This fall, look forward to the reunion of these designers and brands, who are teaming up to create even more winning new products.
Courtesy of Visual Comfort
New Orleans designer Julie Neill and Visual Comfort are back with the Ledoux two-tier chandelier, a showstopper crafted in celadon tile with gold-leafed edges and a leaf-capped crystal sphere at the bottom. (Commerce & Design Building, Suites 2A & 2G)
Courtesy of Chelsea House
To celebrate 10 years of collaboration, Chelsea House has released a new collection with Maryland designer Jamie Merida, including the storage-savvy Montauk side table. (200 N. Hamilton St., Suite 104)
Courtesy of York Wallcoverings
As part of its new Luminous collection with Toronto-based designer Candice Olson, York Wallcoverings adds the shimmering foliage of the Canopy wallcovering to its lineup this season. (IHFC, IH-303)
Courtesy of Hickory Chair
Hickory Chair and Chicago designer Kim Scodro showcase their latest introductions, including the Emma—a sweet, skirted table available in three sizes and either a box pleat or ruffle skirt. (200 N. Hamilton St., Suite 300)
Courtesy of Century Furniture
Los Angeles–based designer Windsor Smith reprises her partnership with Century Furniture for an assortment that features the Solandra cocktail table, crafted in sleek travertine that emphasizes its block form. (200 Steele, Suite 213)
Courtesy of Wildwood
Bring a dash of jewel-toned drama to a room with the Alva mirror, a standout from New York– and Florida-based designer Meg Braff’s second collection for Wildwood. (200 N. Hamilton St., Suites 104 & 125)
Courtesy of Hinkley
Hinkley has returned to Southern California designer Lisa McDennon to create the Bijou medium chandelier, a drop fixture with a medley of golden metal tubes. (Market Square, Suite 143)
Courtesy of Crystorama
New York designer Libby Langdon and Crystorama unveil the Herrick wall sconce, a tailored piece featuring a white fabric shade, a gold finish, and navy blue detailing for a pop of color. (IHFC, H-241)
Courtesy of Four Hands
As Four Hands expands its line with Amber Lewis, don’t miss Nemona, an iron dining chair with a curved backrest and velvety wool upholstery. (Showplace, Suite 4101)
Courtesy of S.Harris
Dallas- and Seattle-based firm Pulp Studios debuts its third collab with S.Harris, including the sinuous Spot Maze, an embroidered cotton fabric available in three colorways and featuring a winding motif with dotted stitches. (Fabricut, Market Square, Suite 217)
Courtesy of Old Hickory Furniture
Oregon designer Max Humphrey has teamed up with Indiana-based Old Hickory Furniture once again, this time to create the Lodge swing for The Porch Swing Company. The slatted-wood stunner is available in Espresso and Green paint finishes, and its cushion can be covered in any of the Sunbrella fabrics from Humphrey’s collection. (IHFC, IH-409)
Courtesy of Loloi
From Loloi and Magnolia Home’s latest line, the Lucille rug in Berry Sky is a floral design hand-knotted in India from 100 percent wool. (IHFC, D-320)
Courtesy of Cooper Classics
Two years after their debut collaboration, Cooper Classics partners with Minnesota- and South Carolina–based designer Bria Hammel for two new pieces, including the Bowery mirror, which features a spindled, dark brown outer frame for a classic and timeless look. (IHFC, D-519)
Courtesy of Taylor King
Following up their Spring Market debut, Taylor King and Charlotte-based Charlotte Lucas are adding new designs to their line, including the arch-legged Park bench, which is inspired by a Karl Springer piece and wrapped in a House of Harris pattern. (200 Steele, Suite 304)
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