Objects of Desire
Having launched the popular Manhattan restaurant Sona in March 2021, Priyanka Chopra Jonas and Maneesh Goyal are expanding on its heady Indian atmospherics by debuting a line of home accessories, many of which appear on the restaurant’s tables. Perhaps the ideal resource for the multiculti hostess with the mostest? Sultan’s Garden salad/dessert plate, $48, sonahomenyc.com.
Stag Party
Decoupage wizard John Derian and Ralph Lauren alum Alfredo Paredes have joined forces to design this eye-catching catchall, sales of which benefit God’s Love We Deliver, a service organization devoted to providing meals to people struggling with serious illnesses. $85, gods-love-we-deliver.myshopify.com.
Paper Chase
A rose by any other name—or material—would smell as sweet, particularly when it’s a limited-edition paper one made by Bronx-based scissor-smith Livia Cetti of the Green Vase. Created as an homage to Gilded Age doyenne Caroline Astor, mother of St. Regis hotel founder John Jacob Astor IV, the St. Regis rose will linger on the memory far longer than its botanical forebears—no water required. $145 per rose.
Tray Chic
Featuring marquetry inspired by the vivid colors and patterns of Silk Road locales throughout Uzbekistan, Brazilian artisan Silvia Furmanovich’s three-legged tray table is the ideal accessory for those who were just born to entertain. $3,750 at Bergdorf Goodman.
Slick Fix
Architect Annabelle Selldorf’s line of home furnishings and accessories, named Vica in honor of her grandmother and on view at Palo Gallery in NoHo, includes sumptuous pulls and knobs that lend an elegant, easy update to a kitchen or bath. Pull in unlacquered brass, $50, 30 Bond St., NYC, vicadesign.com.
Timeless Appeal
Design enthusiasts will cheer the latest release of the iconic Eames molded plastic chair— now made from 100 percent postindustrial recycled plastic and available in nine new colors, including pale blue. $645 (as shown, with prices starting at $295), at Herman Miller.
C’est Magnifique!
Since 1857, the French ceramics manufacturer Jars has been an industry leader in elevating the everyday to the extraordinary. Now its wares are available closer to home, having just been unveiled in the company’s first New York showroom. Dinner plate in Ocean Blue, $106, 41 Madison Ave., 16th fl.