The artist’s inventive use of color and beautiful finishes are really what make these tables stand out. They have a really earthy, organic, inspired-by-nature look, which I love.

This beautiful ceramic tableware puts an inventive spin on your grandmother’s China. Inspired by traditional shapes and patterns, the raw materials shine through for a modern twist. I particularly love the braided mugs!

Here is another artist who uses color, finishes, and textures really beautifully. Her palette, a mix between primary gold and pastels, is really unique and beautiful. I adore her delicate sculptures, small enough to hold in my hands.

Fans of Japanese minimalism will fall in love with this spare, sculptural seating collection. They make everything locally and sustainably, too, which is an extra bonus.

I’m so drawn to these whimsical sculptures, which showcase colors you wouldn’t necessarily put together, but which actually work perfectly in harmony. Reed’s eye for color is really unique, and results in some beautiful, interesting work. I can’t stop looking at her sculptures!

I work with this company for a lot of my upholstery, and in addition to their standard line, they’re also doing beautiful customization. They always have great ideas and are eager to help designers communicate their vision. I’m also in love with the fact that all their pieces are manufactured here in L.A.

Shillander’s lounge chairs are just so cool. I love the balance between organic, earthy, natural materials and glamorous references. It’s such a beautiful, unexpected mix, and would add a really fun element into an environment.

What I love most about this Ojai-based sculptor’s work is his reference to the natural world. In his pieces, you can see the intricate details of the graining and marbling. They almost feel like objects you might find on a walk in nature. If you were really lucky!

Handcrafted by trained architect Christopher Norman, these extraordinary wooden works of art double as furniture. They make a striking and sculptural statement.

Anderson’s wooden objects, sculptures, and furniture pieces represent an artisanal, earthy-modern look that’s very quintessential California. His stools are functional pieces of sculptural art. I’d love to use one in a garden.

The Haas Brothers are geniuses, infusing their work with humor and childlike whimsy. I’ve always been drawn to animal representations and figurines, and their fantasy creatures are just the best…they remind me of Fraggles. If only I could have a house filled with their things…one day!

Our kids went to preschool together, and before I knew what she did for a living, the lovely Heather invited me to her home for a playdate. As soon as I walked in, it was obvious a real artist lived there! I quickly became obsessed with her gorgeous, earthy work, which reminds me of what I love most about L.A.—the canyons and the water.

Artist Bari Ziperstein’s glazed ceramics and housewares are so completely original—any one of her offerings would be a great way to bring extra life and personality into a room. I especially love the way she plays with shape and color