A gold tassel pendant is the easiest way to elevate a basic outfit—clean metallic shine, soft movement, and just enough drama. You need it because statement necklaces are back, metallics read polished with zero effort, and this one layers with everything from tees to dresses so you look styled in five seconds.

I love martini tables—small, sculptural perches that carve out a place to exhale, with a book, a candle, and a nightcap within reach. That tiny footprint turns into a nightly ritual, quietly anchoring a corner with just the right piece that makes it feel intentional.

A bolster is a designer move for sofas and beds—the single, elongated form creates a clean horizontal line, adds scale, and introduces pattern/texture without the visual noise of a full pillow stack.

A brass wall vessel turns unused inches into a tiny, tailored vignette—by the kitchen sink it holds a single stem or clipped herbs; in the bath, it’s the chicest toothbrush cup. You’ll want it because it frees counter space, adds warm patina at eye level, and creates an easy, ever-changing ritual

I will die on this hill: salad plates are the best “extra” dish to buy. I love this cinnamon-toned color and scalloped pattern and can even use them for dessert, snacks, bread—anything.