Hot new products at Dwell on Design Los Angeles 2015

Stikwood unveiled a new line of decorative plank prints made of 100% reclaimed wood that you can peel and stick on the wall. www.stikwood.com

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May 29, 2015 6:08 PM PT

Wood panel applications are hot at this year’s Dwell on Design show at the Los Angeles Convention Center, with Stikwood, IndoTeak Design, Mirth Studios and Semihandmade sharing new wood applications for bath, kitchen and home. Other trends include a move away from stainless steel in the kitchen to brown and black tones, plus delicate handcrafted lighting and colorful outdoor furnishings. Here’s a selection of what’s on display at the 2015 show, which runs May 29-31.

Stick desk lights from 4^th Edition Design start at $200. 4theditiondesign.com/

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Roman shade in Jonathan Adler for Kravet fabric, a new material collaboration with The Shade Store.

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Textile samples of the Kravet Collection for the Shade Store featuring Jonathan Adler, Diane von Furstenberg and Jeffrey Alan Marks

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Porcelain Baseline pendant lights by Fehlo at the annual Dwell on Design show at the L.A. Convention Center. www.fehlo.com

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Fehlo walnut tongs, with nontoxic milk paint, at the annual Dwell on Design show at the L.A. Convention Center. The tongs are $34 and $44.

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Dwell on Design attendees view Stikwood’s peel and stick reclaimed wood panels at the L.A. Convention Center.

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The Miele “Obsidian” Generation 6000 all-black, urban, contemporary kitchen with an elliptical hood to go over an island or other open area, at the annual Dwell on Design show at the L.A. Convention Center.

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The Miele “truffle brown” Pure Line kitchen appliances, at the annual Dwell on Design show at the L.A. Convention Center.

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Show-goers rest in the Groovebox Outdoor Living area at the annual Dwell on Design show.

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The modular Skale Greenwall vertical garden comes in packs of 12 Skale pods and six wall brackets. Made of recycled polypropylene and includes a drip system. $72.68. skalegreenwall.com/

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The Osmose hammock from Fermob, for $2,661, at the annual Dwell on Design show at the L.A. Convention Center. www.fermob.com/en

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LOLL’s Sunnyside Collection, a new modular outdoor series made from recycled plastic, is due out in 2016. www.lollsunnyside.com

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Part of the Loll Sunnyside collection, due out in 2016, at the annual Dwell on Design show at the L.A. Convention Center.

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Painted steel drum lights by Paris-based Joséphine Repetto are available as table lamps and sconces. Starting at $750. www.josephinerepetto.com.

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Woodflooring from Mirth Collection used as cabinet fronts on this Ikea-based vanity from Semihandmade. www.mirthstudio.com, www.semihandmadedoors.com

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Toto’s Neorest 750H toilet/bidet personal cleansing system features warm air to dry, automatic flush and Actilight technology. $9,800. www.totousa.com

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The Toto one-piece one-gallon toilet reduces water use. $975. www.totousa.com/

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Lalo lounge chairs are given a test at the annual Dwell on Design show at the L.A. Convention Center.

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The LALO Pao de Azucar lounge chair and ottoman is made of powder-coated aluminum and marine-grade nautical rope. $3,000. www.lalo-outdoor.com

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Offecct carry-on portable seating by Swedish designer Mattias Stensberg. $918, Dwell on Design event special sale price, $549. www.greenline-AP.com.

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Stacy Ni, left, and Meng Zhang Bingham try out a Kodama “zome” at the annual Dwell on Design show at the L.A. Convention Center. This zome, handcrafted in Oregon and made with Sunbrella fabric and powder-coated steel, is typically hung from trees. It runs $6,200, including service and delivery.

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Stikwood peel and stick reclaimed wood panels, at the annual Dwell on Design show at the L.A. Convention Center.

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Create your own custom wood tiles with Indoteak Design’s new Cinta collection. The tiles are made from reclaimed teak and coated in resin. They can be used as a backsplash, flooring, walling -- even in the shower. Available as an 8-by-8-inch mesh mounted square tile or an 8-by-9-inch hexagonal tile. www.indoteakdesign.com

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Stikwood peel and stick reclaimed wood panels, at the annual Dwell on Design show.

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RU furnishings are made of recycled French oak window mouldings. Each piece is signed and numbered. As shown, $9,900. www.casafortestudio.com

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Handblown glass Niche Helio Chroma pendant lamps by Niche Modern for Lightopia. Starting at $550. www.nichemodern.com; www.lightopiaonline.com

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Midcentury-inspired Leggy stands from Potted hold planters with style. Starting at $55. www.pottedstore.com

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The sprawling showroom floor at the annual Dwell on Design show at the L.A. Convention Center.

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