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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.
Tortuga Forma and Tangible Space Launched Dinnerware
Inspired by mid-century American serveware (hello, Russel Wright), design studio Tortuga Forma and interdisciplinary practice Office of Tangible Space came together to produce Tortugaware. Four pieces—dinner, salad, and bread plates, and a serve platter—launch the collection, which will continue to expand in 2026. The sculpted edge is a signature gesture among the current quartet, which invites being handled and passed among friends and loved ones.
Sabine Marcelis Designed Luminous Tile For Blēo
Dutch designer and artist Sabine Marcelis is known for her ethereal use of color, whether that’s in lighting fixtures or side tables and mirrors. She’s now teamed up with Copenhagen-based paint and tile brand Blēo on a series of glass tiles in 13 of her signature hues, from butter and bubblegum to harissa and raisin. Available in three different sizes, as well as glossy and frosted matte finishes, each piece is made-to-order in Italy.
Layered Made Rugs with Shaggy Stripes and Cool Colorblocking
Swedish cool-girl rug brand Layered makes splashy, boldly-colored floor coverings that often look like works of art. The latest introductions include new selections from colorist Tekla Evelina Severin and artist Evelina Kroon. Severin’s styles are tufted and made from 100% wool, and the three core patterns are each available in two colorways. Kroon’s trademark grids and lines have been translated into four hand-knotted, 100% New Zealand wool rya rugs (a Scandinavian long-pile design dating back to 15th-century Norway).
Vipp Debuted a Entirely Stainless Steel Kitchen
Stainless steel has been a rising cookspace material over the past year thanks to its durability, timelessness, and easy maintenance. In November, Danish design brand Vipp announced the latest iteration of its modular kitchen, constructed entirely from the metal. Taking cues from restaurants, the brushed finish (which will patina beautifully over time) and angular silhouette is softened by rounded corners, a worktop folded from a single sheet of steel, and slender furniture-inspired legs. We saw it during Copenhagen’s annual design festival, and it’s even better in person.
Brownstone Boys and WallPops Teamed Up on Peel-and-Stick Wallpaper
The Brownstone Boys have done it again, but this time in the form of peel-and-stick wallpaper. In the duo’s first wallpaper collection, they’ve introduced designs celebrating the Big Apple like cheeky Toile de New York, light-hearted Brooklyn Delft, damask-inspired Brownstone Blooms, and earthy Townhouse Stripe. Priced affordably at $60 per roll, the new line is a low-commitment option to makeover a powder room, that one non-tiled wall in the kitchen, or your rental entryway.
Block Shop Brought a William Morris Print to Life on Robes, Kerchiefs, and Wallpaper
We love to open Block Shop’s weekly newsletter Notes from the Studio—the team tells us what cool music they’re listening to, funny memes, and more nice dispatches for the end of the week. When we peeped that they were working on a collab with LACMA, we couldn’t wait to see what would come of it. Together, they brought to life a collection of four wallpapers, a robe, and bandanas inspired by William Morris’s “Textile Rose” pattern. Instead of English roses, Block Shop illustrated their wall coverings with California and Matilija poppies that grow in Los Angeles. To note: the wallpapers are made-to-order and have a five week production time.
Olive Ateliers Created a Holiday Collection That’s So Hygge
Los Angeles–based home decor retailer Olive Ateliers has been on a tear since it launched its online store in 2023. Earlier this year, the celeb-favorite shop unveiled a gorgeous outdoor furniture line, and we awarded its Evermore Sling-Back Chair a Good Design Award back in September. Now, filling its proverbial shelves is a collection of 140+ products titled Hygge Holiday. We love the thoughtful gift bundles, one-of-a-kind furniture and objects, and merry-making decor that creates a cozy atmosphere—all with the signature warmth and vintage appeal Olive Ateliers is known for.
Sophie Lou Jacobsen Dreamt Up a Breakfast-Appropriate Collection
French-American designer Sophie Lou Jacobsen is known for her delicate glass tableware, lighting, and vases. Her latest release is the Continental Collection, which comprises nine glass and silver-plated breakfast objects that take cues from a variety of sources, ranging from cinema and hotel breakfasts to 20th-century Italian glassware and Egyptian ewers. Jacobsen was initially inspired to develop these pieces thanks to a charming apple-esque jar from her childhood, but we’re transfixed by the curves of the Porter toast rack as well as the elegant shape of the Bell Pot.
Giftable Matcha Liqueur Just Dropped in Time for Gifting Season
We were tipped off by contributing style editor Julia Stevens about this highly-giftable, just-released liqueur that is made with ceremonial-grade, organic matcha sourced directly from Uji, Japan. Made with dairy-free oat milk, the on-trend spirit has a creamy texture, earthy undertones, and a smooth finish—and we’re calling it: the matcha martini will overtake its espresso counterpart ASAP.
Five Collab Sales Domino Editors Are Shopping This Weekend
- Target: Holiday decor, furniture, and more in the Threshold by Studio McGee collection is marked down during Target’s Cyber week promo
- Walmart: Among the thousands of products on sale at Walmart, we spotted a selection of Beautiful by Drew Barrymore products—like $150 off a highly-rated bar cart—and Better Homes and Gardens swivel chairs, dinnerware sets, and bathroom fixtures
- Lulu and Georgia: This perennial favorite source for readers and designers alike is offering up to 30% off sitewide—including its collabs with Sarah Sherman Samuel, Aimee Song, Jake Arnold, Lolly Lolly Ceramics, and Disc Interiors—automatically applied at checkout, through December 2
- Joon Loloi: Up to 40% off across the entire site through December 2, including that very cool Lone Fox collab
- The Company Store: Take 25% off (almost) everything else, from bedding and bath to pajamas, decor and even the new Heather Taylor Home collection