Our July Shopping Picks Include a Reprint of Herman Miller’s Company Picnic Poster

Making a house feel like a home is no easy job, but any of these new-to-the-internet shopping scores will surely get you one step closer. Whether its Entler’s new renter-friendly pendant lamp for next to your bed, a retro watermelon poster to hang in your kitchen, or even a puzzle that will take over your entire coffee table for the weekend, these aesthetically pleasing picks will bring a dose of comfort to reach peak relaxation at home.

Hang This Watermelon Picnic Poster from DWR 

If you were to look at a watermelon through binoculars, what you’d see wouldn't be too different from Stephen Frykholm’s poster for Herman Miller’s Annual company picnic. As its new (and first ever) in-house graphic designer in 1971, this was Frykholm’s first assignment of his 45-year career at Herman Miller.  

Bring Your Favorite Salad Spot's Furniture Home with RAD 

DTC brands are popping up left and right, and it’s hard to know which are quality-made and which will start to fail on you six months in. RAD, on the other hand, is a whole different ball game. The LA-based furniture brand just debuted its first residential collection—it was previously to-the-trade and populated trendy retail spaces like Warby Parker and Sweetgreen—bringing the same pieces to your home. We’re most excited about the colorful steel outdoor items, like this olive-colored chair. 

Celebrate Your City With Piecework’s New Puzzles

Calling all lovers of New York City and Los Angeles: Piecework has your next rainy Sunday afternoon plans covered. The new 1,000 piece puzzles celebrate each city’s classic motifs you may or may not be proud of, from dollar-slice pizza and metro cards to green juice and a wide-brim hat. And to top off this crowd-pleasing gift, the pieces are made from 100% recycled paper. 

Find Your Glow With Entler’s New Droplet Pendant 

The task of hanging a pendant lamp can be intimidating, but Entler’s new Droplet Pendant is fit for any level of handiness. Fixed with a cloth-covered plug-in cord, the fixture comes with brass pitch bolt hardware that holds it from the ceiling. That means no hardwiring, no hiring an electrician, and no asking permission from your landlord. The ceramic shades partially expose the bulb, emerging just like a water droplet, and come in neutral black or beige and punchy chartreuse or rose. 

Fill Empty Wall Space With Casa Veronica x Raini Home’s Collab 

Casa Veronica and Raini Home’s ceramic sconces have us wanting to resort to candlelight after dark. The Taiji is adorned with a childlike swirl, which the duo sees as a symbol of transformation, while The Totem has a more simple face. The sconces are intended to be hung—just imagine a set flanking a fireplace—but they can also stand freely. 

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