TVs up to 32 inches wide can reside elegantly in Jacques Garcia's Trianon armoire. Standing 7 feet high, the piece is built of solid cherry and veneered in cherry and mahogany. Doors open to reveal an eye-catching red lacquered finish. 1661 Monroe Avenue NW, Grand Rapids, MI 49505; 800-592-2537; bakerfurniture.com.

Traditional hardwood furniture need not be wooden-looking. Witness this informal cupboard from the Oak+ line. At more than 7 feet tall, the piece features sliding plank doors to conceal storage and a generous display compartment fitted with glass doors to keep books or dishware dust-free. 22 Industrieweg, 2630 Aartselaar, Belgium; 32-3-870-15-90; ethnicraft.com.

The Freeway system is ideal for today's high-speed office. Anodized-aluminum table bases allow a single trestle to support work surfaces. Beams can be affixed to the trestles to accommodate storage units and accessories. Rounding out the add-ons are tables and files, both on castors, and demountable partitions. For finishes, choose between veneers of oak or maple as well as glass that's lacquered or back-painted. McDuffee, 23-25 Greene Street, New York, NY 10013; 212-334-4544; ioc.it.

The Four Unit low cabinet offers storage in style, thanks to a black-walnut body, cast-iron feet, and a top and handles wrapped in leather. Available with different combinations of doors and drawers, this piece measures 7 feet 3 inches wide. Two-unit and three-unit versions are correspondingly smaller. 969 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022; 212-753-6389; i4marianiusa.com.

The elliptical top and sculptural base of the Momence cocktail table exude the spirit of art deco. Part of the Evolution collection, the table measures 68 by 24 by 181/2 inches. Choose among eight woods, six stains, and three finishes, such as the espresso pommele shown here. 1423 West Chicago Avenue, Chicago, IL 60622; 312-243-3009; leeweitzmanfurniture.com.

Standing on three sprightly legs, the 4947 Golightly table updates the 1949 original by Edward J. Wormley, the collection's namesake. The new piece—which measures 24 inches high and 14 across—comes in solid maple or walnut, with finishes in natural, American walnut, redwood, or ebony. P.O. Box 5541, High Point, NC 27262; 336-734-1700; collectdunbar.com.

Sometimes, destruction is good. Broken bamboo bits compose the Smashed Bamboo Cabinet 80379's exterior panels—framed by intact bamboo poles stained black and brown. Inside is a shelf. 600 East Sherwood Drive, Union City, TN 38261; 800-394-4225; cbkhome.com.

For high-powered summits or informal meetings that need a bit of pomp, the Mural wall system supports an array of plasma screens, projection systems, and computers. Elegantly concealed wires are easily accessed in reconfigurable channels and columns. Optional sconces, whiteboards, and shelving are available. Standard finishes offered include maple, cherry, walnut, or oak, in 17 stains; custom finishes may be ordered as well. 5151 West River Drive, Comstock Park, MI 49321; 877-682-7238; nucraft.com. circle 444

With this manufacturer, a little German engineering goes a long way. The MultiMedia Cabinetry, less than three feet wide, fits a media task center with swiveling television platform and computer desk, which can be hidden behind basalt or frosted-glass panels. Frames are available in bronze, aluminum, and stainless steel with white or colored interiors. 3331 Street Road, Suite 450, Bensalem, PA 19020; 215-244-6800; siematic.com. circle 449

The candy-colored Motif table takes its cue from the relationship of circular forms. Its overall shape derives from the meeting of two circles at their radii, the abrasion-resistant polycarbonate-and-acrylic top features eye-popping dimensional patterns in four different options. Available in side, table, or bar height, with a polished stainless steel base. 15 Park Row, Suite 26E, New York, NY 10038; 917-671-7923; intotonyc.com. circle 452

Made of certified wood, eco-friendly Helen suits multiple styles and uses—place it by the bed or next to the sofa. The end table can be either stained or painted in five standard colors or limitless custom ones. 915 Broadway, Suite 1001, New York, NY 10010; 212-529-1400; qcollection.com.

Guests get more than a good night's sleep with the Hermitage sectional king bed. Adding to its appeal are recessed overhead LEDs, clear glass shelves, modular side tables, and a headboard and base with removable fabric or leather covers. Available in polished maple or lacquer. 300 Frank W. Burr Boulevard, Teaneck, NJ 07666; 888-836-9100; giorgettiusa.com.

Frame audiovisual components with Frame. Capable of standing on its own or attaching to a wall system, the unit comprises modular shelves, benches, hanging and floor consoles, and lighted mirrors. The base is painted steel; the panel may be veneered in stained oak or lacquered. 181 Madison Avenue, New York, NY 10016; 212-685-0800; ddcnyc.com.

