We may earn revenue from the products available on this page and participate in affiliate programs.
This is In Our Carts, a monthly series of our favorite product launches taken straight from our Slack channels. We sort through them for the best of the best. That way, you can read just about the good stuff—nothing more and nothing less.
Finnish Design Shop Released an Exhibition-Inspired Collection
In conjunction with the exhibition Seeing Silence: The Paintings of Helene Schjerfbeck at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Finnish Design Shop created a limited-edition collection of furniture and interior objects from five seminal Finnish brands: Artek, Iittala, Lapuan Kankurit, Nikari, and Hetkinen. Artek’s Stool 60 and Iitala’s vases are cast in colorways reminiscent of Schjerfbeck’s work. There’s even a signature scent—Northern Pine—that evokes Finland’s vast forests from Hetkinen.
IKEA Designed a Giftable, $10 Wireless Charger
When we caught sight of this wireless charger, we coveted it immediately. Made in a donut shape with a soft silicone exterior, the cheerful item is also extremely functional: the top can fold up to create a grip, and the charger retracts so things don’t get tangled.
Fable Debuted a Set of Classy Steak Knives
Fable has designed a mix-and-match suite of everyday tabletop items, like high-quality wine glasses (an editor favorite), ceramic dishes, and flatware. Recently, the brand introduced new steak knives, which come in two colors of Canadian wood and made with hand-forged Japanese steel. The non-serrated edge keep things clean, and the full-tang blade makes them extra durable.
East Fork Restocked Its Popular Cherry Red Glaze
Maraschino, the last pottery glaze that East Fork introduced, immediately sold out when it came on the market back in early November. Thankfully, the company made more and restocked its proverbial shelves late last month. While several pieces are gone (again!), we suggest scooping up a set of dinner or side plates while you still can.
Tulip Collaborated with Three Artists on Limited-Edition Light Shades
Tulip, the makers of the now-ubiquitous boob light cover, tapped Gohar World art director Monica Magsanoc, painter Wyatt Bunce, and designer Nathan Bell to create 30 one-of-a-kind shades for their Artist Collective series. You’ll find nature-inspired or whimsical scenes from each artist, including mushrooms, butterflies, and tight-rope walkers. Each is priced at $350; Bunce’s line is sold out, but there are still some styles from Magsanoc and Bell in stock—but when they’re gone, they’re gone.
Pelican House Drew Inspiration From India and Nepal for Its Latest Rugs
We adore the rug designs from Pelican House, and the British brand regularly collaborates with cool kid-brands like Shrimps and Lucy Williams Home. The Sona collection is available now, and the eight-piece line draws inspiration from Indian and Nepalese motifs including architecture and shifting sands. Each rug—like editor favorites Sutra, Lume, and Vela—is handwoven with natural fibers.
Studio Tigress Unveiled Its 2026 Calendars
Our favorite calendar drop of the year is here. Studio Tigress, founded by the former longtime Schoolhouse president Sara Fritsch, makes counting the days more fun with her colorful collection of wall calendars. Favorites from 2025 are back, and a few new designs are in the mix, too, but they are all locally printed in Portland, Oregon, as a fine art giclee on premium weight, uncoated paper.
Hermès Planted Fruit on Dessert Plates
If Charlie Harper drew fruit and not animals, this is what it would look like. Ryo Takemasa created the Kaorumi line of dessert plates for Hermès, using sliced kiwi, peeled oranges, and pomegranate wedges as fodder for illustrations on white porcelain. That way, once you’ve taken the last bite of cake, you’ll still have something sweet to look at.
Hanna Andersson and Oeuf Made Extremely Cute Kids Pajamas
Pajama emporium Hanna Andersson recently made sleepwear with Dusen Dusen, and it’s at it again. This time, it teamed up with Oeuf, the makers behind some of our favorite kids’ furniture. Hearts, cats, bear-shaped honey bottles, and flowers are scattered on matching sets and sleepers; plus, there are pillows to go along with each theme.
Calico Wallpaper Tapped Francesca DiMattio for Wallpaper
This mosaic-inspired wallpaper was dreamt up by sculptor and painter Francesca DiMattio, who partnered with Calico Wallpaper to bring it to fruition. Hand-painted florals mingle with tile and grout lines running throughout the panel, with animals and other natural life milling about. It comes together to create a unique scene, with stark geometry juxtaposing light-hearted forms. It’s available in seven different colorways, and samples are just $10.
Revival Rugs Added New Washable Wool Styles
The more washable rugs made from 100% wool, the merrier. The latest design from Revival, titled Edge, just dropped with two colors including Rosa and Limon. The low-pile New Zealand wool can be tossed in the wash with like colors on delicate with 1 tablespoon of gentle detergent; just make sure you line-dry it after. More care instructions are included on the product page, and the price starts at $499 for a 5’x8’.