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Simoeng/ Sea Green

Dozens of hand-blown Murano glass polyhedra clustered in tiers around a gold metal frame. The profile is surprisingly flat at just under 10 inches deep, so it reads dramatic without swallowing the ceiling. Light refracts through each faceted glass piece differently, throwing soft tinted patterns across the room that shift as the day moves.

Riskioir/ 24" Gold

A gold-framed round mirror with a softly scalloped edge that reads far more expensive than it is. The wavy silhouette catches light in a way that flat-edged mirrors simply cannot, and the brushed aluminum frame has a warm, matte finish that pairs beautifully with brass fixtures. Tempered glass, lightweight, and genuinely easy to hang in under five minutes.

Orren Ellis/ Natural Travertine / Black Base

Crafted from premium natural travertine, this round coffee table showcases unique porous textures that enhance acoustic absorption and add organic charm. The Roman column base provides architectural elegance and structural stability, while high-temperature baked iron accents ensure long-lasting durability and color retention. Smooth, rounded edges elevate the visual appeal and make it safe for everyday living.

Williams Sonoma/ Performance Velvet Plum

An oversized upholstered chair built for real lounging. Wider than a standard accent chair but not quite a loveseat, it strikes a balance between generous comfort and sculptural form. The deep seat and plush cushioning invite you to settle in with a book or a glass of wine. Available in a range of fabrics including leather, velvet, and linen, with pricing that varies by material. Williams Sonoma exclusive.

Eichholtz/ Faux Shearling

A sculptural swivel chair shaped like an open bloom, with deep scalloped channels that curve up and around you. The generous 44-inch frame sits low on a brushed brass base, creating this irresistible combination of statement silhouette and genuine sink-in comfort. Foam and fiber-wrapped cushioning keeps it plush without going flat, and the full swivel means you can pivot toward the conversation or the window without moving a thing.

Anthropologie/ Neutral

A double vanity with clean, classic lines and a Carrara marble top that brings real stone texture to a shared bath. The parawood base wears a warm neutral finish, and the layout is genuinely practical: three working drawers, two cabinets with removable shelves, plus sinks and a backsplash already in place. Honestly, this is the kind of piece that makes a primary bathroom feel finished without trying too hard.

Laura James/ Jet Black

A statement oval coffee table with a real marble top and a fluted mango wood base in jet black. The deep green-black veining in the marble catches light beautifully, and each slab is naturally unique. The twin cylindrical bases with carved fluting give it an architectural, almost column-like presence without overwhelming the room. Low-profile and generous in surface area — perfect for books, drinks, or a collected tablescape.

Tile Club

A glossy ceramic subway tile in a deep, leafy green that feels like bringing a bit of the garden inside. The slim proportion and high-shine finish catch light beautifully on a kitchen backsplash or shower wall, and the color has this calm, botanical quality that pairs naturally with white cabinetry, brass hardware, or warm wood tones. Made in Spain with pressed edges, sold by the box.

AVZEAR/ Walnut

A low-slung oval coffee table with distinctive fluted cylinder legs and smooth, rounded edges that feel finished from every angle. It reads much more expensive than it is, with clean proportions and a compact footprint that works in smaller living rooms and apartments. The oval shape softens angular seating arrangements and keeps traffic flowing.

Anthropologie/ Cocoa

Four stoneware pasta bowls from the Amelie Latte collection with a smooth, glossy glaze that looks beautiful stacked on open shelving or set out for dinner. Wide enough for pasta nights and deep enough for grain bowls, with that quietly generous 22-ounce capacity that makes them feel practical, not precious. Crafted in Portugal, so expect gentle glaze variation from piece to piece. I keep coming back to Cocoa for its warm, grounded tone, though honestly the whole color range is worth mixing at the table.

KES/ White

A clean, round vessel sink in bright white ceramic that sits above the counter like a sculptural bowl. The proportions are just right for a bathroom vanity, deep enough to contain splashing but shallow enough to feel modern and intentional. Impact-resistant and genuinely easy to keep clean, which matters more than people admit.

Lulu & Georgia/ Natural

A compact table lamp with a turned oak base and a finely pleated natural linen shade that catches light in the loveliest way. The proportions are small enough for a nightstand or a tight shelf, but the silhouette has real presence. Warm, textural, and quietly sculptural without trying too hard.

Anthropologie/ Walnut

A double vanity with real presence. Vertical fluting runs through the ash veneer base, rounded corners soften the silhouette, and the Carrara marble top brings that cool, veined stone contrast you want in a primary bath. Two ceramic undermount sinks are already in place, and the brass-finished hardware ties the whole thing together without feeling flashy. Honestly, this is the piece that makes a shared bathroom feel intentional rather than purely functional.

Anthropologie/ Nutmeg

A platform bed with real architectural presence. Vertical fluted ribbing runs along the headboard and frame, and the rounded corners keep the silhouette from feeling too rigid. The wood grain reads warm and organic, especially in Nutmeg, and the built-in slat system means you can skip the box spring entirely. The kind of bed that makes a bedroom feel collected and intentional without trying too hard.

Williams Sonoma/ Olive Performance Velvet Blend

A big, dramatic curve of a sofa with deep vertical channel tufting running the full length of the arched back. The kidney-shaped silhouette and rolled arms give it serious Art Deco energy, but the generous seat depth and thick foam padding make it genuinely comfortable for sprawling. At eight feet, it commands whatever wall you put it against and looks best when you let it be the star.

