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A fresh crop of trendsetting collections has arrived just in time for high summer. From alpaca-blend velvets to high-contrast terrazzo tiles, enjoy these cool, forward-thinking launches while lounging in the AC.

Cosentino’s Dekton Artik Nodes surface in Borealis Courtesy of Cosentino

Cosentino debuted two new Dekton surfaces. Artik Nodes is available in three colorways and features heavy graphic veining inspired by glacial landscapes, while Nomak takes a minimalist approach with a palette of earthy neutrals, including ash gray Evok, soft white Keena, and ivory Thala.

Tuuci’s Ocean Master Max Cupola Cantilever in Natural Aluma-Teak finish and custom tasseled shadeCourtesy of Tuuci

At Casual Market Atlanta, Tuuci dropped the Ocean Master Max Cupola Cantilever. The fully customizable all-weather design showcases a two-tiered marine-grade canopy with playful scalloped edges and self-lubricating ribs, paired with a polished titanium mast that won’t crack or corrode in extreme temperatures.

Selections from Riad Tile’s Zellige Mosaics collectionCourtesy of Riad Tile

Dallas-based brand Riad Tile rolled out two new collections of artisan-crafted designs. Tangier offers a curated line of glazed tiles in cool blue tones, while Zellige Mosaics comes in four hand-cut shapes—square, cross, triangle and trapezoid—in multiple shades that can be mixed and matched to create an array of bespoke configurations.

Wavy Floral Lines drapery in Sand by Brexton Cole Interiors for TwoPages

Courtesy of TwoPages

Custom windowcoverings brand TwoPages tapped Virginia-based design firm Brexton Cole Interiors for its latest collaboration. Available as drapes and shades, the collection includes six vintage-inspired fabric patterns: the undulating Wavy Floral Lines; the botanical Cottage Core Floral; the painterly Artisan Block Print; the blossomy Block Print Floral; the striped Grand Millennial Floral; and the geometric Chic Lines.

Sandra Jordan Prima Alpaca’s velvet fabric in its many colorwaysDreamside Design

Sandra Jordan unveiled its first collection of velvets. Handwoven from prima alpaca, wool and silk at a centuries-old Italian textile mill, the collection features eight solid-hued styles ranging from rich brown Mocha and aubergine Fig to creamy Ivory and deep blue Indigo.

Selections from the Casa Moderna collection by Ome Dezin and Concrete CollaborativeJussy

Los Angeles–based design duo Joelle Kutner and Jesse Rudolph of Ome Dezin released the Casa Moderna collection in partnership with Concrete Collaborative. Available as precast tile, countertop slabs, outdoor pavers and cut-to-size tabletops, the line offers eight high-contrast terrazzo styles in eye-catching hues such as dusty rose Arreaza, dark gray Rocca and steel blue Necchi.

The Hudson executive desk in Walnut and the Penny office chair in Kesler Slate fabric by Room & Board Courtesy of Room & Board

Room & Board for Business introduced four fresh workspace designs into its trade-friendly repertoire. The Hudson executive desk is crafted from solid wood and includes multiple storage drawers, while the clean-lined Rowan desk offers a streamlined alternative with exposed joinery. Additionally, the architectural Coles floating media cabinet showcases slatted doors, and the Penny office chair features a clean-lined silhouette and a 360-degree swivel base.

Summit Ultraleather in Raw Cashew by UltrafabricsCourtesy of Ultrafabrics

Back at Casual Market Atlanta, the newly expanded Summit Ultraleather collection by Ultrafabrics was on full display. Partially composed of recycled water bottles, the high-performing series now spans 13 outdoor-safe leather alternatives in a versatile range of shades, including the new blue-green Winter Mint, burgundy Deep Maroon and light gray Raw Cashew.

The Floral enamel metal serving tray from the Finch x Helen Dealtry collection John Gruen

Finch Hudson called on upstate New York artist Helen Dealtry to create a vibrant collection of tableware. The launch features four flower-covered designs adorned in hand-painted watercolor motifs, including a generously sized enamel tray; a set of dessert plates with stained-ashwood frames; linen napkins; and a mixing bowl with a ribbed-metal footed base.

A scene from the “Made in Mexico” pop-up at Somme Robbie Nero

The “Made in Mexico” pop-up has arrived at the Somme showroom in Los Angeles. On display through September, the Francesca Grace–curated showcase spotlights the country’s flourishing contemporary design scene with dozens of highly collectible pieces from emerging makers, such as hand-painted ceramic coasters by Ancestra, Flor Garcia’s palm woven baskets, and sculptural pottery by members of the Yojuela Women Artisans Collective.