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The dog days of summer have arrived, and with them comes an array of forward-thinking launches to mull over while languishing in the AC. From maximalist machine-washable rugs to sailboat-inspired dining tables, here are some of our favorite debuts from the past week.

The Suzy rug in mint by Loom & Co for Pepper Home Courtesy of Pepper Home

Customizable decor brand Pepper Home debuted a delightful collaboration with hand-made rug company Loom & Co. The artisanal assortment offers six made-to-order floorcoverings woven from all-natural wool fibers, including the squiggly-lined Hockney and the Turkish Oushak-style Suzy.

Selections from the Sunbrella Trim collection by PindlerCourtesy of Kindler

Pindler launched a colorful collection of outdoor-ready trims. Composed of weather-resistant Sunbrella brand acrylic, the series features four fanciful styles in 20 vibrant colorways, such as a gold-hued fringe dubbed Damas and a teal-toned tape named Bali.

Selections from the Michael Weiss outdoor collection by Vanguard Furniture, including the Tiburon square dining table and Fremont side chairsCourtesy of Vanguard Furniture

At Casual Market Chicago, North Carolina–based brand Vanguard Furniture showcased its first-ever outdoor collection. The clean-lined series, named Michael Weiss, comprises dining, seating, occasional and entertainment pieces made of weather-resilient materials, including a concrete dining table with a teaklike paneled top and a swiveling armchair dressed in durable waterproof upholstery.

Hydrangea wallpaper by Gary McBournieCourtesy of Gary McBournie

Gary McBournie’s Catboats fabricCourtesy of Gary McBournie

Left: Hydrangea wallpaper by Gary McBournie Courtesy of Gary McBournie | Right: Gary McBournie’s Catboats fabric Courtesy of Gary McBournie

Gary McBournie released a charming textile collection titled Nantucket. A love letter to the architecture and landscape of its namesake island, the line includes four fabric and wallpaper patterns bedecked in vintage floral and maritime motifs, such as the pastel-hued Hydrangea and the sailboat-inspired Catboats.

Selections from the Tulham collection by Brizo Courtesy of Brizo

Brizo premiered a maximalist kitchen collection called Tulham. An homage to the lavish designs of the art deco movement, the series features eight eye-catching fixtures adorned in fluted details and dazzling finishes, such as a wall-mounted pot filler in polished chrome and a pull-down faucet clad in two different tones of gold.

The Amphora Hive and Amphora Rook pendants by Model No. Courtesy of Model No.

Model No. released its inaugural line of lighting. Crafted using 3D printing technology and sustainable materials such as food waste, wood dust, FSC-certified hardwood, and corn and sugar leftovers, the collection offers 13 streamlined yet sculptural designs, including the star-shaped Celestial pendant and the Mediterranean-style Amphora series.

The Hex credenza by OriorCourtesy of Orior

Irish design studio Orior introduced four new hand-crafted designs into its ultrahip furniture line. Additions include a dining table with a U-shaped cast bronze base, a crystal slab–topped side table, a credenza with an intricate inlaid geometric pattern and a nightstand with velvet corduroy–covered drawers.

The Labyrinth Black & Ivory rug by Jonathan Adler for Ruggable Courtesy of Jonathan Adler

The brand’s Pompidou slate blue runner by Jonathan AdlerCourtesy of Jonathan Adler

Left: The Labyrinth Black & Ivory rug by Jonathan Adler for Ruggable Courtesy of Jonathan Adler | Right: The brand’s Pompidou slate blue runner by Jonathan Adler Courtesy of Jonathan Adler

Ruggable debuted its second collection with Jonathan Adler. True to the designer’s statement-making style, the machine-washable assortment spans 13 bold chenille designs in multiple shapes and sizes, including the maze-patterned Labyrinth rug and the deco-inspired Pompidou runner.

The Chair in coconut by Lalo for West Elm KidsCourtesy of West Elm

Children’s brand Lalo unveiled a charitable collaboration with West Elm Kids. The collection features four toddler-friendly designs, including a petite midcentury modern play table set and a super chic high chair that quickly converts to a booster seat, with 50 percent of proceeds going directly to the No Kid Hungry campaign.

The Henley rectangular dining table and dining chairs by Atelier Purcell Courtesy of Atelier Purcell

Atelier Purcell revealed a nautical furniture collection called Henley. Drawing inspiration from racing boats, the heirloom-worthy assortment includes a walnut dining table modeled after the hull of a yacht and coordinating chairs with gently sloped backs that mimic the shape of an oar.