&Tradition/ Chrome

Verner Panton's double-dome silhouette in mirror-polished metal, and this VP9 version runs on a rechargeable battery so you can set it wherever the light needs to go. The two hemispheres catch everything around them while warm light pools softly beneath the gap between shade and cup. Three touch-dimming levels, about ten hours on a full charge, and a magnetic charging tray that keeps the whole thing feeling considered rather than complicated.

Anthropologie/ Pitbull

Honestly, this is the kind of lamp that makes people stop mid-conversation and ask where you got it. Each breed is sculpted in textured polyresin with an antique gold finish, then paired with a pleated cream shade that softens the light into something warm and lived-in. Pick your dog, set it on a console or nightstand, and let it do the charming without trying too hard.

Anthropologie/ Blue

A glazed stoneware soap pump with that slightly nostalgic hotel-bathroom charm, hand-painted and decaled so the finish feels considered rather than mass-produced. The compact 7.75-inch height and 3.5-inch footprint sit neatly on a vanity or kitchen sink without crowding your tray. I keep reaching for the powder blue in guest baths, though the dark orange has this unexpected warmth that looks gorgeous beside brass hardware.

Anthropologie/ Wedgewood Blue

A streamlined writing desk with a painted ash finish and brushed brass pulls that feel quietly luxe without trying too hard. Three soft-close drawers keep notebooks, cables, and whatever you are pretending to organize neatly tucked away. The 48-inch top fits a home office nook or a bedroom corner equally well, and that Wedgewood Blue reads calm and collected rather than office-generic.

Lifestorey/ Pink

Honestly, this is the kind of corner piece that makes you rethink dead space. The vertical grooves and brass legs read a little vintage, a little polished, and the faux marble top is actually useful for a lamp or a stack of books you reach for daily. Behind the single door there is a fixed shelf for the things you want tucked away but still close. Pink or white, same footprint, same warm hardware.

Armen Living/ Taupe

A barrel-shaped swivel chair with deep channel tufting and rich velvet upholstery that wraps around you like a cocoon. The rounded backrest cradles your body while the foam-padded seat keeps things plush and supportive. Full 360-degree swivel on a brushed gold base gives it both presence and mobility. The kind of chair that anchors a reading corner or steals the show in a living room.

Anthropologie/ Pink

A stunner that looks like it wandered out of a collector's estate. The rose-toned glass catches light beautifully, with hand-etched botanical motifs of leaves, ferns, and wildflowers wrapping both the wide domed shade and the cylindrical body beneath it. The sage green base grounds the whole piece and keeps it from feeling too precious. Two sockets mean you get real, usable light here, not just a pretty face on a nightstand.

Anthropologie/ Green Glass / Brass

A vintage-inspired semi-flush mount light with a softly scalloped milk glass shade set in an oiled brass frame. Casts a warm, diffused glow that works beautifully in kitchens, bedrooms, bathrooms, and entryways. Each piece is handcrafted, so expect slight variation that makes yours truly one of a kind. Hardwired installation with dimmer switch compatibility.

Bed Bath & Beyond/ Curved White 1 / Left Facing

A sculptural L-shaped sectional with a sweeping curved back and generous chaise that feels more like a lounge than a standard sofa. The velvet upholstery has a soft, matte finish, and the included pillows and cushions make the deep seat feel settled from day one. At nearly fourteen feet across, it anchors an open living room and still leaves room for a low coffee table in front.

Serena & Lily/ White

Honestly, this is the kind of ottoman that earns its spot in front of the sofa. English-inspired button tufting, turned maple legs, and a generous rectangular top wide enough for feet, an extra guest, or a tray when you need a coffee table in a pinch. Made to order in the USA with a frame guaranteed for life, and available in a wide range of upholstery fabrics beyond the colors shown here.

Anthropologie/ Green Glass / Brass

A wall-mounted sibling to the beloved Eloise flush mount, with the same scalloped milk glass shade and oiled brass hardware scaled down for flanking a mirror or lining a hallway. The green-tinted glass casts a soft, amber-edged glow that makes every bathroom feel like a Parisian hotel. Handcrafted, so no two are identical, which honestly just makes it better.

Simons Maison

A mushroom-shaped table lamp with a brushed champagne brass dome sitting on a glossy off-white ceramic base. The proportions are spot on, compact enough for a nightstand or console without disappearing into the surface. The built-in dimmer knob on the base lets you dial the glow from task-bright down to warm ambient, and the ceramic has this beautiful glazed finish that catches light even when the lamp is off.

House of Andaloo/ Pink Floral

A square porcelain tissue box cover with hand-painted chinoiserie florals that turns an everyday necessity into something you actually want on display. The pink version has this soft, garden-party energy that looks lovely on a vanity tray, and the blue-and-white option channels classic Willow pattern charm without feeling fussy. At 5.5 inches square and 8 inches tall, it sits neatly on a powder room counter or desk without taking over the surface.

Le Creuset/ Oyster

Freshly ground salt at the table makes a real difference, and this mill does it without looking like an afterthought on the counter. Turn the knob clockwise for a fine dusting or counterclockwise when you want a coarser crystal for cooking. The soft oyster finish and compact 8-inch profile sit nicely beside the stove or on a dining table, and the acrylic body holds up to kitchen humidity without picking up grease or odors.

Mullan Lighting/ Antique Brass

A ten-inch opal glass globe on a curved brass arm, with that milky frost that softens everything it touches. The round backplate and simple silhouette feel quietly traditional, the kind of sconce that makes a narrow hallway or powder room feel finished without shouting. Pair two on either side of a mirror and you get that warm, even glow that flatters skin and paint alike.