Well-Dressed Design Digest

Lulu & Georgia’s fashion-forward fall collection is bringing personal style back into the home (see ya, sad beige) with layered pattern mixing, rich jewel tones, and sculptural silhouettes. The collection features on-trend, statement-making new releases like the two-toned striped Winston wood coffee table and side table; a tiger-print knotted wool rug that feels more lived-in and eclectic than the classic-but very popular-Scalamandré Tigre; and a skirted couch upholstered in a playful blue and burgundy stripe reminiscent of a now-Pinterest-viral one from Dedar Milano (that one will cost you about $500/yard, though).

These newer favorites are styled alongside popular Lulu & Georgia styles that have been around for a while like the wavy Kadner dining chairs, lending to the idea that, much like our closets, our interiors shouldn’t be upheaved every time the seasons change and trends shift. Instead, it’s a collection you keep building on and curating over time.

1. Indu Table Lamp

2. Winston Side Table

3. Makeda Hand-knotted Wool Rug

4. Kadner Dining Chairs

5. Augusta Vase

6. Portola Slipcovered Sofa in Blue/Garnet Chandler Stripe

7. Rawlin Accent Chair

8. Chandler Pillow

9. Winston Coffee Table

Joon Loloi & interior designer Heidi Caillier (THE mind behind Kendall Jenner’s mountain house, ofc) released a new collection of rugs and pillows under their ongoing collaboration. As you’d expect from Caillier, the heavily patterned collection is earthy, grounded, and full of warmth while still feeling rich in color, with deep plums, slatey blues, and pops of apricot. If you crave a cottage stay in the Cotswolds or a weekend getaway to the woods of the Catskills, this collection is for you.

1. Forest Hand-Tufted Wool Rug

2. Guillermo Hand-Loomed Rug

3. Ozzie Pillow

4. Magda Pillow

5. Lilette Hand-Tufted Rug

Famed design duo Pierce & Ward have teamed up with West Elm for their second collection, The Collected Home, inspired by vintage patterns, silhouettes, and folk art. This new iteration expands on favorites from their first collection, like iron upholstered counter stools that build on the last collection’s popular Art Deco-inspired iron bench with a striped cushion. They’re also introducing pieces featuring carved designs inspired by tramp art, a woodworking technique traditionally created by layering and notching small pieces of wood.

1. Spindle Flatware

2. Scalloped Drink Table

3. Swoop Chandelier

4. Luggage Rack

5. Iron Upholstered Counter Stool

6. Sculpted Burl Bed

7. Tramp Art Frame