Atlanta Market preview

by Alex MilsteinJuly 2, 2021July 14, 2021

The Atlanta Market is right around the corner (July 13-19), and here’s a first look at some of the new products debuting at the show.

Alicia Adams Alpaca’s Mazing reversible alpaca bedding blanket is made in three attention-grabbing color combinations. Aliciaadamsalpaca.com

The Justina Console Table from Bassett Mirror Company features center and bottom shelves, slatted back and rounded slatted ends. Adjustable floor glides. COO: India. bassettmirror.com

Bedford Collections’ Athena throw line comes in four colors (shown here in Fossil). The rug measures 48” x 72”. bedfordcottage.com

El Paso Import Company’s five-and-a-half-foot Elm dining tables are re-purposed from Northern China antique doors and reclaimed wood, which gives it a raw finished look. Elpasoimportco.com

This hand-painted, textured metallic art from Empire Art Direct comes in a gold-washed frame and measures 20” x 60”. empireartdirect.com

Global Views’ Alabaster rectangular lamp is made of four sheets of alabaster that form a cube shape. It sits on a solid crystal base and has brushed antique brass fittings. Globalviews.com

A Kalalou original design, this set of three seagrass coffee tables nest perfectly together
and provide plenty of table space. kalalou.com

Kevin O’Brien Studio will introduce several new product designs in its Grass pillow line in Atlanta. kevinobrienstudio.com

Petal Lane Home’s BeachSide framed wall art comes in multiple sizes and can be made at magnetic boards upon request. petallane.com

Part of the Coastal Living Outdoor Collection, this sconce from Regina Andrew Detroit was inspired by the architecturally inspired lines of Montecito, California's Spanish Colonial estates. reginaandrew.com — Part of the Coastal Living Outdoor Collection, this sconce from Regina Andrew Detroit was inspired by the architecturally inspired lines of Montecito, California’s Spanish Colonial estates. reginaandrew.com

Studio A’s three rectangular nesting console tables feature a black frame juxtaposed with a nickel-finished top. An irregular texture is created on the top of these tables through sand casting. Studioa-home.com

Terrafirma introduces Arcadia, a botanical pattern which references the Arts and Crafts movement. This is one of three new patterns the company will introduce in Atlanta. Terrafirmaceramics.com

Part of Wildwood’s Select program, the Trellis pendant’s frame, as well as the woven inserts, can be custom painted any Benjamin Moore color.

Combining urban, glam, industrial, and boho elements, Zuo’s Timothy side table has a painted steel frame and a modern design. zuomod.com

Each of Black Line Crazy’s three- by five-foot rugs is a one-of-a-kind piece adapted from an original abstract painting by founder Mary van de Wiel. Pieces are hand woven of 100% wool ethically sourced from the State of Guanajuato, Mexico. blacklinecrazy.com

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Alex Milstein

Alex Milstein is a contributor and social media coordinator for Home News Now and editor in chief of Casual News Now. He previously served as senior editor of both Casual Living and Designers Today. Prior to that, Alex covered technology for Furniture Today, with a focus on augmented reality, e-commerce, and 3D visualization.

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