary, St. Charles New York has introduced three distinctive kitchen styles, including a modern take on prewar New York architecture that boasts a classic panel door and flush hinges.
New Ravenna — The New World
![The New World collection for New Ravenna The New World collection for New Ravenna](https://businessofhome.com/system/ckeditor/pictures/14286/data/content/NewRavenna_BandanaEastCoastGunmetalKitchen.jpg)
Interior designer Sasha Bikoff created this Americana-inspired line of tile, which includes a playful bandana-inspired motif and makes a statement by experimenting with scale.
Rebecca Atwood — River Wallpaper
![Rebecca Atwood's River Wallpaper Rebecca Atwood's River Wallpaper](https://businessofhome.com/system/ckeditor/pictures/14282/data/content/BOH_Rebecca_Atwood_Designs_yDMlhuJw9w..jpg)
Rebecca Atwood’s River wallpaper, part of the Brooklyn-based textile designer’s spring collection, was inspired by her childhood years on Cape Cod. In this gray colorway, the large-scale pattern feels gentle and calming.
Resource Furniture — Flex Air
![The Flex Air modular sofa from Resource Furniture The Flex Air modular sofa from Resource Furniture](https://businessofhome.com/system/ckeditor/pictures/14287/data/content/BOH_Resource_Furniture_qZsjzOZ_pg..jpg)
New York–based multifunctional furniture brand Resource is celebrating its 20th anniversary with the addition of the Flex Air, a sofa with various configuration options. The large island seating gives the appearance of suspension, while the movable backrests make layout changes a breeze.
Products featured in this article have been sourced from BOH’s new Collections vertical, a showcase of the latest debuts from some of the industry’s leading brands.