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A Dandelion-Inspired Chandelier and Other Great New Products

Our market department shares its favorite shopping finds
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Throughout the year, Architectural Digest’s market department scours showrooms, stores, fairs, and design centers for the best new products on the market and then brings its favorites to AD PRO. From rugs and wallpaper to furniture and lighting, these are the items our editors are eyeing. This week, associate market editor Madeline O’Malley shares her favorites.

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    Morro Chandelier by Jonathan Browning for McGuire

    Jonathan Browning drew inspiration from the dandelion in his newest collection of lighting for McGuire, which debuted at High Point market. The brass-plated steel chandelier with porcelain spheres creates a vibrant glow with an element of whimsy.

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    Imperial Toile Wallpapers by Baker No. 10 Portfolio

    A resurgence of Old World motifs seems to be taking the design world by storm, and these new toile wallpapers from Baker's No. 10 Portfolio are no exception. The punchy hues bring the Rajasthan scenes alive. These papers are available exclusively through Baker's showrooms.

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    Rug by New Moon Rugs

    I fell in love with this rug (LW101A) from New Moon Rugs when I visited the company's booth at High Point Market earlier this week. The designers cite a luxury lodge inspiration, incorporating motifs from the American southwest. The hand-crafted rug is woven with Tibetan wool, creating a sumptuous feel.

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    Tortoise Collection by Labrazel

    Most designers have found that chic bath accessories are few and far between. Such is not the case with Labrazel's new tortoise collection. Equal parts timeless and glam, the Italian-made collection proves we need not sacrifice style for utility.

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    Provence Lilac Bedding by Lillian August

    There's something soothing about ultra-feminine, delicate florals, making it the perfect motif for bedding. Lillian August dressed a bed in her High Point showroom in her newest linen set, aptly named Provence Lilac—a pattern so sweet it all but smelled like a garden.

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    Deneuve Tables by Julian Chichester

    These sculpture tables from Julian Chichester add an air of mod 70s glam to any space. These are available as either a bedside table (shown in teal vellum) or a sofa table (shown in white vellum) in a variety of high-gloss finishes.

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