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Liven your home with of-the-moment cloisonné vases, as well as quirky figurines and Bauhaus-inspired sconces ornamented with lustrous enamel.

In the Hudson Valley, Brett Miller is lathing wood into immaculate furniture that looks like nothing we've seen before.

The ancient decorative plaster still captivates as it did in the 17th century.

With a World War II–era milling machine, the California artist crafts poetic, sculptural furniture pieces.

Through potted plants, garden furniture, nature-inspired art and architectural apertures, designers are bringing the outside in.

In the early 1970s almost no one wanted Rolex Daytonas. Now Jay-Z gives them out as party favors.