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Black and white lamps, vases, plates, and more
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Le Klint
The zigzagged pattern of this plastic pendant light is an unexpected twist above a kitchen table or island.
Price: $410; Contact: Fantasylightingla.com
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Source: Domino
Selfish Giant lamp
A black opaque shade gives this porcelain lamp a regal elegance.
Price: $1,250; Contact: Kleinreid.com
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Source: Elle Decor
Chalice and Keyway Opal Goblets
When not being used for entertaining, Lynn Everett Read’s glass goblets make striking vases.
Price: $225; Contact: Thejewishmuseum.org
Source: Elle Decor
Arcadia plates and bowls
Bodo Sperlein’s earthy creations feature nature-inspired patterns set in black and white.
Price: Starting at $85; Contact: Cliohome.com
Source: Metropolitan Home
Fauteuil Bluffer
Yellow piping adds a subtle punch of color to India Mahdavi’s armchair. Price: $8,700; Contact: Ralphpucci.net or India-mahdavi.com
Source: Metropolitan Home
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