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In designer Michael DePerno’s master bedroom, a Samuel Marx lamp sits on a vintage leather-and-oak desk; the chair and throw are English, and the rug is a vintage wool jajim.
In the office/guest room of an Susan Chalom’s New York City apartment, the French iron daybed dates from the early 19th century and the mohair throws are imported from Finland by Chalom; the Surf sconces are by Neil Poulton for Artemide.
In a library of a Manhattan duplex designed by Robert Couturier, the ’60s boomerang desk is by Maurice Calka, the vintage armchair and ottoman are by Walter & Moretti, and the rug is an 18th-century Agra.
Hallway designed by Allegra Hicks. Artworks by Donald Baechler, Anish Kapoor, and Jean-Michel Basquiat on the second-floor landing; the galvanized-metal stair railing was designed by Tom Dixon.
Touetsu Studio’s Brushed Silver bowls are handmade by Japanese artisans. The dishwasher-safe porcelain pieces feature a shimmering metallic glaze that gives them a distinctive, weathered patina. Each bowl is 6.5” dia. x 3” h. and costs $58 at Sara Japanese Pottery. 212-772-3243; saranyc.com
Unique bespoke lighting sculpture by Rachel O’Neil.
Eclectic Texas bathroom, designed by Gwynn Griffith. A zinc bathtub and a tumbled-travertine floor in the guest bath; a marble platter atop an Italian base serves as a table.
The atrium pool of a Florida home, designed by Tom Scheerer, is lined with Azulejo Ceramica’s River Rock, the terrace is paved with terra-cotta tiles from Paris Ceramics, and the Moroccan lanterns are from ABC Carpet & Home.
In the living room of Malene and William Waldron’s New York home is an iron chandelier from Antiek hung with glass beads from Chandi, a Mexican painted iron chair, and a thrift-store sofa.
Outdoor space designed by Jennie Abbott. The pergola features Dedon furniture from Janus et Cie.
In the living room of designer Robert Couturier’s Manhattan apartment, the oak-and-porcelain table is by Jacques Adnet and Maurice Savin, and the mirror is Louis XIV; a Louis XV armchair is upholstered in a Clarence House silk, an Egyptian throne serves as an ottoman, and a Turkish kilim is layered over a white rug.
The living room of decorator Gwynn Griffith’s home in Texas, features a John Dickinson plaster table, a wicker tub chair covered with a shearling throw, a French chandelier, and a Spanish cabinet; the wall of artwork includes paintings by Griffith, the floor lamp is by Flos, and the pine flooring is original
The Marta sconce by Marjorie Skouras Design filters light through a slab of agate, available in neutral hues or jewel tones, such as dark blue. The wrought-iron frame, shown in gold leaf, also comes in painted and custom finishes. The sconce is 9” h. x 9” w. x 5” d. and costs $1,650. 323-469-3636; marjorieskourasdesign.com