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We’re hot off the heels of Paris Design Week and Las Vegas Market, and statement-making collections are launching left and right. From log-cabin-inspired storage drawers to stackable 3D-printed table lamps, feast your eyes on this week’s most noteworthy newcomers.

Selections from Old Hickory’s Lodge collection by Max HumphreyKaitlin Green

Max Humphrey teamed up with Old Hickory for the Americana-style Lodge collection. Highlights from the mountain-getaway-fueled collaboration include the log-like Cabin dresser, the rocking Cascade chair, and the spacious Ranger daybed, a rustic beauty available in an array of fabrics and leathers.

Joon Loloi’s Ash rug in Blush/Multi by Heidi Caillier Courtesy of Joon Loloi

The new venture Joon Loloi tapped Seattle designer Heidi Caillier for its first collaboration. The Scandi-style collection spans 22 rugs and 20 pillow designs, including the hand-knotted, folk-artsy Ash; the flower-accented Aster; the tufted-wool Lilette; and the super soft, power-loomed Zinnia.

The Langham bed in Fayette Cloud by Four HandsCourtesy of Four Hands

The Amelie chair in Beige ShearlingCourtesy of Four Hands

Left: The Langham bed in Fayette Cloud by Four Hands Courtesy of Four Hands | Right: The Amelie chair in Beige Shearling Courtesy of Four Hands

In Las Vegas, the latest looks from Four Hands were on full display at the World Market Center. Showstoppers from the 24-piece launch include the sculptural concrete Necchi dining table, the channel-tufted Langham platform bed, and our current crush, the Amelie chair, a curvy wingback cutie outfitted in fuzzy beige shearling.

Momentum’s Vera fabric in its many colorwaysCourtesy of Momentum Textiles

Momentum Textiles & Wallcovering dropped a dazzling line called Glint + Glimmer. The sumptuous series introduces six high-performing upholstery styles: the dappled Becloud, the ribbed Ellis, the shimmering Souza, the ultraplush velvet Vera, the bespeckled Willa and the zebra-striped Zara.

Narcissus wallcovering in Gloaming by Callidus GuildJoe Kramm

Callidus Guild premiered the Fleurs du Bien collection. An ode to founder and principal artist Yolande Milan Batteau’s home garden, the atmospheric line features four handmade plaster wallcoverings dressed in ethereal, abstract floral motifs: the mother-of-pearl-embellished Nefertem, the marbleized Sweet Pea, the damask-esque Forget Me Not, and the undulating, beeswax-finished Narcissus.

The Jura sconce by Chandler McLellan for Troy LightingMichael Spencer

Hudson Valley Lighting Group debuted a dazzling new collaboration with Chandler McLellan at Las Vegas Market. The Scottish landscape–driven line showcases 15 pieces by the Sacramento, California–based sculptor for Troy Lighting, with eye-catchers such as the sinuous, cloud-shaped Jura sconce and the fisherman-inspired Thurso, a voluminous pendant swathed in net-like crocheted fabric.

The Jelly Roll armchair and ottoman by Symbol Home Courtesy of Symbol Home

The Nina sofa Courtesy of Symbol Home

Left: The Jelly Roll armchair and ottoman by Symbol Home Courtesy of Symbol Home | Right: The Nina sofa Courtesy of Symbol Home

Nyack, New York–based brand Symbol Home (formerly known as Symbol Audio) unveiled its inaugural furniture collections. The first features dozens of streamlined living room seating and case good styles, including the wide-armed Nina sofa and the voluptuous Jelly Roll armchair, while the Workspace series boasts 28 chic, office-ready pieces, such as the clean-lined Elvin bookshelf and the Ledge, a wall-mounted solid wood desk with two generously sized drawers.

Selections from McGee & Co.’s Spring 2025 collection, including the Ellis Beige bath towelCourtesy of McGee & Co.

McGee & Co. launched its highly anticipated Spring 2025 collection. The sweeping 283-SKU drop offers everything from furniture and lighting to art and bedding, with standouts such as the gently rounded Clemence chaise; the lush, waffle-weave Ellis Beige bath towel; and the honey oak Alberta counter stool dressed in cotton linen upholstery and a woven seagrass back.

Little Greene’s Potter’s Woodland wallpaper in Spring by the National TrustCourtesy of Little Greene

Little Greene released Storybook Papers, its fifth collaboration with U.K. conservation charity the National Trust. The kid-friendly collection offers eight playfully illustrated wallpaper patterns, including the kaleidoscopic Animal Kingdom, the sheep-covered Nip & Lassie, and Potter’s Woodland, a bird-and-bunny-clad cutie that pays homage to beloved children’s book writer and illustrator ​​Beatrix Potter.

Wooj’s Coral lamp in ClearMatthew Gordon

The Baleine lamp in Amber and Smoke by Christopher MerchantMatthew Gordon

Left: Wooj’s Coral lamp in Clear Matthew Gordon | Right: The Baleine lamp in Amber and Smoke by Christopher Merchant Matthew Gordon

Brooklyn-based design studio Wooj rolled out a trio of imaginative 3D-printed designs. In addition to the fingerprint-textured Coral lamp, introductions include the dimmable, renter-friendly Echo sconce and the ribbed-glass-like Baleine lamp, a stackable Christopher Merchant creation made of recycled plastic.

Selections from I​atesta Studio’s Parisian Lumière collection, including the Arpel writing tableCourtesy of I​atesta Studio

I​atesta Studio’s Parisian Lumière line is a love letter to the City of Light. The debut features 10 delightfully adorned creations by Galerie des Lampes, including the neoclassical, fringe-trimmed Balbec hanging lamp, as well as a selection of elegant handcrafted furniture, such as the walnut and distressed iron Mensola cocktail table and the Arpel writing table with leather-wrapped legs.