David Kleinberg unites Park Avenue materials with SoHo styling in his recent carpet collection. A lush silk pile provides a subtle sheen, while wool fibers absorb more light, and the urban geometry only underscores this manufacturer's mastery of the luxurious. 979 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022; 212-688-7700; pfmcarpet.com.

Phifer's SheerShade Jacquard collection of durable shade cloth blends polyester, acrylic, and vinyl into rustic, tweedy textures with an unexpectedly handwoven feel. All 16 earth tones are compatible with the company's Sivoia QED roller-shade system. 7200 Suter Road, Coopersburg, PA 18036; 800-446-1503; lutron.com.

The hand-painted Pavillion Garden mural offers visual escapism. Spanning up to 60 feet without a repeat, the Asian-accented scene appears on 36-inch-wide panels of paper-backed silk. Colors and scales can be customized. 644 Greenville Avenue, 212, Staunton, VA 24401; 540-337-6600; paulmontgomery.com.

Paul Klee famously said, "A line is a dot that went for a walk." But Sherri Goldman's dots are positively dancing. Her Linedance rug in New Zealand wool comes in various custom color combinations, shapes, and sizes. 917-531-5168; looplife.com.

A delicate new jacquard, Les Fleurs de Morphee is a multicolored viscose-blend woven brocade emblazoned with hydrangea blossoms. Soft ribbons twine on a subtly figured ground of cocoa, daffodil, mint, or papaya. 979 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022; 212-355-7186; old-world-weavers.com.

Marilyn Monroe's breezy performance atop a subway grate obviously set Mark Levin's imagination aflame when he conceived his Marilyn hall table six years ago. A new, three-leg version called Chocolate Leaf retains his signature wengé feet and tabletop splines in a contrasting wood. P.O. Box 109, San Jose, NM 87565; 505-421-3207; marklevin.com.

A finishing touch for corporate and hospitality spaces, the original acylic-on-canvas works in Orit Zeidman's Ambient Art collection are primarily abstract, integrating the patterns and colors of a particular interior. The custom paintings come in varying formats, at reasonable prices. 917-376-9096; oz-arts.com.

Old-world tapestries inspired Art Space's Fabrika collection of textile wall coverings, which include canvas Deffan and Chaulnes and jute Merabeau. Measuring 27 inches wide, all are sold in 4-yard rolls. Installation differs from that for ordinary wallpaper—and so do the results. 212-929-1066; aaronbarrstudio.com.

Thomas Stringer's hand-tufted New Zealand wool carpets were originally designed only as runners. Now produced in custom sizes and colors, the rugs bring exotic flavor to any room. 637 Westwood Avenue, River Vale, NJ 07675; 800-524-1598; texstyledesign.com.

Pausa's allure only starts with a sexy, feline form in deep wengé. A sleek wicker-wrapped aluminum frame allows the relaxed armchair to maintain its compound-curve contours. 1350 Broadway, New York, NY 10018; 646-229-4133; gruppoitalia.com.

Carlo Moretti's Multi Efra table lamp exudes laboratory chic. A clear glass vessel like an upside-down beaker houses a frosted-glass diffuser on a steel base. Choose between two sizes. 1052 West Fulton Market, Chicago, IL 60607; 312-432-0100; morlensinoway.com.

Michael S. Smith alum Clark Collins designed the 29-inch-high Venice table lamp in hand-turned glass, accented with polished chrome for the cap, base, and sockets. A paper drum shade comes standard, with off-white linen or ivory pongee silk available at a small premium. 96 School Street, Suite 4, Williamstown, MA 01267; 413-458-9971; broadbeachdesign.com.

Adrienne Morea's latest line is a blast from the atomic-age past. Part of the Modernist collection of hardware, her pulls incorporate peekaboo cutouts and the occasional clear acrylic accent. In chrome, matte black, and brushed nickel. 326 Mira Loma Avenue, Glendale, CA 91204; 800-799-6755; atlashomewares.com.

