There’s something about May that just makes me want to press reset—but not in a rushed, dramatic way. It’s more of a gentle shift, a craving for calm mornings, tactile textures, and softer silhouettes. You know, the little moments of brightness you find throughout the home and closet. After the flurry of April for our family with three birthday celebrations, Easter and more, May feels like the first deep breath—the one you take when you open the windows, throw off the heavy layers, and lean into the slow bloom of a new season.

This month’s edit is inspired by exactly that: the mood of fresh starts and thoughtful beauty. Each piece was chosen for its ability to make everyday rituals feel a little more refined—like pouring your coffee into a glass that feels special, slipping into a cotton sweater that feels like sunshine, or setting out silverware that elevates even the simplest of meals.
We pulled together items that feel seasonal but not fleeting. Things that invite you to live slower, notice more, and enjoy the in-between moments—whether that’s setting the table on the patio or swapping your perfume for something a little softer and woodsy.
It’s curated with care, and I hope it inspires you to linger a little longer this month.
For the Home that Feels Collected
There’s something about finding one piece that instantly changes how a space feels—whether it’s a texture, shape, or tone. I love this vintage-inspired bobbin floor mirror for an entryway or bedroom refresh. The rounded beaded trim feels both timeless and playful.
This bone inlay lidded jar is just stunning. Soft ivory tones, elegant craftsmanship… it’s one of those pieces that instantly elevates a shelf or vanity. I love these pieces for hiding the everyday clutter or stashing something special!
I recently purchased this neutral check kitchen towel set and it is such a quiet luxury that adds pattern and softness wherever you place them. And I can’t get enough of this handwoven wall basket with a lid—it’s got a charming, elevated pantry or mudroom feel, and I picture it styled over a console or in a sunlit kitchen corner. And this Moroccan brass soap dish is a favorite too—functional, sculptural, and feels like something collected on travels.
This oak tray-top end table also made the list—classic lines, beautiful wood tones, and a piece that brings a sense of history and intention into the room. Also loving this mid-century brass ceiling spot light for a cozy nook or hallway update. It’s subtle but packs so much style punch.
Tabletop & Little Luxuries
I have a soft spot for thoughtful objects you’ll actually use daily. These glass canning jars feel European, and intentional for everything from casual breakfasts to weekend hosting. The footed crystal wine glass set brings a little sparkle to your shelves and is perfect for summer spritz season.
And, I couldn’t skip this Amazon flatware set with dark wood handles—it’s quietly beautiful and make even a Tuesday night pasta dinner feel special.
Also, try styling large oyster bowls to hold fruits, florals, or ice. This silver resin clam bowl has that effortless beach-meets-elegance thing going on.
Style Picks to Live In
These woven mesh ballet flats are on major rotation right now. The cream mesh, the strap detail—they’re breathable and so versatile. I pair them with everything from wide-leg jeans to linen dresses.
The ruffled blue gingham apron is another item you’ll love—it brings some whimsy to everyday cooking or baking moments, and makes you feel instantly put-together in the kitchen.
This woven snake chain medallion necklace is a forever piece. A little shine, a bit of texture, and it layers perfectly with other gold favorites. I’ve always wanted a necklace similar to this style!
Sentimental Touches
Sometimes it’s the quiet details that mean the most. This pewter frame has such a classic weight to it—I picture it holding a black-and-white family photo or something printed from a recent trip. They make for such great gifts during spring — Father’s Day, Grad gifts, or just because.
Skincare & Small Indulgences
Give your skin some love this month with these Bio Collagen Face Masks—an overnight formula that has been a real treat lately. And, if you haven’t tried the Botanical Rescue Barrier Balm yet, it’s one of those miracle products that’s good for cuticles, dry patches, elbows—you name it. It recently sold out, so grab it fast! I’ve even seen it used on the high points of your face for a pretty, dewy look.