The Fashion Brand Busy Phillips and Beyonce Love Just Launched Wanderlust-Worthy Home Decor
Thirty pattern-filled pieces from $75.
Published Jul 21, 2022 1:03 AM
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From Busy Phillips to Beyoncé, the vintage-inspired patterns from ready-to-wear label Rhode have been sported by an impressive range of celebrities since the company launched in 2014. Now the soulful designs can adorn your home, too. This month, the fashion brand, founded by Phoebe Vickers and Purna Khatau, debuted its first-ever line of decor and dinnerware. Taking inspiration from the designers’ trips around the world, the 30-piece capsule collection called Garden of Dreams (now available exclusively on the Rhode website) includes playful plates with faces, placemats with wavy borders, throw pillows with pom-pom tassels, and a poppy-covered quilt, all ranging from $75 to $325. Shop some of our faves for a quick summer travel fix without the airline hassles.
Sweet Spot
The squiggly lines on these whimsical dessert plates are inspired by a path less traveled (think of it as a subtle reminder to embrace spontaneity). Wander on the wild side with this set by pairing it with contrasting mats or napkins.
Ripple Effect
Rhode’s signature wavy motif makes another appearance, this time in red, and pops against the richly hued Blue Sicilia print reminiscent of Italian mosaics. Go matchy-matchy with table linens in the same style or mix it up with one of the other limited-edition designs to really set it off.
Pillow Palace
Inspired by the opulence of Jaipur, this cushion design brings elevated florals out of India and into the family room. If you really want to impress guests (or simply enjoy an Instagram-worthy moment), buy the Ella Dress in the same print.
Happy Place
These placements take the joy of getting dressed and bring it to the table with a mashup of cheerful checks and colors. Picking up dirty dishes has never been something we’ve looked forward to until now.