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It’s Labor Day weekend, and thankfully there’s a fresh crop of big-name launches to peruse as you kick back by the pool. From hand-forged iron side tables to small-scale floral fabrics, here are some can’t-miss debuts in the recent round of releases.

Selections from the fall 2025 “RH Interiors” sourcebook, including the Adilon coffee table and the Modena tapered-arm sofa slipcovered Perennials Performance Textured Linen Solid fabric in CamelCourtesy of RH

The fall 2025 “RH Interiors” sourcebook reimagines an assortment of classic designs as modern pieces. Highlights from the launch include the 1970s brutalist Adilon tables; the sleekly slipcovered Modena sofa; the onyx-paneled Calamette chandelier by Jonathan Browning; and the Toulouse canopy bed, a Julie Lawrence creation crafted from sand-cast solid iron.

Fromental’s Phantasm in Brilliantopal by Amy Lau Thomas Loof

Fromental unveiled Phantasm by Amy Lau. Originally created as a custom wallcovering for the late designer’s own home, the wet-dyed silk mural draws inspiration from iridescent Loetz glass and showcases a painterly polychromatic pattern with Gustav Klimt–fueled metallic markings. A portion of proceeds from each sale will be donated to causes chosen by Lau’s family.

A kitchen island featuring Cambria’s St. Isley quartzCourtesy of Cambria

Cambria premiered four striking new quartz surfaces. In addition to the misty neutral Traymore Bay and the chocolate-and-taupe-veined Claremont, the American-made newcomers include the marbled ivory Kenwood and St. Isley, a bold blue-gray beauty adorned in dark wavy lines and white crackles.

The backlit Halo mirror in small and Origami tray, both in polished brass, from the 10th anniversary collection by Remains Lighting and CommuneCourtesy of Remains Lighting

To celebrate 10 years of collaboration, Brooklyn-based Remains Lighting released an anniversary collection with Los Angeles design studio Commune. In addition to eight new lighting designs, such as the blown-glass Cylinder lanterns and the brass-mesh Linear sconces, debuts include the curvaceous Halo mirrors and a selection of storage-savvy accessories with faceted edges and perforated detailing.

A scene from the “Unknown Friends” exhibition at Nurture by Nature, including the Gambler cabinet by Luke Malaney (center)Charlie Schuck

Burlington, Vermont–based collectible design gallery Nurture by Nature launches next week with the “Unknown Friends” exhibit. Open to the public and available for purchase beginning on September 4, the inaugural collection offers 34 handcrafted works by 15 esteemed makers, including Yuxuan Huang’s Lamp I, made with bamboo and hand-painted mashi paper; Luke Malaney’s reclaimed-wood Gambler cabinet; and Anna Gukov’s ceramic Tassel Il sculpture.

Chaddock’s Sir Martin mitered sectional by Allison PaladinoSargent Architectural Photography

Chaddock debuted its first collaboration with Palm Beach County designer Allison Paladino. Made-to-order in North Carolina, standouts from the 14-piece collection include the French deco-driven Kuester ottoman; the architectural Randee chair; and the Sir Martin mitered sectional, a clean-lined eye-catcher with a canted front and column-like ends.

OuterClé’s Lido Splash pool tile in MeravigliaCourtesy of OuterClé

Clé Tile’s latest OuterClé launch will transform your client’s backyard into an Mediterranean oasis. The collection, called Lido Splash, features 18 graphic pool tile mosaics dressed in an array of multitonal hues—such as the cool blue Pavone and the warm neutral Meraviglia—that can be combined to create a truly one-of-a-kind focal point.

Selections from Pindler’s Mini Prints collectionCourtesy of Pindler

Pindler’s Mini Prints collection is proof that small-scale patterns provide plenty of personality. Cast on a crisp cotton-linen ground and available in seven colors (ranging from lavender to sage green and sky blue), introductions include the striped Tilly, the floral Fearne, the ikat-esque Imogen, the dotted Evienne and the quatrefoil Gemma.

The Luna rug by Studio AbrashCourtesy of Studio Abrash

India-based rug manufacturer Studio Abrash’s latest line is a love letter to William Morris. Hand-knotted in pure wool and silk, the collection spans 10 art nouveau botanical designs based on iconic Arts & Crafts motifs, such as the acanthus-clad Eden, the marigold-covered Mary and the iris-filled Luna.

Zareen peel-and-stick wallpaper in Cashmere by Nabela Noor Home for WallPopsCourtesy of Wallpops

WallPops partnered with Bangladeshi American designer and content creator Nabela Noor on a line of sophisticated peel-and-stick papers. The collaboration features four South Asian block print–style patterns: the sari-inspired Aliviya, the banded Zareen, the paisley-accented Faiza, and Safia, a two-tone charmer outfitted in a traditional buta motif.