Oly says its furniture and accessories are a “fresh blend of clean lines and antique motifs.”

Meyda Tiffany Illuminates
With recent exhibitions of Tiffany glass lamps hosted at museums in New York, Dallas and other major American cities this year, Meyda Tiffany continues to offer the nation’s leading line of Tiffany styled stained glass lamps, lighting and windows, including some beautiful Tiffany Dragonfly reproduction lamps, such as the Mosaic Dragonfly Table Lamp.

Meyda Tiffany is America’s leading manufacturer of Tiffany lamps and decorative lighting. The company offers thousands of in-stock stained glass lighting and décor designs, including Tiffany reproductions and Meyda originals.

Although founded in 1974, the firm says its roots actually date back to the early 1900s, supplying the Louis Comfort Tiffany and his Tiffany Studios with lighting products, and creating the original Coca-Cola stained glass lamps and chandeliers. Visit www.meyda.com for more information.

Grab Hold of Luxury
Jaclo says it is inspired by the beauty and innovation found in function. Jaclo grab bars and door pulls offer safety and a decorative touch that coordinates with its full line of bathroom products. They are available in a number of decorative finishes and are ADA-compliant when properly installed.

Since 1961, Jaclo has been in industry leader. The New Jersey-based company is one of the premier manufacturers of decorative plumbing products and advanced shower solutions. The company offers multiple lines to create high-end, contemporary bath suites. Found in high-end hotels and residences across the country, Jaclo products are available at 2,500 dealers nationwide. For more information, visit www.jaclo.com.

Ready, Set, Swivel
Montis, the Netherlands-based manufacturer of innovative design objects for the home, introduces three new furnishings to its North American Collection: Cup, Ivy and Hugo. Hugo is Montis’ newest armchair and a creation of designer Simon Pengelly.

An ornamental dish supports the slender shape of the chair, and the asymmetrical revolving base is cast in aluminum. Hugo is available in high- and low-end models that can be fitted with different upholstery.

Montis was founded in 1974, and says it has always focused on modern design and superior seating. The Montis collection is characterized by distinctive color combinations and special leathers and other materials with personal character. Find out more at www.montis.nl.

Raise the Bar
Headquartered in Spain, Paco Capdell – in conjunction with Sillerias Alacuas – has developed more than 20 lines of chairs, armchairs and tables with distinct aesthetic and functional characteristics.

The company’s products can be found in residences, hotels, restaurants and offices worldwide.
The BAT series is designed by Vicente Soto and available in chair, armchair, bench and barstool styles. The chairs are available in metal or wood and 12 colors.

The stackable chair’s seat and back are made of recyclable polypropylene. The company says the barstool is ideal for indoor use, but can withstand outdoor elements, as well. More information is available at www.pacocapdell.com.

All-Encompassing
Headquartered in Corvallis, Ore., Compass Home Furnishings manufactures a range of home furnishings and accessories. Its product lines of furniture, accessories and wall décor include items such as tables, seating, table lambs, shadow boxes, candle holders, ceramics, clocks, glass, polished aluminum and sculptures.

The company exhibits at multiple trade shows throughout the year, including High Point Market in North Carolina; Neocon in Chicago; and the Las Vegas Summer Market. Visit www.compasshomefurnishings.com for more information.

Don’t Hesitate to Embellish
Headquartered in Tacoma, Wash., Etoffe Makara Co. is a design studio dedicated to providing home textile embellishment solutions to trade professionals. Its line of pillows, from designer Uyen N. Boilly, is available through Nieman Marcus’ online store.

The company exhibits at trade shows, including the Las Vegas Summer Market. Visit www.etoffemakara.com for more information.

‘Fresh Blend’
Oly was founded in Berkeley, Calif., in 1999 by Bay Area designers Kate McIntyre and Brad Huntzinger. Their vision was to provide good designs at affordable prices. Oly says its furniture and accessories are a “fresh blend of clean lines and antique motifs.”

The company’s lines of dining and occasional chairs, tables, beds, casegoods, mirrors, sconces, chandeliers, ceramics, silk pillows, quilts and home décor objects blend traditional with contemporary. The display above was showcased at the Las Vegas Summer Market. Oly provides retailers and designers with styles that work in a range of environments. Visit www.olystudio.com for more information.