The Daily Muse

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Bernhardt Design’s Chantal guest chair 

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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.

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

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Arte’s Hover wallpaper 

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

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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.

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

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

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New York Mosaic Company’s Hexagano tile is soft, fresh, and modern. 

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.

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Walker Zanger’s new Adalucia collection is inspired by Moorish architecture. From the site:

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.  

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

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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.

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

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Artaic’s Cloudburst mosaic is a show-stopper

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DuChateau makes the most amazing wooden wall coverings. They’re luxurious and textural-- and available in a dozen finishes

Pictured: the Metamorphosis in Walnut.

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Specialty Tile’s Dark Ornato tile is one of my biggest crushes right now. It’s equally at home in an urban loft or in an old-world restaurant.

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

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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.