What We’re Actually Buying in September: Editors’ Favorites
From the jean that dethroned our most-shopped pair to the $30 tray that makes our counter look pulled together—this month’s picks, unfiltered.
Home is more than a place—it’s a feeling. We’re inspired by spaces that feel grounded and welcoming, warm and minimal. Our design approach leans into the wabi-sabi beauty of the imperfect, seeking a deep connection with the objects we bring into our homes.
From the jean that dethroned our most-shopped pair to the $30 tray that makes our counter look pulled together—this month’s picks, unfiltered.
An open, sun-filled space designed to bring us closer—to one another, to the outdoors, and to the ever-changing view of the Pacific.
After six years of dreaming and planning, the doors are finally open.
Every pendant, sconce, and LED was chosen to bring warmth and atmosphere to Casa Zuma.
Proof that creativity can rejuvenate any space.
Let the sunshine in.
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How to make your bookshelves look as good as the stories they hold.
A hygge-fied haven.
Not a pumpkin in sight!
Claire Zinnecker’s secrets to vintage treasure hunting.
Everyday rituals, elevated for fall.
Here’s what professional organizers always do before the holidays.
Designing the powder bath to make an impact.
Ready to redecorate?
This is your fall soft launch.
Even your landlord will swoon.
Warm, minimalist, and Japandi-inspired.
Cottagecore, Japandi, and everything in between.
Small garden, big energy.
Moody, lived-in, and layered.