Phillips Collection’s Molten Mirrors combine brass with reclaimed Sheesham wood. The perfect temperature of liquid metal is required to bring both pieces together with results varying slightly from the one before it, making for a unique display.

Sonneman’s Lotus pendant boasts a soft, white, curved suspended form that directs its light up, down, and between the spaces of its flower-like petals. Crafted from metal, it comes in a satin white finish.

Inspired by vintage photography of organic images, Wish from Phillip Jeffries is developed using a digital printing process that can capture millions of hues in extreme detail. The collection features a bold scale of dandelion florets and is available in photo-negative and photo-positive variations.

Studio Twist’s thermal dynamic, eco-friendly Into the Woods fabric is made of 100 percent polypropylene and polyplush and is offered in a wide range of patterns, including bark (pictured), aspen leaves, birch, faux bois, and wood knot.

Handmade and assembled by women in Cape Town, South Africa, Ronel Jordaan’s Cape Nature acoustical flower panels are made of 100 percent merino wool felt and are customizable in a wide range of colors.

WallPepper’s Tropikos includes Palmania, a leaf pattern reproduced through lively colors printed with water inks. Made of textile fibers, agave, and cellulose, the eco-friendly collection is PVC free.

Inspired by Michael Aram’s Lily homeware collection, Artistic Tile’s distinctive tile floats patinated and handcast bronze lily pads atop the company’s crystalline white alta stone, reflecting Aram’s craftsmanship.

Fabricated by Maya Romanoff, artist and designer Jill Malek crafted a custom felt mural wallcovering in collaboration with Rockwell Group for the recently renovated Yellow Magnolia Café at Brooklyn Botanic Garden. C3 Design constructed the dimensional flower appliques.