A Gentleman’s Study

Kravet Wrapped Desk in Linen "Simple clean lines and refined detail are at the forefront on this desk. I can see this piece paired with a classic leather chair or jazzed up with a Ghost chair by Philippe Starck." Boston Design Center, (617) 338-4615, kravet.com

Miramar Chair in Honey Suede "The warmth of suede paired with rolled arms and turned legs make this classic club chair a great addition, and must have, for any modern home." Serena & Lily, (866) 597-2742, serenaandlily.com

Turned Brass Tops "I think these turned brass tops from KleinReid are beautiful objects, but also add humor and a sense of playfulness to a desk, reminding us that life can’t be all about work." Through the designer

Feizy Rugs’s Namche Rug in Blue "The rich color and subtle pattern of this rug provide a grounded, masculine, and timeless foundation to a room." Rustigian Rugs, Providence, (401) 751-5100, rustigianrugs.com

Three New England designers share their favorite resources for a gentlemen’s study.

Susanne Lichten Csongor’s design projects run the gamut from a family compound on Nantucket to a modern Miami escape. Her love of travel influences her designs, and she often sources materials for her projects from around the world. SLC Interiors, South Hamilton, Mass., (978) 468-4330, slcinteriors.com

Frank Roop, whose work has appeared in national and international design magazines, creates couture environments that mix antiques and custom-designed pieces. His work and design philosophy are featured in his book, The New Bespoke. Frank Roop Design Interiors, Boston, (617) 267-0818, frankroop.com

Joshua Shockley strives to blend contemporary sophistication with livable comfort in the interiors he designs. His projects often incorporate interesting handmade objects, vintage pieces, and unique art. Joshua Shockley Interior Design, Providence, (401) 743-6296, joshuashockleyinteriordesign.com