![[1] illy's sustainArt 2 service, available as a set of four espresso ($155) or cappuccino ($175) cups and saucers. Photograph courtesy of illy.](https://www.wagmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/CC1.jpg)
![[2] The SMEG Blender, ($249.95). Photograph courtesy of SMEG.](https://www.wagmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Blender.jpg)
![[2] SMEG Stand Mixer ($459.99). Photograph courtesy of SMEG.](https://www.wagmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/Mixer.jpg)
![[3] Nordic Chair in camel velvet ($3,800). Photographs courtesy of Posse Furniture.](https://www.wagmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/CC2.jpg)
![[4] The Hudson Valley Side Table in black crackled lacquer with Chinoiserie finish ($5,600). Photograph courtesy of Posse Furniture.](https://www.wagmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/CC3.jpg)
![[5] Chesterfield Sofa in antique hand-rubbed leather ($10,200). Photograph courtesy of Posse Furniture.](https://www.wagmag.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/12/CC4.jpg)
SUSTAINABLE SIPS
[1] Settle in with a hot drink and perhaps spark a conversation along the way with illy’s sustainArt 2 service. The special-edition collection renews illy’s commitment to supporting coffee-producing countries and emerging artists, showcasing the work of artists from coffee-growing regions including Colombia (Felipe Arturo), El Salvador (Ernesto Bautista), Ethiopia (Wanja Kimani) and Brazil (Marcelo Moscheta). Available as a set of four espresso ($155) or cappuccino ($175) cups and saucers.
For more, visit illyusa.com.
THAT’S ITALIAN
[2] Italian-based SMEG, noted for its 1950s retro-look appliances designed in collaboration with leading architects, satisfies the taste for both form and function. Integrating the latest technologies, the SMEG Blender ($249.95) whirrs away as you blend up drinks or crush ice, while the SMEG Stand Mixer ($459.99) encourages kitchen time creating everything from homemade cookie dough to fresh pasta.
For more visit, smegusa.com or williams-sonoma.com (blender) or bloomingdales.com (mixer).
HOME, STYLISH HOME
[3/4/5] Feeling the urge to spruce up your surroundings for the new year? Founded in 2000 by Constance Posse, the Los Angeles-based, American-made Posse Furniture — with a showroom in New York — has plenty of options. Selections catching our eye include, opposite page, the Chesterfield Sofa in antique hand-rubbed leather ($10,200); the Hudson Valley Side Table in black crackled lacquer with Chinoiserie finish ($5,600), left; and the funky Atli Nordic Chair in camel velvet, above ($3,800).For more, visit possefurniture.com.
