Modern Home Decor

Drawing on traditional kilim patterns, Talish throw pillows have a rich, multicolor pattern that easily pulls together a room.

Inspired by Danish pottery and Japanese patterns, these Penrose ceramic planters are hand-thrown and glazed by the artisans at Red Wing Pottery.

With sustainability in mind, we designed these Magnus picture frames using the excess material from dining tables and desks.

The yarn for our Cria throw blanket comes from alpacas and sheep raised on sprawling ranches in Oregon, freely grazing the hillsides; the fleece they produce is exceptionally soft and smooth.

Store magazines and more in this sturdy felt tote. Leather laces and handles create a sophisticated mix of materials. The tote stands upright so you can easily place it next to your sofa or under your desk.

Simple and modern, this slip cast porcelain Cadence carafe has an unglazed exterior and a clear gloss interior. Beautiful on a nightstand in a guest bedroom, it’s also durable enough to use every day. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

We designed our Alta shelf with versatility in mind. Use it to display picture frames and other favorite objects or mount it next to a bed as a floating nightstand.

Welded in a family-owned metalworking shop, these mirrors have a modern, streamlined look and quality glass for an accurate reflection.

To create the frame’s distinctive patina, steel is dipped in a solution that reveals natural variations in color and texture for a unique, weathered look. This technique ensures that no two mirrors are exactly alike.

To make it easy for you to create the perfect mix of patterns, textures and colors, we took our complete assortment of pillows and arranged them to show some of our favorite combinations.

To make it easy for you to create the perfect mix of patterns, textures and colors, we took our complete assortment of pillows and arranged them to show some of our favorite combinations.

To make it easy for you to create the perfect mix of patterns, textures and colors, we took our complete assortment of pillows and arranged them to show some of our favorite combinations. No matter how you combine them, our pillows are designed to look and feel great together.

Artisans at Galbraith & Paul in Philadelphia handcraft the design on these pillows, using a combination of block printing, resist and embossing techniques. This creates an antique, painterly effect inspired by Scandinavian designs. The textile paints are light- and colorfast; they will not fade in sunlight. Plus, every pillow includes a feather-and-down insert.

Enjoy glass art that does double duty. One side holds a tea light. Flip it over and it becomes a beautiful vase. Hand-blown by a husband-and-wife team in Illinois, these pieces add a luminous pop of color to your home.

Artisans at Galbraith & Paul in Philadelphia handcraft the design on these pillows, using a combination of block printing, resist and embossing techniques. This creates an antique, painterly effect inspired by Scandinavian designs. The textile paints are light- and colorfast; they will not fade in sunlight. Plus, every pillow includes a feather-and-down insert.

When a glass studio gets a new kiln, a breaking in period is required. During this time, the studio must melt about 3,000 pounds of glass to ensure the kiln is working properly and heating evenly. Our partners at Hennepin Made are going through this process and looked for a way to use glass that would otherwise go to waste. They designed this limited edition votive holder just for us.

Discover beauty with a purpose. Hand-woven in Uganda through the Blessing Basket Project® these trays are made from raffia palms and banana leaf stalks, using a coil technique to create graphic patterns. Using this traditional method, it takes about two days to weave a tray, which reflects the unique style and artistry of the weaver. Artisans in the Blessing Basket Project receive a Prosperity Wage, which is at least 2.5 times the Fair Trade Wage, helping them provide for their families and invest in their own businesses.

Discover beauty with a purpose. Hand-woven in Bangladesh through the Blessing Basket Project® these lidded baskets feature coil weaving in which date palm is wrapped around sea grass then sewn to the layer beneath.

These one-of-a-kind mirrors are made from solid pecan wood slabs reclaimed from the Twinsburg Chrysler stamping plant in Ohio.