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"August's Most-Wanted Home Furnishings and Accessories\nAD editors select their must-have items, from simple pleasures to ultimate luxuries\nInterior designer Larry Laslo channels 1940s Hollywood glamour with his Cayce side chair for Chaddock. As pictured, the alder-frame piece features the firm's gray-renaissance finish and robin's-egg-blue upholstery accented with natural piping; other finishes and colors are offered. Prices for the 35.5\"h.x19.5\"w.x23\"d. chair start at $2,190. chaddockhome.com, 828-584-0664\nChristopher Guy's constellation sconce will add whimsical beauty to your interiors. Hand-carved of mahogany, it is available in a sands-gold (shown) or moon-dust-silver finish and measures 37\" h. x 16\" w. x 5\" d.; $2,490, shade included. christopherguy.com, 800-476-9505\nTiffany &amp;amp; Co.'s Richard Lambertson and John Truex have conceived the quintessential summer carryall, a stylish woven-raffia tote lined with striped canvas and trimmed with Tiffany-blue, gardenia-white, or black (not shown) leather. The bags measure 19.5\" l. x 8\" w. x 11\" h. and sell for $695 each. tiffany.com, 800-843-3269\nStudio Van den Akker designers Rob Copley and Sean Robins commissioned Seguso, the esteemed Italian glassmaker, to create luminous handblown bases for a line of lamps. The 24\"-tall Domenico model, shown in gray iridescent, also comes in Murano gold and gray-amber; $4,850 (shade not included). studiovandenakker.com, 212-644-3535\nLenox's Darius table setting, designed in collaboration with decorator Brian Gluckstein, features an eye-catching reinterpretation of the classic Greek-key motif, enhanced by a subtle ombr\u00E9 effect. Pictured in a rich blue rimmed in gold, the collection is also available in silver with silver trim. A five-piece setting costs $200; the 9\"-dia. accent plate (on bottom) is $58. lenox.com, 800-223-4311\nOriginally designed in the 1950s for international pilots, the Rolex Oyster Perpetual GMT-Master II fuses technology with refinement. The rotatable 24-hour graduated bezel works with a separate hour hand to keep track of two time zones at once. Pictured in ultrasleek blue and black ceramic, the watch is also offered in an all-black edition; $8,950. rolex.com, 800-367-6539\nThe bold geometry of the Seasal mirror, part of the Laura Kirar Collection for Arteriors, gives nautical style a rustic chic. With a metal frame hand-wrapped in jute and sisal, the 38\"-dia. piece is priced at $1,185. arteriorshome.com, 877-488-8866\nBranch out with striking reef-inspired bookends by L'Objet. In 24K-gold-plated bronze, each of the 8.5\" h. x 5\" w. x 3.5\" d. wonders is delicately detailed with 3,200 hand-set coral cabochons; $850 apiece. l-objet.com, 855-562-5388\nBlending contemporary cosmopolitan design and folk traditions, this hand-hooked rug by the New England Collection puts a fresh spin on the familiar. Shown in pleasing hues of blue and mauve, the rug also comes in a rust-and-cream version as well as custom color combinations. Available in cotton or wool, it can be ordered in any size or shape; from $73 per sq. foot. necrugs.com, 212-379-1284\nThese charming thumbprint tumblers from the Metropolitan Museum of Art Store are modeled after 19th-century American pressed-glass pieces in the museum's collection. The 3.5\" dia. x 4\" h. glasses come in, from left, topaz, amethyst, and cobalt-blue, in addition to olivine and clear. A set of four is $30, and four goblets cost $35. store.metmuseum.org, 800-662-3397"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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