By Hadley Keller; Produced by Parker Bowie Larson for Architectural Digest
AD editors select their must-have items, from simple pleasures to ultimate luxuries.
1. Dandelion chandelier
With its delicate blossom silhouette, Canopy Designs' Dandelion chandelier conjures a carefree, summery spirit. The 22"-dia. hand-painted fixture, pictured in white/green ombré with milky-jonquil beads and milky-raincoat glass rosettes, can be completely customized; $2,878 as shown. canopydesigns.com, 212-355-0033
2. Curved sofa
Roger Thomas's Omega curved sofa for Walters boasts a graphically woven seat and back in synthetic rattan on a powder-coated-aluminum frame. Part of the Delta collection, the piece--measuring 90" l. x 30" d. x 36" h. and shown in white with a matching cushion--is available in custom colors and sizes; to the trade. walterswicker.com, 212-758-0472
3. Print tray
Featuring a wicker rim and a resin base in a Portuguese tile pattern, the Caned Tile Print tray by Oscar de la Renta Home channels the casually urbane entertaining style the late couturier practiced at his Dominican Republic home. The tray measures 20" x 28" and costs $590. oscardelarenta.com, 888-782-6357
4. Kanokomame glasses
Using traditional glassblowing techniques, artist Fujiko Enami fashions a magical dance of color and light in her 3.5"-tall Kanokomame glasses from Sara Japanese Pottery; $115 each. saranyc.com, 212-772-3243
5. Luxe bedding
The spring 2015 line of luxe bedding by Donna Karan Home includes, from top, an embroidered silk pillow ($190), silk-and-cotton standard sham ($165), queen banded cotton coverlet ($250), and queen silk-and-cotton quilt ($625). Select pieces are offered in other colors; available from Bloomingdale's. bloomingdales.com, 800-777-0000
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