The Black and White ball fixture features from one to four handblown glass spheres strung along a satin-nickel canopy. Each ball takes a 60-watt incandescent lamp. 2107 Eighth Street East, Sonoma, CA 95476; 707-939-9416; bacchusglass.com.

Patricia M. Baun introduces artwork for the floor: traditional canvas floor cloths in custom patterns and colors. Baun uses Varathane to seal the three layers of paint onto the fabric—for durability through years of scuffing feet. 405-128 West Sixth Avenue, Vancouver, British Columbia V5Y 1K6, Canada; 604-879-7775; pmbdesigns.com.

This designer's American-made wool, silk, and cotton rugs can be ordered in any size. Hand-tufted Topo One juxtaposes cut pile and loops in custom colors. 5701 Sixth Avenue South, Suite 240, Seattle, WA 98108; 800-400-6636; rugsbyvickisimon.com.

Looking far from awkward, the Teenage lounge chair and its sidekick side table are constructed of dyed and laminated plywood. Versions of both limited-edition pieces will be auctioned to benefit New York's Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club on November 18. 242 West 27th Street, New York, NY 10001; 212-620-4250, ext.14; bromleycaldari.com/furniture.

Tretford, that underrated staple used to protect walls and keep spaces quiet, now comes in a zippy palette that includes brick red, lapis, and saturated raspberry. The face fiber blends goat hair and nylon, and the product is class A fire-rated for vertical applications. Check out the coordinating floor version as well. 165 West Ontario Street, Philadelphia, PA 19140; 800-523-0731; eurotexinc.com.

The clever creatives at this nonprofit studio have introduced Amiens, a collection of hand-painted wallpapers complete with Victorian influences, exotic patterns, and bold color combinations. Manufactured in eight standard colorways, plus custom options. 245 West 29th Street, New York, NY 10001; 212-594-7320; alphaworkshops.org.

Ontario College of Art and Design faculty member Patty Johnson gave solid beveled edges to the John table in white-oak veneer. The knock-down design, offered at 5 1/2 or 7 feet long, sits squarely on solid legs. 285 Elm Street East, P.O. Box 662, Durham, Ontario N0G 1R0, Canada; 800-806-3006; spekeklein.com.

The Lucid chair family has added eight models to its 20 and 30 series, now offered with optional increased proportions. Even more noteworthy, knitted and fully upholstered backrests have joined Lucid's highly acclaimed webbed versions. P.O. Box 2065, High Point, NC 27261; 336-889-2009; davisfurniture.com.

Commissioned to order, Abay rugs combine a weave of cotton strips and natural brown-paper yarn with a tight jute backing. Among the 10 color choices, Truffle, Moss, and Dusk are our particular favorites. 979 Third Avenue, Suite 801, New York, NY 10022; 800-734-8214; martinpatrickevan.com.

Larrea & Milà Studio partners Quim Larrea and Gonzalo Milà collaborated on the Sunny organizing wall. Modular shelves and pegs are easily reconfigured on oak-veneered or cowhide-upholstered panels. The veneer comes in natural, bleached, and wengé stains; for the cowhide, choose white, red, or coffee. 28 Calle de l'Or, 08290 Barcelona, Spain; 34-93-691-7361; novalia.net.

Topstitched espresso leather clads sturdy Manhattan Beach chests with chocolate-finished legs. The buffet version measures 41 inches long, 30 high, and 20 deep. The matching bar has the same length and height but only half of the depth. 981 Highway 98 East, Destin, FL 32541; 850-837-6337; davidhudsonwright.com.

Tracy Kendall's new Color Sections wall covering isn't for the bashful. Coquettish variegated slips enliven the undersides of individually sewed pieces of paper, imparting a positively flirty appeal. The 15 color choices can be mixed and matched to order. Custom dimensions are offered, too; the standard width is approximately 20 inches. 116 Greyhound Lane, London SW16 5RN, U.K.; 44-20-7640-9071; tracykendall.com.