Designed by Marcel Wanders, the Dream bed broadens horizons with an upholstered bed frame, headboard, and wall panels. The headboard is available in expandable, modular sizes, and the leather or fabric panel covers are removable. The accompanying nightstands come in matte or glossy lacquers as well as wengé and ovangkol veneers. A vase-shaped night table is also available. 150 East 58th Street, New York, NY 10155; 888-765-4367; poliformusa.com.

Piero Lissoni puts the fun into Funghetti, his mushrooming series of small-scale tables. The three versions have tops of tempered glass, in lacquered or satin-opaque finishes, and clear bases of molded borosilicate glass. Diameters range from 11 to 17 inches. Imoderni, 210 71st Street, Suite 307, Miami Beach, FL 33141; 877-455-6350; imoderni.com.

Arresting wood grains do all the talking for Nick, a new dining table with an ever-so-slight splay. The plywood top can be covered with either plain-sliced walnut or cherry veneer, and the bent-ply legs are standard. The tabletop measures 74 ½ inches by 34 ½ inches. 3236 California Street Northeast, Minneapolis, MN 55418; 612-782-1844; bludot.com.

With whiffs of 1940s French Art Deco, designer Randy Culler’s Keyhole side table will make a bold statement in any room. With a dark American maple veneer finish, its singular, inverted keyhole silhouette is delicately perched on a four-foot base. P.O. Box 398, Denton, NC 27239; 336-859-2155; robertandrobert.com.

The latest blockbuster by designer Patricia Urquiola, the T-Table was inspired by fossils and is available in three table heights. Made of light polymethyl methacrylate plastic, it glows in red, light blue, crystal, amber, yellow, and black hues. 39 Greene Street, New York, NY 10013; 866-854-8823; kartellus.com.