
The
T Table ($263) designed by Italian designer Patricia Urquiola for Kartell has a tactile embroidery-esque filigree top and is made of transparent batch-dyed plastic (Kartell's token material), which gives it a feminine-meets-techno look. Available in three heights and six colors, it can be cheerfully arranged in a group or used on its own. At that price, though, I won't be arranging many T Table groupings in my home.

West Elm has refreshed its inventory with plenty of Moroccan-inspired furnishings.
As you might have suspected, I'm thrilled. One of my picks is the
Decal Square Drum Table ($199) which, at 12-by-17 inches with silver-and-white Moroccan-inspired decals on porcelain, will add a small touch of North African style to your digs.

After-Christmas deals don't last long, but a good piece of furniture will. The
West Elm Chunky Console Table ($150) is a stylish modern console that's versatile enough to be used as a landing strip, a console, a buffet, or even a bar table with a set of stools, depending on your needs. Go basic brown with an acorn finish, or infuse a little rouge into your home with a cinnabar finish.

Even if you're reading trashy beach novels in your pajamas, your reading nook needn't be an eyesore. I've gathered five polished options to make a focal point out of the place you'll be
keeping cozy this Winter. First off, the
Anthropologie Mamello Chaise ($1,998) with its birds-in-trees print matched with the
Twig Table ($595) make an elegantly arbor-ous pair.

Nearly a year ago I bought this red television stand made by an artist out of materials from an antique milk crate. I loved the industrial look of it, and how a half-moon shape was worn away next to the handle. The large cabinet is ideal for my media storage, too.