From Painted Lamp Shades to Your Brita Filter’s Sophisticated Older Sister, Shop This Week’s Finds

Plus, a cherry blossom-scented candle to bring the joy of spring into your home.

Apr 7, 2023 - 16:17

From Painted Lamp Shades to Your Brita Filter’s Sophisticated Older Sister, Shop This Week’s Finds

Plus, a cherry blossom-scented candle to bring the joy of spring into your home.

Home improvement comes in many forms. From investing in Fritz Hansen’s latest lounge chair to lighting a cherry blossom-scented candle to finally swapping out your Brita filter for something a little sleeker, each of the below is guaranteed to bring joy to your space.

It’s no secret that chunky ceramics are having a moment, and no one does them better than BZIPPY. The LA studio just released its first collection in three years, Ruffle & Clover, full of unapologetically bulky planters and stools. Inspired by drapes, bed skirts, and antique perfume bottles, the designs are whimsical yet substantial. The best part? You can choose from 38 punchy glazes.

Product Dimensions: 17" L x 16.5" W x 18.5" H Variations occur throughout the handmade process; final products may vary slightly from images or listed dimensions. The tension between uniformity and character is inherent to our fabrication process.

Cherry blossom season is alive and well, and Diptyque’s limited edition scent, Fleur de Cerisier, brings the joy of early spring into your home. Expect notes of rose, jasmine, ylang-ylang, lily of the valley raspberry, and cherry.

To celebrate the arrival of spring, Diptyque enriches its herbarium of scents with a new scented candle inspired by the ephemeral flowering of cherry trees: Fleur de Cerisier / Cherry Blossom. A floral flourish tinted pink with fruity notes and enveloped in musks as soft as the petals of these spring blooms…

While just released by Fritz Hansen, the PK4 chair was originally designed in 1952 by Poul Kjærholm. Made of seven tubular steel pieces welded together and a single piece of halyard, the minimal use of materials is complemented by the environment peeking through the seat.

The PK4™ is a modern, relaxed lounge chair designed by Poul Kjærholm in 1952. It radiates the designer’s distinctive elegance through a light, minimalistic expression in steel and flag halyard and perfectly exemplifies Kjærholm's visionary approach where art and design intersect. The chair consists of two materials - one flag halyard length and seven steel tubing pieces welded into a unified frame. It is available in three configurations: Black powder-coated steel with natural halyard, Stainless steel with natural halyard, or Stainless steel with black halyard. An additional cushion is available in three configurations: Natural canvas, Black canvas and Black Grace leather. Cushions cannot be sold separately.

A Brita filter on a kitchen counter has never made a kitchen look better. And if you’re not into cold water, you’re left with few hiding spots. Waterdrop’s new LUCY Filter Carafe, on the other hand, is something you’d actually want to show off. The borosilicate glass and slim silhouette easily blend in with decor, and after living with it for a few weeks, I can confirm that my water tastes noticeably more pure.

Whether at home, in the office or at your next get-together, the LUCY® Filter Carafe speaks for itself. An elegant, sustainable design meets rapid filtration technology: a crystal-clear decision for clean drinking water! The LUCY® Filter Carafe comes with 1 Clarity Pad.

New-to-the-scene Brooklyn homeware shop Porta has been working with artist Alvaro Picardo on a line of graphic hand painted lamp shades, and just launched a black colorway for color-cautious folks. Just imagine these on wall sconces flanking a bed.