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Fall is fast approaching and the launches are getting moodier by the minute. From monolithic marble mantels to state-of-the-art saunas, these dynamic debuts definitely commanded our attention this week.

Liberty mantel in Picasso marble by House of Hunt for MarmiRichard Powers

Georgia-based stone supplier Marmi tapped House of Hunt for Edition No. 1 Mantels. The collection offers 13 architectural mantel designs, such as the art nouveau Liberty and the arched Capella, chiseled from your choice of 18 sumptuous materials, including Belgian bluestone, Calacatta Violette, Picasso marble and titanium travertine.

Clé’s Watermark dip tile in Glacier Silver with Earth baseCourtesy of Clé Tile

Clé updated its Japanese shibori–inspired Watermark collection. In addition to three fresh colorways—smoky Cinder, pearly Antique Silver and shimmery Glacier Silver—the hand-painted tile is now available in three clay substrates, including light brown Earth, creamy Mineral and beige Bisque.

Kohler’s indoor sauna in Scandinavian spruceCourtesy of Kohler

Kohler unveiled its inaugural line of luxury saunas. Crafted from Scandinavian spruce in multiple exterior finish options, the indoor style comes in three sizes and showcases an intuitive touchscreen panel for simplified temperature and lighting control, while the outdoor offering boasts dual-pane tempered glass windows and extra-thick mineral wool–insulated walls.

The Quincy sofa by Studio OskloCourtesy of Studio Osklo

Studio Osklo’s Trousdale collection is an ode to 1960s Hollywood. Handcrafted in Los Angeles, the debut draws inspiration from midcentury Beverly Hills architecture, and includes highlights such as the shearling-clad Vicks bench; the curvaceous Peggy bed; the flower-shaped Bloom nightstand; and the minimalist, mohair-upholstered Quincy sofa.

Rejuvenation’s Lorna double-tier chandelier in aged brass by Roll & HillCourtesy of Rejuvenation

Rejuvenation teamed up with Roll & Hill for the Lorna collection. The art deco–driven collaboration spans 10 handmade designs bedecked in white, fluted cased-glass shades and brass accents in multiple finishes. Highlights include a two-tiered chandelier, a dazzling flush mount, a sculptural pendant and a cylindrical wall sconce.

Vinterior’s Jindřich Halabala armchairs upholstered in Ludaix Velvet in Rosewood by Henry Holland for HarlequinOliver White-Smith

Vintage furniture platform Vinterior launched a capsule collection in collaboration with Henry Holland. The series features six of the former’s antique furniture pieces upholstered in fabrics from the latter’s pattern-drenched line for Harlequin, including a stool swathed in the swirling Marble and a pair of Jindřich Halabala–designed chairs adorned in the ruffled floral Ludaix Velvet.

Dinnerware in Guava by East Fork Courtesy of East Fork

At Shoppe Object, North Carolina brand East Fork introduced an eye-catching new colorway named Guava. The bright coral pink boasts a chic matte surface and can be applied to any of the B Corporation’s ceramic offerings, including mugs, coupes, cups, bowls, plates and serveware.

Selections from Desa Potato Head’s Wasted collection by Max Lamb Courtesy of brands

The Flat Plastic chairCourtesy of brands

Left: Selections from Desa Potato Head’s Wasted collection by Max Lamb Courtesy of brands | Right: The Flat Plastic chair Courtesy of brands

Bali-based lifestyle brand Desa Potato Head partnered with British designer Max Lamb on a circularity-minded line. The collection, called Wasted, includes 30 upcycled home designs hand-fashioned by Indonesian artisans from an array of salvaged materials, including catchall trays made of oyster shells and Styrofoam and a side chair crafted from more than 800 recycled bottle caps and toothpaste tubes.

Grand Stripe wallpaper and bench cushion in Shutters & Pear by Colours of Arley Louisa Tratalos

Stripe lovers, rejoice! U.K.-based textile brand Colours of Arley has arrived in the United States. Available through the Supply showroom in Austin, the delightful debut introduces dozens of boldly banded fabric and wallcovering designs across 120 colors and three stripe widths, as well as an assortment of ready-made pieces, including pillows, cushions, shower curtains, lampshades and window treatments.

The Mira wall mirror by SinCourtesy of Sin

The Lunar pendant in Sand/BoneCourtesy of Sin

Left: The Mira wall mirror by Sin Courtesy of Sin | Right: The Lunar pendant in Sand/Bone Courtesy of Sin

Brooklyn-based studio Sin dropped six new artfully executed ceramic designs. Along with the origami-esque Mira mirror and the undulating Kahn candle sconce, newcomers include the squiggly For-Everything solo wall hook, the rhythmic Noor pillar candleholder, the storage-savvy Leggy Curl wall hook and the coiled Lunar pendant, which is now available in the flecked Sand finish with cream-colored rings.

Selections from Ashley & Co.’s kitchen collection, including Benchpress surface cleaner and Insink dishwashing liquid Courtesy of Ashley & Co

Ashley & Co.’s high-end cleaning supplies were on full display at Shoppe Object. Outfitted in thoroughly sleek, refillable containers composed of recyclable materials such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and sugarcane, standouts from the New Zealand brand’s selection include the lime leaf–scented Benchpress surface cleaner, and a line of plant-based laundry detergent fragranced with notes of sandalwood and wild ginger.