Add a dose of old-world glamour to hospitality interiors with this designer's 3970 mirrored cocktail table, which measures 48 by 31 by 19 inches. Antiqued mirror surfaces the top and base. Accents are gold and silver leaf. 979 Third Avenue, Suite 711, New York, NY 10022; 212-223-4454.

Everything isn't always as it seems. Take Chip Cheatham's Parsons bench. What looks solely like supplemental seating actually provides discreet storage space, too, thanks to two drawers hidden in the top. With a surface of crushed-bamboo laminate, the piece is also as durable as it is handsome. 979 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022; 800-334-8701; piercemartin.com. circle 336 ">Everything isn't always as it seems. Take Chip Cheatham's Parsons bench. What looks solely like supplemental seating actually provides discreet storage space, too, thanks to two drawers hidden in the top. With a surface of crushed-bamboo laminate, the piece is also as durable as it is handsome. 979 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022; 800-334-8701; piercemartin.com

Robert Bristow's chunky marble coffee table is a jocund open cube that can be specified in solid maple and walnut, and is topped with a perfectly bold slab of white or black Damby marble. Like all of his work, the wood is brought down to its natural finish and uses absolutely no stain. Various sizes available. 44 West 18th Street, New York, NY 10011; 212-633-0452; ralphpucci.com. circle 439

Offices from Key West to Kilimanjaro can make a statement Hemingway-style with the Manhattan Beach leather file cabinet with lock. One of more than a dozen pieces in the existing collection, it can be paired with matching desks, tables, chests, and even lighting. Handcrafted in Asia with a tropical hardwood frame, white baseball stitching, and a matte finish. Highway 98 East, Destin, Florida 32541; 850-837-6337; davidhudsonwright.com. circle 468

At its most elemental, Logicwork consists of a "garage" to which surfaces, storage elements, and other accessories dock or cantilever, creating 87 possible work-wall and workstation configurations. The collection is available in maple, cherry, or lingo-grain veneers, in all standard HBF or custom finishes. P.O. Box 8, Hickory, NC 28603; 828-328-2064; hbf.com. circle 469

Bold, functional, and fanciful, this single piece of curved float glass, the Toki side table, is designed by Setsu and Shinobu Ito for this Italian manufacturer. 1 Selleck Street, Norwalk, CT 06855; 800-345-0476; formaanddesign.com.

The KT 2408 coffee table suggests graceful French Colonial aesthetics made modern. A maple top, offered in various antique-colored paints and optional gold leaf, sits atop a solid maple base. A stained mahogany top is also available. 2495 Main Street, Floor 6, Buffalo, NY 14214; 716-876-1000; kittingerfurniture.com. circle 441

Zen and the art of the panel system commingle in the Kick sliding door, a companion to the Kick, Answer, and Pathways wall systems. The added-privacy door is reversible to better accommodate both left- and right-handed workers, has a locking option, comes in two heights and widths, and uses a sturdy floor track. In powder-coated aluminum with translucent ribbed plastic and clear or white-laminated glass, Kick allows employees to ponder the nature of a workspace that works. P.O. Box 1967 CD-5W, Grand Rapids, MI 49501; 616-247-2710; turnstonefurniture.com. circle 471

Turned from solid white ash with a clear-lacquered colored top in black, white, or orange, the Jack side table has natural modern appeal. 285 Elm Street East, PO Box 662, Durham, Ontario, Canada N0G 1R0; 800-806-3006; spekeklein.com. circle 433

Inspired by the salons of mid-century New York and Paris, Steven Volpe's Hammerhead, an occasional table, features a hammered-iron base that's hand-gilt with 24-carat gold leaf and an inset plateau of glass or slate. 164 Townsend Street, Suite 2, San Francisco, CA 94107; 415-357-1102; http://www.hedgegallery.com/. circle 460

Resembling the human arm-bent at the elbow and extended forward with an open hand, the Grace shelf can be repositioned. Its frame is made from stainless steel, with low-gloss curly maple arms supporting tempered-glass shelves. Walnut, cherry, and custom options are also available. 209 Grand Street, Suit 2B, New York, NY 10013; 212-219-0479; http://www.baileyheck.com/. circle 465

This artist's debut collection of tables, seating, shelving, and headboards pairs rough-hewn domestic and salvaged wood. Free-form cocktail and side tables come in spalted maple. 481 Greenwich Street, 3C, New York, NY 10013; 212-965-1238. circle 332