10 Home Beauty And Fashion Items Editors Might Be Loving This Week
Every week, our style editors scour the market for fresh finds that blend beauty, fashion, and home decor. I’ve rounded up this week’s most coveted pieces that are making waves in our office.
From statement throw pillows that transform living spaces to trendy storage baskets that combine function with style, these picks represent what’s catching our editorial team’s eye right now.
Keep in mind that availability, prices, and popularity of these items can change quickly, so what’s trending today might not be as easy to find tomorrow.
1. Statement Throw Pillows
Bold geometric patterns and vibrant hues are dominating our editors’ living rooms this week. The right throw pillow can instantly refresh your space without the commitment of repainting or buying new furniture.
Our style team is particularly drawn to textured options with tassels and fringe details that add dimension. Mixing patterns has become an art form try pairing florals with stripes for an eclectic yet cohesive look.
Many editors are embracing sustainable options made from recycled fabrics or organic cotton. These eco-friendly alternatives don’t sacrifice style but allow for guilt-free decorating that makes both your sofa and conscience feel good.
2. Sleek Table Lamps
Lighting can make or break a room’s ambiance, and our editors are swooning over sculptural table lamps this week. Brass finishes paired with linen shades create that perfect warm glow for evening reading sessions.
What makes these lamps special is their dual functionality as both light sources and artistic statements. Several team members have placed these conversation-starting pieces on nightstands and entry tables where they shine even when switched off.
The trend leans toward minimalist bases with unexpected elements think marble accents, matte ceramics, or even transparent glass. Our editors suggest looking for adjustable options that can direct light precisely where you need it for those late-night work sessions.
3. Patterned Area Rugs
If you’re looking to anchor your room with personality, our editors can’t get enough of statement rugs this season. Vintage-inspired medallion patterns and abstract designs have been popping up all over our Instagram feeds.
The right rug can define separate areas in open-concept spaces while adding warmth underfoot. Several editors have discovered washable versions that stand up to pets and kids without sacrificing style a game-changer for busy households!
Color-wise, jewel tones like emerald and sapphire are having a moment, though neutrals with subtle texture remain perennial favorites. My personal tip: size up rather than down when selecting a too-small rug is the most common decorating mistake our style team observes.
4. Minimalist Wall Art
Simple line drawings and abstract compositions have captured our editors’ hearts this week. There’s something refreshingly calm about minimalist wall art that allows your eye to rest while still adding visual interest.
Many team members are creating gallery walls using black and white pieces for a cohesive look that works with any color scheme. Framing is getting special attention too natural wood frames complement the understated artwork perfectly.
Where to hang these pieces? Our style editors suggest unexpected spots like bathroom walls or narrow hallways that are often overlooked. Abstract shapes and geometric forms allow viewers to find their own meaning, making these versatile pieces conversation starters during gatherings at home.
5. Chic Vases
Sculptural vases are stealing the spotlight on our editors’ shelves and tabletops lately. Even without flowers, these standalone pieces serve as artistic focal points that elevate any surface.
The current favorites combine organic shapes with unexpected materials think rippled glass, speckled ceramics, and hand-formed clay with visible fingerprints. Our team loves arranging these in groupings of three with varying heights for maximum visual impact.
Did you know? Several editors keep a rotation of seasonal vessels to refresh their spaces without major overhauls. Right now, earthy terracotta and muted sage green tones are dominating our office conversations, perfectly capturing the transition between seasons while maintaining that coveted editorial eye for timeless design.
6. Cozy Knit Blankets
Nothing says comfort quite like a sumptuous throw blanket, and our editors are currently obsessing over chunky knits and textured weaves. These versatile pieces transform couches, chairs, and bed ends into inviting nooks for relaxation.
The team is particularly drawn to sustainable options made from organic cotton, recycled materials, and responsibly sourced wool. Colors trending in our office include warm oatmeal, soft sage, and muted terracotta that complement nearly any decor scheme.
How are editors styling these cozy companions? The artful drape across a sofa corner or ladder display has replaced the perfectly folded look of seasons past. These casual arrangements create that coveted “perfectly imperfect” aesthetic that makes a space feel lived-in yet curated.
7. Stylish Mirrors
Mirrors have transcended their practical purpose to become statement pieces in our editors’ homes. Unusual shapes like arches, pills, and organic curves are replacing traditional rectangular frames everywhere.
Beyond reflecting light and creating the illusion of space, these mirrors serve as wall art in their own right. Our style team is particularly fond of frames with interesting textures rattan, brushed brass, and carved wood details add dimension and character to any wall.
Where to place these reflective beauties? Unexpected locations are winning favor try positioning a decorative mirror above a console table in an entryway, leaning a floor mirror in a bedroom corner, or grouping smaller mirrors as a gallery wall. One editor cleverly placed a round mirror above her dining table to reflect her pendant light, effectively doubling its visual impact.
8. Sculptural Candle Holders
Candlelight creates unmatched ambiance, and our editors are elevating this experience with artful holders that double as sculptures. These pieces remain visually striking even when candles aren’t lit, serving as year-round decor rather than occasional accessories.
The trend leans toward asymmetrical designs, stacked geometric forms, and hand-formed ceramics with organic imperfections. Several team members have created dining table centerpieces using candleholders of varying heights grouped together for dramatic effect.
Materials making a strong showing include blackened metal, alabaster stone, and matte ceramics in neutral tones. One editor’s clever tip: place these sculptural pieces in unexpected locations like bathroom counters or bookshelves where they can add interest to otherwise utilitarian spaces while providing that coveted warm glow during evening routines.
9. Modern Planters
Houseplants continue their reign in editorial homes, but it’s the vessels holding them that are stealing attention this week. Elevated planters with architectural stands, textured ceramics, and unexpected shapes are transforming greenery into living sculptures.
Our team is particularly drawn to planters with personality think face profiles, geometric forms, and ribbed textures that add visual interest. The contrast between organic plant life and structured containers creates that perfect tension beloved by design enthusiasts.
How are editors styling these botanical beauties? Grouping different heights and shapes creates dynamic plant vignettes, while hanging planters free up surface space. One editor cleverly uses a row of small matching planters along her kitchen windowsill to grow herbs, proving these pieces can be as functional as they are fashionable.
10. Elegant Picture Frames
In our increasingly digital world, editors are returning to physical photographs displayed in sophisticated frames. These tactile reminders of special moments add personal warmth that digital albums simply can’t replicate.
This week’s favorites include slim brass frames, organic wooden options with visible grain, and vintage-inspired designs with delicate details. Rather than matching perfectly, our style team prefers curating collections with complementary finishes that tell a cohesive story.
Arrangement strategies vary widely some editors prefer the classic gallery wall while others are embracing the European approach of leaning frames on shelves and mantels for a more casual, layered look. One creative director placed a single oversized frame on a slim entryway table, proving sometimes less truly is more when the frame itself becomes the artistic statement.
