Everything that’s in our carts.
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“In Our Carts” is a monthly series in which I round up my and other editors’ favorite new product launches. They’re taken straight from our #editors-picks Slack channel, where our team drops the many press releases that fill our inboxes. I sort through them for the best of the best. That way, you can read just about the good stuff—nothing more and nothing less.
Goodee is constantly sharing new under-the-radar makers, and the newest addition is family-run brand Fogo Island Workshops. Talk about a personality piece: We bet you’ve never seen salad servers as conversation starting as these. They’re made of yellow birch that will only look better over time.
There aren’t nearly enough fabulous shower curtains out there, which is why Dusen Dusen and Coming Soon’s Curtina couldn’t have come at a better time. The 100% terry-cloth cotton curtain is reversible, so you can flip it once you’re ready for a change.
Let’s be honest, a roll of paper towels isn’t exactly stunning. Anything that’ll jazz it up—like, say, a chubby wood holder designed by artist Sam Stewart—will take you far. We’re eyeing the cherry red, but there’s something about that two-tone wood that caught our attention, too.
Chef Eric Adjepong’s collaboration with Crate & Barrel has officially launched, and we’re adding more than a few items to our carts. First up: these chunky double old-fashioned glasses that come in three colors. And we couldn’t leave out the curvy acacia-wood cutting boards.
While we swear by IKEA for its furniture, you can always count on it for a cheap and cheerful pick-me-up, too. We first spotted these Splatterware plates in former Domino cover star Christene Barberich’s newsletter, A Tiny Apt, and we’re sure they would give any table a laid-back country feel. The best part? They’re just $10 for a two-pack.
If you ask us, eggcups are adorable even when they’re plain white porcelain, which makes Sophie Lou Jacobsen’s design off the charts in the cuteness category. They’re definitely a splurge, at $150 for a set of two, but they’d make for potentially the greatest wedding gift of all time.
Bath Towel With Logo Floyd’s newest sofa, the Magna, is its most modular design yet. Movable bases as well as floating arms and backrests truly make it the choose-your-own-adventure of sofas. The contemporary-meets-organic style isn’t what we typically expect from the brand; it could pass for seating from a top-tier design gallery.