Studio Anand Sheth’s picks for an old Pacifica stable site evoke lariats, horses and earth. 

Raked Clay stoneware planters from Ren Ceramics in California, can be used indoors as well as outdoors. Available in various sizes, they cost $1,525-1,760, at orcaliving.com  

Hybrid Objects side tables, made of castaway rocks — polished to form a flat top and fitted onto aluminum or steel bases — are by Damaso Mayer of Estudio Material in San Francisco. $2,500 and up, at estudiomaterial.com 

Caleb Ferris’s Regolith Rush lamp—crafted from hand-carved mahogany, laser-cut plywood, leather, horsehair, and silk dyed with red soil—reflects Studio Anand Sheth’s design approach in Pacifica: bringing the outdoors indoors. $10,000 at calebferris.com

Bay Area artist Sierra Kanistanaux’s Relic I and Relic II,  handcrafted freeform ceramic vessels, have expresive handles inspired by fossils often found in fields. About $3,400, at kanistanaux.com or anandsheth.com/storefront 

Bay Area artist Windy Chien’s Diamond Ring, a 64-inch square limited-edition wall sculpture, made of braided rope and brass rings, evokes saddle cinches and bridles; $15,000 at windychien.com

Studio Henry Wilson’s F.ACE wall hook of sand-cast aluminum, designed for the Ace Hotel and available in three finishes, echoes forged horsehoes and horse tie hooks. About $75 at studiohenrywilson.com