The Daily Muse

Bernhardt Design’s Chantal guest chair 

Filzfelt’s Link Screen was inspired by the negative space created by a canopy of tree leaves. Link is a freeform, modular system that plays with opacity and pattern.

Bernhardt Design’s Egalité Bench is a refined bench suitable for commercial interiors

Arte’s Hover wallpaper 

Kreoo’s Pave seat has a marble base and an aged wooden seat. It’s a little bit zen, a little bit modern.

Walker Zanger’s new Stardust line was inspired by 70′s design. It’s made from glazed basalt, and brings a warm, mod look to any space.

Bernhardt Design’s Charlotte chair’s clean lines and soft curves make it a quiet stunner in a modern space

Phillip Jeffries’ Bloom wallpaper is unabashedly feminine and utterly gorgeous. 

Its facetted surface is a fun take on a backsplash mosaic, but it would be equally suited to the front of a coffee bar or reception desk.

Designed with layered shapes through repetition, each pattern balances delicate filagree-like details on a larger scale tile to create a timeless, traditional look in a fresh modern shape.  

Forms and Surfaces makes the most incredible bonded metal doors. The Ellipse door evokes classical architecture, but with a post-modern twist.

Phillip Jeffries’ Beyond creates a stunning landscape in any space. Plus, it’s vinyl, so it’s suitable for commercial spaces-- it’s amazing in a spa environment.

Roll and Hill is a carefully curated selection of statement-making fixtures. The Agnes line is a modern, sculptural family of chandeliers.

Artaic’s Cloudburst mosaic is a show-stopper

Pictured: the Metamorphosis in Walnut.

I’m also crushing on this shelving situation. It’s SO GOOD.

Romo’s Lomasi wallcovering is romantic, whimsical, and chic all at the same time. Vinyl wall covering just doesn’t get much prettier than this.