(above left) This silver necklace from the Miao tribe is a bit too heavy to wear. Why not display it in a bookshelf instead? $610 at Stanley Korshak. photography by Chris Plavidal (above right) A hand-made raku bowl commands attention all by itself. $120 at Joy Christie’s gallery. photography by Chris Plavidal |
The organically-shaped Cleo Wave Console is made from sustainable woods and hand-crafted with native motifs. At Robb & Stucky interiors. photography courtesy of Robb & Stucky |
(above left) New fabrics are alive with African-inspired patterns. (clockwise from top) “Zambezi” from Giati at Allan Knight and Associates; graphic chenille from The Peacock Collection at ID Collection; Dragonfly” by Allegra Hicks at Lee Jofa; “Malay Batik” from China Seas at George Cameron Nash; and “Zebrano” by Allegra Hicks. All fabrics to the trade only. photography by Chris Plavidal An exotic glass vase gets its inspiration from the giant spots on a giraffe. $250 at Nuvo. photography by Chris Plavidal |
(above left) Maybe you couldn’t make the photographic safari this year. All the more reason to snap up this coffee table book with photography rivaling that of National Geographic. $125 at Mecox. |
Kuba cloths from the Congo are synonymous with African design and come in all sizes and shapes. This long piece would make a smashing room divider. From $930 at Ceylon et Cie. photography by Chris Plavidal |
A graceful, wooden ibex is a kinder, gentler way to hunt big game. $595 at Mecox. photography by Chris Plavidal |
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