Earthy Elements to Channel Skyline Lodge

Cider-Hued Velvet Armchairs Quite possibly Dessertine’s favorite pieces of furniture on the property, these custom armchairs by French interior designer Fabrice Juan mimic the stepping pattern present throughout the property. While Fabrice Juan’s are made-to-order, the richly hued Isabella Chair from West Elm channels the ’70s vibe in similar fashion. ($849; westelm.com) 

Black Porcelain Tableware It’s easy to get the clean modernism of black tableware like that used by Oak Steakhouse. While the steakhouse com – missioned restaurant-grade dishware from Mexican company Anfora, you can get the same look from Haand Pottery’s Ripple line of porcelain dishes hand – made in Burlington, North Carolina. ($95 for a 3-piece setting; haand.us) 

Black Leather and Wood Dining Chairs Balancing function with form is the spirit of the dining chairs from Stellar Works, made in collaboration with Danish design studio Space Copenhagen. Made from stained ash and monochromatic leather upholstery, the Rén Dining Chair incorporates Japanese and Chinese techniques filtered through the lens of European sensibility for a timeless piece. ($1,160; stellarworks.com) 

Cane Back Sofa Dessertine chose this bold lounger to echo an inspirational photo from Indigo Road’s Steve Palmer, but customized it by covering the seat in camel leather. The Mulholland Sofa by Industry West adds a touch of drama with a black wood frame and natural rattan caning softened by plush white upholstery. ($2,500; industrywest.com)

Reclaimed Wood Coffee Table Crafted to look like a split tree with an angled face, this piece reflects the rustic nature of the property. The Cuna Coffee Table brings the outside in, a mission of the designing firm Taracea, which creates artisan pieces from recovered fallen and hurricane-tumbled wood (reducing carbon emissions in the process). While their main operations of sustainable manufacturing are in Mexico, Taracea has a showroom in High Point, North Carolina. ($1,598; taracea.com )