From the array of colors to the supersoft lambs-wool to the intricate way the yarns are woven, this covering from Wallace + Sewell offers much to rave about.

Donna Wilson’s colorful Field Day Throws celebrate traditional Welsh weaving.

A peek inside the master bedroom, with touches of marigold yellow throughout.

The Boo Fire Basket from Skargaarden is made of black lacquered steel. Designed to fit several logs for an outdoor fire, the Boo can also be overturned to hold a candle or lantern.

Every mom deserves a bit of luxury in her life. We love this super soft cashmere throw in a waffle weave. It's the perfect companion for a chilly morning or evening and looks beautiful draped on the couch or foot of the bed.

Sawkille Black Walnut Stool and Black Ash Basket, made from black ash and cassein paint, $800 and $1,580, respectively.

Mark Neely and Paul Kefalides’s living room is decked out with the couple’s vintage finds, including a Hans Wegner Sawback chair (the fur throw obscures an area needing repair), a George Nelson Ball Clock, a DF-2000 cabinet by Raymond Loewy, a light designed by Greta Von Nessen, and a suite of Brian Willshire wooden sculptures, one of Neely’s many collections.

“I like to work with the front door open, so I get as much natural light as possible,” Jung says. “Being in LA, the weather is gorgeous pretty much everyday. I work in silence so the only thing you hear is a light breeze that comes through the entire studio."

Jung worked in various graphic design studios before realizing that she had very little interest in graphic design and even less interest in working for someone else. When she was 26, she quit her job and started the creative studio Brook&Lyn.

Besides color, Jung finds inspiration in everyday things—“from a block of tofu that I translate into a woven piece, to a found piece of tree bark that dictates the entire design/flow of the weavings.”

“Weaving is just another medium for me,” says Jung. “Our next immediate project involves turning the weavings into 3-D sculptural forms.”

One of Jung biggest inspirations is color. “With the weavings,” she says, “I'm free to go wild. And the wilder I go the better they become. I start each project with a single color that I'm drawn to, then I build around it.”

Depending on the size, a weaving can take anywhere from 30 hours to three weeks to complete. “I add then subtract over and over until it's right.”

“Something about the sun filled days, lush green surroundings of our new LA home, and my new life seemed to align with weaving so perfectly, and it stuck,” Jung says. “My friends and I joke that (East) LA is the land of ceramics and fiber arts—everyone is doing it, buying it and pinning it!”

Mimi Jung graduatied from Cooper Union with a degree in Fine Art, studied graphic design in Basel, Switzerland, and worked as a print designer in Germany for a bit before moving back to the States to pursue book design full-time—“because that was the only ‘employable’ skill I had acquired.”

Black Ash Baskets for March Adirondack Pack Basket with lid and leather straps. $1,600

50 years Since its beginnings in 1964, Kettal has made a name for itself as a design and manufacturing company that focuses on quality and innovation. Kettal's Basket chair is a contemporary adaptation of Nanna and Jørgen Ditzel's 1950 bowl-shaped seat. Photo courtesy of Kettal.

Raise a glass to minimalist Native American-inspired style. The tumbler rests on a coaster made of eco-friendly bamboo, laser engraved with a single row of arrows.

In the warm months, each of the couple's three hens lays an egg a day. "It's a good thing we can only have a few chicken," Snyder says. "That'd be a lot of cholesterol to eat otherwise." Fortunately for Snyder and Martin, the hens' production slows to an egg per week in cool months (and some chickens stop laying eggs altogether in the winter). But even in the summer, the couple has plenty of friends happy to share a scramble.

Side table by BoConcept, Dvala sheets by Ikea, Mega Dot quilt by Hay, Lisboa throw by Missoni Home, Bloomsbury Basket Weave Throw by Wallace + Sewell, Color Block pillowcases by Scholten & Baijings for Hay, Red Ceramic clock by George Nelson, Solid White sateen duvet by Live Good Inc.

JACK NEUTRAL THROW and settle in on the couch with a cozy throw blanket.

LLOYD LLOYD in ash & charcoal are super cozy 100% cotton blankets and throws a with very soft hand and drape. Best of all they are Machine washable.

This jacquard throw is just the right size for napping, reading or simply admiring. Toss it over a sofa or chair, or fold at the foot of the guest bed. The intricate, and bright Native American-inspired design is sure to be a conversation starter wherever it lands.

Smith Pavilion by Studio Weave The London-based architecture practice will infuse their pop-up pavilion with the history of the central London borough’s makers and builders. Constructed from fibre-cement panels, a material made by re-appropriating an old paper mill and spinning-machine, the interior will feature CNC-cut panels that will tell the story of tools and gear used by neighborhood artisans. The structure will sit across from St John’s Gate. Rendering courtesy of Studio Weave

Inspired by the traditional basket-weaving techniques of the Philippines, the Coiled Stool is comprised of hand-woven threads over a rattan core. Shaped in a classic tractor seat, the stool rests on four gmelina wood legs, and can be used in formal and casual environments alike. Pictured with Pleated Earthenware Vase and Dish, and Nest Storage Caddy.

Basket weave pendants from Tower 20 Venice.

This Market Basket from designer Yumiko Sekine is roomy and accommodating, and is designed to fit up to size A4 paper if used on a desk or in an office. The versatile basket can be used in myriad ways, from holding cloth napkins or kitchen accessories, organizing bathroom products, storing magazines in a living room, or even to hold slippers at an entryway or bedside.

The Wire Potato Basket from Lostine is inspired by old potato farming baskets, matching the silhouette, sturdiness, and functional handles with a colorful twist.

BAMBOO BASKET LOTION PUMP Right on trend for fall, the Native American-inspired geometrics of this piece are laser-engraved on eco-friendly bamboo. We love the stainless steel pump with antique bronze finish.

Last but not least, even in the digital age the modern office will inevitably produce trash. The Wire Potato Storage Basket ($36) comes in a vibrant blue or orange; it can just as easily store toys, blankets, or any range of household objects.

Freshen up your laundry with Vipp’s handsome and highly efficient version of the everyday basket. Fitted on rubber wheels with two compartments inside, this vessel helps you move and organize your laundry tidily.

Neo's crocheted baskets are made of neoprene rubber, a material which is used frequently in plumbing and the motorcycle industries. $89 at Gretel Home.

By 2009, Deltour was commissioned by Alessi to produce the A Tempo line of wire baskets.

BAMBOO BASKET TOOTHBRUSH HOLDER Part of the same collection as the Bamboo Basket Lotion Pump, the Native American-inspired geometrics on this toothbrush holder are also laser-engraved on eco-friendly bamboo. We think it would also look great on a desk and filled with pens and pencils.

Desk Basket The Desk Basket comes in small and medium and is the perfect little organizer for your workspace.

Market Basket The Market Basket comes in medium and large and is perfect for displaying all your beautiful market finds.