Montana was born of the desire to create fireplace tools that are classic and functional but possessed of a modern sensibility. The patinated-bronze-and-iron set includes a poker, gripper, shovel, and holding stand. The three bronze finishes—light, medium, and dark—and an optional nickel plate on accent handles and base are certain to match any interior. 52 Front Street, Healdsburg, CA 95448; 707-431-0521; tuellreynolds.com.

Mirrors, mirrors on the wall, which of you is the chicest of them all? The Galaxy collection's latest, the Juno Mirror, is a good bet. Named for the goddess of the heavens, it is hand-crafted on the Venetian island of Murano, home to the world's foremost glassblowers. The viewing glass is surrounded by a champagne-toned, mirrored and beveled band, framed in clear smoke or green. 485 Broadway, New York, NY 10013; 800-366-4442; donghia.com.

Rich green and rose hues and fanciful trimmings accent the luxurious fabrics in the Alaxi collection. Exquisitely woven jacquards and lavishly textured chenilles provide lively alternatives for outdoor upholstery. These textiles are composed of Sunbrella solution-dyed acrylic. 1010 West 2610 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84119; 877-252-9401; silverstatetextiles.com.

Liz Galbraith's Philadelphia textiles and lighting studio has taken off in recent years; Ovals, her latest design, aptly demonstrates why. A delicate hand-block print with a repeat of organic circles and ovals in contrasting colors, it's available printed on shantung silk, cotton, rayon-velvet, or linen (as are all her patterns). 116 Shurs Lane, Philadelphia, PA 19127; 215-508-0800; galbraithandpaul.com.

Metal Mosaic tiles are brushed 1- or 2-inch copper or stainless-steel squares. (Or try 1-inch copper penny tiles.) The dots, diamonds, cornices, and field tiles in the companion Pewter line are finished in gunmetal, antiqued bronze, aged brass, or darkened copper. 42 West 15th Street, New York, NY 10011; 212-255-4450; completetile.com.

Machine-washable contract curtains may sound too good to be true, but with this manufacturer's clean, green line of window coverings, it's simply a matter of detaching, washing, and re-hanging. Customers can select fabric made from woven bamboo or soybean fibers, as well as an array of cottons and silks. Styles include classic Roman shades, balloon shades, and drapes. P.O. Box 231267, New York, NY 10023; 646-505-0730; curtain-call.biz.

In the Junko fixture, amber-colored chains string together hand-blown glass tubes and rings highlighted by 24-karat gold joints; it's all held in place by a satin nickel frame. The piece comes in two colors and three sizes: 38 by 28 inches, 94 by 106 inches, and a circular 10-inch diameter that's 106 inches high. Applications include column, divider, decorative drapery, and lighting; it takes Par 16 and LED lamping. 11 Mayfield Avenue, Edison, NJ 08818; 732-225-0010; leucos.com.

Although the name means "future" in Japanese, the Mirai bed is actually built from the past. Distressed teak taken from demolished colonial-era buildings in Indonesia are reshaped and recycled into the Primitives furniture collection. The bed is available in three stain options—white wash, natural, and dark—and in standard queen and king sizes. 7470 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036; 877-927-4726; warisan.com.

Graphic designer Virginia Langley is the vision behind the Wild Fire floor-covering collection. The patterns include the checkerboard VL8337-MW91, the crosshatch VL8337-MW91, and the fleur de lis VL6699-MW91. All may be produced as a printed or computer-placed yarn product. More than 1,150 colors are readily available, and more than 1,900 Pantone hues can be matched. 405 Virgil Drive, Dalton, GA 30721; 800-241-4580; durkan.com.

Stow poolside beverages in this handsome insulated cooler that's made of natural teak. Measuring 36 by 26 by 28 inches, it stores up to two cases of champagne. 1057 Bill Tuck Highway, Suite 201, South Boston, VA 24592; 888-456-7837; gloster.com.

These durable fabrics include the tree trunk–like polyester-rayon Hoxton in 13 colors, including Prussian. The leafy polyester-rayon-blend Arlington meets 100,000 double rubs in 10 colors, including Sea Glass. Abstract wisterias are rendered on polyester- rayon-blend Bonnington Square, which exceeds 90,000 double rubs in nine colors, including Pagoda. 200 Varick Street, New York, NY 10014; 800-221-1540; dtex.com.

The vibe may feel out of Africa, but striped 26376-420, animal-checked 26469-410, and bouclé 26461-19 are at home in health-care and hospitality spaces alike. From the Crypton woven collection, the fabrics are offered in 13 combined colorways, are easy to clean, and have a surprisingly supple hand, even though they're iron tough. 225 Central Avenue South, Bethpage, New York, 11714; 888-891-4112; kravetcontract.com.

