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We’re hot on the heels of Paris Design Week, and icy cool collections are dropping faster than the snow can melt. From Italian modernist rugs to lip gloss–colored tiles, feast your eyes on this week’s most memorable launches.
Four Hands unveiled its comprehensive Winter 2026 collection. Along with more than 90 new works from Four Hands Art Studio, standouts from the sweeping 318-SKU launch include the iridescent nickel Romani floor lamp; the oak-paneled Hemphill armless dining chair; the vellum-wrapped Dolly nightstand; and the ruched leather–upholstered Ronaldo bed.
Dallas-based siblings Tanner Moussa and Mackenzie Lewis launched a new artisan-driven brand named Acre. Introductions from the debut collection, which spans furniture, lighting and accessories, include the rope-woven Mirage chair; the braided-rattan Harmony mirror; and the Obelisk side table, a sleek iron beauty with hammered brass accents and a leg made from stacked mango wood spheres.
Arteriors rolled out its third collection of outdoor furniture. In addition to the fluted concrete-composite Etta coffee table Etta coffee table, highlights from the 22-piece launch include the handwoven, flower-covered Florian swivel lounge chair, and the Farely, an architectural console cast from a door frame found in a Spanish mission church.
Tile Club’s latest line is composed of 100 percent recycled glass. The collection, called Sagrada, is crafted in Spain from postconsumer glass and comes in multiple shapes and earth-toned colorways that can be combined to create a Spanish tile–inspired mosaic suitable for both indoor and outdoor spaces, including showers and swimming pools.
More than 50 years after its original debut, Ligne Roset relaunched the Sandra sofa by Annie Hiéronimus. The iconic low-profile design showcases a mix of clean lines and soft curves, as well as channel-tufted upholstery, deep seats, and built-in lumbar cushions that provide both added comfort and ergonomic support.
Shea McGee designed her very first kitchen sink for Kohler. The ceramic Audrine draws from the designer’s signature modern farmhouse style with details ranging from an apron front to an integrated ledge for corralling sinkside accessories at counter height, plus a removable wire basket for washing fresh fruits and vegetables.
Design Within Reach tapped Devin Wilde for a characterful collaboration. The collection offers 10 of the Brooklyn ceramist’s hand-sculpted designs, plus a brand-new serving platter named Vessel No. IX, in four exclusive glazes: bright blue Cobalt, deep red Garnet, glossy black Midnight and creamy Pearl.
British designer Claire Templer released Apothecary, her inaugural wallpaper line. Offered in several hues, the small batch–printed collection boasts five vintage-style botanical patterns based on original pressings: the leafy Alexanders Parsley, the lacy Parsley, the kaleidoscopic Pressed, the font-filled Writ, and the ditsy floral Dandelion.
Tulip’s Bloomers collection is filled with fabulous frills. Inspired by the undergarments worn by 19th century suffragists, the series features three fanciful iterations of the brand’s bestselling Gem shade—gathered, pleated and ruffled—which can easily be installed over an existing ceiling light cover.
Clé’s collaboration with clean beauty brand Ilia is pure tonal magic. Handmade by ceramists for the Clé Guild line, the limited-edition collection introduces five custom glazes in a range of lip gloss–colored hues, including the blushing Mosaic, the peachy Crystalline, the coral Clay, the rosy red Figure and the rich burgundy Resin.
Layered’s latest rug collection is an homage to Italian architect and modernist designer Gio Ponti. Hand-tufted from pure wool, newcomers from the earthy color-blocked line include the semicircle-clad Coppa Canella, the high-contrast Doppio Rossa and the conspicuously striped Mezza Confetto.
