Your weekly edit: Shower curtains with a conscience, under-$100 sale scores, and the fall trend springing up at Anthropologie Home.
News Flash: Color Pops Coming Through
Bio-Based Shower Curtains From an Editor-Favorite Brand
Quiet Town’s Sun Shower curtains are a fixture of Domino home tours. Now, the brand has unveiled a new style, five years in the making: the Sun Shower Haze. Available in three colors, the product is made with a combination of 30% recycled cooking oil and 30% recycled EVA vinyl. In other words, it’s the most eco-friendly curtain the brand has debuted thus far. We also appreciate how the material is translucent instead of clear for a little extra privacy.
Soil to Studio Launches Its First Outdoor Pillows
The Brooklyn-based textile brand we’ve come to love for its botanical prints has launched its debut range of outdoor soft goods. Made in partnership with Cloth & Company, it also marks the brand’s first-ever American-made collection. Of the 12 patterned cushions, which come in three sizes, we’re partial to the Indu Mint and Sara Grapefruit Pink. They’re backyard bright spots, even on the cloudiest of days.
Deals of the Week: Under-$100 Gems
Who knew so many fall-ready finds would be scattered among all of the end-of-summer deals? Everything on this list is $100—or cheaper.
Cooler weather means more meals indoors means more opportunities to set the table. We recommend these cottagecore placemats. Were $110, now $69
This subtly striped, supersoft wool throw (above) defies gray’s bad rap. Psst: Use the code SALE20 at checkout to save an additional 20%. Was $109, now $79
Classic ivory tapers are nice to have on hand for impromptu dinner parties and power outages. This 24-pack comes out to just 62 cents a piece! Was $36, now $15
Here’s a misty blue glass holder to put said candles in. Was $25, now $10
We’d pair this gray-blue velvet pillow cover with something chocolate brown. Was $88, now $70
Funky slippers that will keep your feet toasty from the moment you step out of bed. Were $93, now $65
We didn’t know gingham could be so edgy. Was $56, now $34
This angular, liberally striped mug isn’t like anything else in your cupboard. Was $35, now $18
Fall layers often veer tonally quiet. This rose-hued wool cardigan couldn’t be louder, and that’s a compliment. Was $178, now $89
Sourced: Good-Looking Luggage Racks
Putt any one of these folding additions at the foot of the bed and your guest room suddenly passes as a luxe hotel.
Top row, from left to right: Printed Sling Fabric Luggage Rack, Anthropologie; Unlacquered Brass and Saddle Leather Luggage Rack, CB2; Pierce & Ward Luggage Rack, West Elm. Bottom row, from left to right: Pamaleta Stand by Innit Designs, Lumens; Chris Loves Julia Luggage Rack, Pottery Barn; Embroidered Painted Wood Strap Luggage Rack, Anthropologie.
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