If Lady Macbeth had known of the three-piece Crypton Care cleaning system, that darn spot would have been out. Ideal for health-care and hospitality upholstery, the white is a fabric freshener, deodorizer, and neutral pH disinfectant; the gold removes protein-based stains (beer, blood); and the purple removes oil-based stains (makeup, motor oil). A stain chart is included. 6745 Daly Road, West Bloomfield, MI 48322; 800-279-7866; cryptonfabric.com.

The ancient art of tapestry is updated with these modern low-warp Aubusson weaves. Pieces such as French artist Daniel Riberzani's L'eau are only produced eight times by Pinton, which purchases the rights to them. Several artists and designers are represented, including Alexander Calder, Le Corbusier, and Fernand Léger. Each tapestry is numbered and signed. Original sketches by other designers can be translated into custom tapestries. 65 Broadway, Suite 834, New York, NY 10006; 212-635-4172; ateliers-pinton.com.

Italy is the inspiration for the sculptural Sedia chair. Its gently fluted legs and delicate arms create an elegant silhouette. The solid maple frame comes in any of 17 standard finishes and a wide choice of fabrics. P.O. Box 4398 Archdale, NC 27263; 800-763-0212; carolinabusinessfurniture.com.

Little Apollo has a spare, playful Jet Age feel. It's available in fabric or leather in more than 100 colors, with a choice of bases: sled, swivel, or four-legged, in polished aluminum or sand-blasted coat. 215 East 58th Street, New York, NY 10022; 212-832-8222; m2lcollection.com.

Like a well-cut gemstone or an elaborate piece of origami, the Facett line of lounge seating is a jumble of angles joining to form back, arm, seat, and leg supports. The result is sharp. 250 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10003; 800-297-6783; ligne-roset-usa.com.

Like a full-bodied Napa red, the Cabernet credenza exhibits bold but harmonized contrasts: a high-gloss polyester finish gives way to sandblasted oak in a variety of lush finishes, including fiddleback anigre, quilted maple, and oak. Its six drawers and two doors are reconfigurable. 979 Third Avenue, Suite 1405, New York, NY 10012; 212-317-2030; evansonstudios.com

Its styling is timeless, but the Shuffle casegoods system is made to adapt. Its desk, credenza, pedestal, return, and storage components are designed so that you can easily add or subtract elements without compromising the integrity of the set. These pieces come standard in book-matched cherry veneer; they can also be ordered in other finishes, including light to medium mahogany. Modesty and pedestal panels are made of perforated metal. 225 Clay Street, Jasper, IN 47547; 800-457-4511; jsifurniture.com.

Its name gives it away. The oval Custom Black and White Floral shade gives bold, graphic expression to a black-on-white print evocative of the 1930's and 1940's. 816 Lexington Avenue, New York, NY 10021; 212-832-8190; orientallampshade.com.

Light filters through the Inox mesh or maple slat shade of &Costa's Eclissi stainless-steel pendant fixture. It also comes in a table, floor, and wall version; in two drum heights; and with a half maple–half Inox mesh shade. 37 Whooping Hollow Road, Easthampton, NY 11937; 631-329-7490; sparklights.com.

It's as old as it looks. The Neo Primitive chest of drawers is crafted from wooden planks salvaged from buildings and bridges in Indonesia, some dating from nearly a century ago. Two layers of teak are superimposed over the drawer fronts to create simple pulls. Horizontal and vertical configurations, as well as an accompanying console, are available. 7470 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036; 877-927-4726; warisan.com.

Ithemba panels from the Varia 05 collection encase tribal beadwork in environmentally friendly EcoResin, a plastic formulated with 40 percent recycled content that may be used outdoors with the addition of a UV protector. Other panels incorporate natural capiz shells or nubbly tiger thatch. 2300 South 2300 West, Suite B, Salt Lake City, UT 84119; 800-726-0126; 3-form.com.

Just in time for the summer grilling season and your cousin's beer-can chicken comes the outdoor Mono Fire Pit. The top shelf holds the fire, the bottom provides extra wood storage. The stainless-steel cylinder is sleek and easily tucks away in the tiniest of homes. 406 Seventh Street NW, Washington, D.C. 20004; 202-628-4067; apartmentzero.com.

It's no wonder kitty has shredded every piece of furniture in the house—her carpet-and-plywood scratching posts have bored her to distraction. The Cat Tree brings welcome relief to pet and owner alike. The steel frame mounts to the wall and has a corrugated-cardboard surface to keep things interesting. The six colors, including Pink Panther and midnight, are the cat's meow. The post can also be configured to stand on the floor. 18 Bartol, San Francisco, CA 94133; 415-421-1600; everydaystudio.com.