The midcentury-inspired Melrose cabinet from Arteriors features a dark walnut veneer and antique brass hardware. Honey cane rattan-covered doors conceal three tall shelves inside.

Taking cues from the silhouettes and tranquility of the desert, Kimball Hospitality’s Sierra dresser stars rich wooden tones and curved cutouts on the drawers.

Available in two sizes with single and double drawer versions, Usona’s Nightstand 06636 range showcases ribbed wooden panels, which add textural detail to the walnut or oak structures.

Six soft-close drawers and one soft-close cabinet finished in light or dark shale are inset with brushed stainless steel finger pulls in Bernhardt Hospitality’s Foundations Guest Room Cabinet.

Geometric scales etched into the solid oak façade of WeWood’s Scarpa sideboard create a 3D pattern that plays with light and shadows. The piece is offered in four shades of oak and walnut.

Zanette’s Moove collection is customizable with wall and floor modules that can be configured in a variety of ways. Finishes include heat-treated oak with a gloss or matte lacquered finish, or glass and metal.

The FK63 bookcase system from Carl Hansen is devised for maximum flexibility, with different modules that can be combined to suit the space and need.

The coastal-inspired Arrie collection from Kimball Hospitality is informed by wind-rippled sand dunes, soft rolling waves, and the natural, linear effects of the sea.

Room & Board’s Amherst cabinet comes in white oak or walnut with a top available in quartz or granite. It also houses a mini fridge with a glass or discreet wood door.

Bryan Ashley designed custom furnishings for the 217 guestrooms inside the Goodrich-designed Kimpton Sylvan Hotel in Atlanta, including natural oak wood nightstands and green-hued headboards, among others.

The open-shelf Turati Cabinetry Units from Resource Furniture offer a range of options such as sliding panels, closed storage cabinets, a desk, and bar, and can be configured with LED lighting, drawers, metal grilles, and display niches.

Designed by Andrea Bonini, Turri’s Zenit collection expands with the addition of a storage unit. Three glossy lacquered wood doors juxtapose the side cabinet, formed by a curved leather door set apart from the chrome metal top.

Office Specialty’s Nuform Shapes is environmentally minded with a biophilic design comprising 85 percent recycled materials. The storage option comes in an array of finishes, including marble, concrete, and woodgrain.

Adorned with solid walnut handles and legs, Corbu from DeMuro Das is sheathed in charcoal-colored Carta, a sustainable alternative to parchment, and boasts matte black Koto internal finishes.

The Alkermes red handle of Colé Italia’s A-Line small side table is made from a plastic material that undergoes an original treatment to take on the appearance of opalescent glass paste.

Stickley Contract took playful liberties with surfaces and symmetry for the Spencer media console. The four touch-latch doors alternate between narrow and wide, with stepped layers that recede inward and draw the eye.

HBA teamed up with Bryan Ashley to create a custom console for the JW Marriott L.A. Live hotel. The piece has a hinged top panel that, when opened, activates a flatscreen TV lift that rises above the unit for viewing.

Kimball Hospitality’s residentially inspired Attica dresser features a traditional chevron design in an ancient Greek pattern that has been popular for centuries.

Essential Home’s Vittorio sideboard, named after Italian actor Vittorio Gassman, combines wooden black-lacquered H-shaped legs and a walnut body with recessed golden handles.

The Invisible Collection has updated its line with architect and interior designer Rena Dumas to include the Aria console and chevet table. Made from solid oak, the top panel and drawer fronts feature a satin varnish.

Named after the Portuguese word for lake, Wewood’s Lago tables— available in three sizes—are made from a solid marble base that represents the water with a delicate wood top that mirrors the surrounding nature.

With its curvilinear form and delicate ribbing on the door faces and legs, Kelly Wearstler’s Palma cabinet juxtaposes scale and texture with a natural white oak finish.

Made of solid ash, Levantin’s DIOX collection reveals a rich, yet minimalist and streamlined design with tactile sides in lightly finished natural styles.

Gunlocke’s comprehensive Briefing table collection offers coordinating colors, finishes, and material choices including solid surface, glass, veneer, laminate, and painted wood and metal.

Designed by Patricia Anastassiadis, Artefacto’s 2020 collection includes 40 indoor and outdoor pieces that combine the bold flair of Brazilian design with more minimalist Asian influences. Among them is the Omphalo coffee table, with clean lines contrasting its geometric form.

Featuring three doors and drawers, Ethnicraft’s oak Shadow sideboard has a straightforward yet robust frame that is supported by black metal legs that give the design room to breathe.

Constructed from the last remains of heritage stone that is no longer quarried, Salvatori’s René bistrot table, designed in collaboration with Piero Lissoni, gives new life to abandoned slabs of natural stone.

The interior of the solid wood Break Free bar cabinet from Kassone Individual Furniture boasts a sculptural shape that evokes a portal to another dimension thanks to textures that resemble concrete, as well as hues of black, white, and gray.

Made with visible solid square tube frames that feature right-angled lines, Fantin’s minimalist Frame Bookcase system boasts shelves that come in three lengths and five different heights.

Comprising console, dining, coffee, and nesting tables, the classic yet contemporary Brighton collection from Euro Style features American walnut veneer over an MDF top and black powdercoated metal legs;.