Cute & Casual Work Outfits For A Stylish Return To The Office

Metal Salt 4-Wick Jar Candle With Brass Finish

Table Still Life Framed Wall Art Set

These cool-tone still life canvases in glass-free gold frames will elevate your space without breaking the bank.

Marble Book Shelf Lamp

Love the idea of a bookend with a lamp to cozy up your shelfies. The marble stand is so Magnolia too.

Soft Woven Plaid Throw Blanket

You'll need all the pillows and throws to make your home extra cozy. This soft throw blanket is the perfect one to curl up with your favorite book, drape on your home office chair, or add a bonus layer to your bed.

Portable Brass Finish AM/FM Bluetooth Radio

This is such a sweet kitchen moment. Cook stews and soups while listening to your favorite artists with this portable vintage vibe-y bluetooth radio.

Rustic Ceramic Mini Kitchen Lamp

If you want to get the look, this cream-hue kitchen lamp is perfect for small spaces where you could use a little light.

Braided Grass Storage Basket

You can never have enough baskets to store blankets, slippers, all the cozy things in style.

Tri-Stripe Plaid Handmade Woven Area Rug

This cotton-wool blend rug is great quality for the price and comes in a small mat size to a 7x10 size for living rooms and bedrooms. Love the plaid stripe print in green and cream hues!

Canvas Room Spray

Freshen up your space with refreshing and zesty citrus and lemon scents. This room spray has top notes of sugared lemon, blue sage leaf, and white lavender, yum and cozy!

Faux Satin Variegated Pothos Plant

If you have a hard time keeping plants alive in not-so-sunny spaces, this faux plant is lush and lifelike to add some greenery indoors.

Candelabra Chandelier Ceiling Light

Brighten up your dining space with a sleek chandelier featuring six bell shades for cozy, intimate dinners.

Textured Ceramic Decorative Vase

Pop fresh blooms or faux flowers in this ceramic vase to instantly warm up your space.

Brass Taper Candlesticks Antique Finish (Set of 2)

I'm so into tapers right now and these very affordable candlesticks are perfect for your everyday dinners, your fireplace mantel or your entryway.

Layered Stripe Lumbar Bed Pillow

Lumbar pillows add another layer to your bed decor and are functional too, providing the perfect back rest for your nighttime scroll.

Grid Matelassé Throw Blanket

Made from midweight cotton, this grid-patterned blanket is the touch of pattern your neutral bedding needs.

Boucle Upholstered Square Cocktail Ottoman

Prop your feet on this padded ottoman upholstered with boucle fabric, use it as a coffee table, and/or offer it up as extra seating when you have guests. It instantly gives your room a cozy feel over hardwood options.

1. Western Art

Landscapes from the early 20th century and western themes are en vogue, but don't limit yourself to paintings and wall art. Look beyond to unique pieces that ground your home with a bit of history — think heirloom textiles, artisanal ceramics, and sculptural clay accents that tell a story. This 1927 horse painting by Raoul Millais from Chairish is nearly $7,000, but you can lean into Studio McGee x Target's cowboy decor with its Stallion on Canvas Board with Antique Frame for just $12!

2. Art Deco Mirrors

Nothing elevates a bathroom or entryway quite like a distinctive mirror that sets your space apart from mass-produced design you see all over. Art Deco mirrors break away from traditional shapes with curvy and geometric silhouettes and intricate details that make a bold statement. This Magnolia Vintage Inspired Art Deco Mirror is a subtle nod to the era.

3. Romantic and Sculptural Lighting

Vintage chandeliers, sconces, and table lamps are more than just lighting — they’re statement pieces that add artistic charm to your space. Find a one-of-a-kind piece that reflects your style, and swoon whenever you switch it on and off.

4. Miniature Accents

Miniature spoons, figurines, and trinkets add a touch of personality to dresser and tablescapes. Seek out tiny treasures that bring you joy but also infuse your decor with playful if not meaningful charm.

5. Curvy Headboards

A headboard can instantly elevate a room, and antique stores are the perfect treasure troves for finding unique shapes and designs. You can choose to restore, upholster, or embrace its original charm to add character and a stunning focal point in your space.

6. Floral Tableware

I'm absolutely swooning over these Heirloomed vintage plates. They transform any table setting into a beautifully curated, creative masterpiece.

7. Unfinished Brass Accents

Unfinished brass accents like candlestick holders, hardware, and trays add a timeless vintage charm to your home.

8. Restored Wood Furniture

Reclaimed wood hutches and buffets like this one from Elsie Green are having a major moment in the vintage market. They also offer stylish and functional storage.

9. Colorful Glassware

Vintage glassware never goes out of style, and adding colorful pieces that complement your aesthetic can make your dinner parties truly gorgeous.

10. Reclaimed Rugs

More sellers are restoring natural vintage rugs like this Revival one-of-a-kind vintage rug, hand-knotted by Beni M'Guild tribes in Morocco, with beautiful patterns. They are a great way to complement the art on your walls with art on your floors.

1. Black & White Farmhouse

What to do instead: Over the past decade, this stark look dominated bathrooms, but it’s time to bring in some warmth and personality. The latest bathroom trends focus on natural materials like wood, stone, and linen, paired with earthy tones such as rich browns, deep greens, and soft rosy hues to create a cozy, inviting space. If you’re still drawn to the modern farmhouse aesthetic, give it a fresh update by incorporating vintage art and unfinished brass accents — subtle nods to the past with a modern, elevated twist.

2. Frameless Mirrors

What to do instead: Framed mirrors add character and tie into your bathroom's aesthetic. Organic oval shapes, art deco-inspired curves, and frames made from materials like wood and brass, even blending the frame color into the wall's paint color, are becoming popular choices.

3. Carrara White Marble

What to do instead: This overdone material can look overly sterile, especially when it takes over a bathroom like this one. Instead, add earthy elements like artisanal zellige-style tiles from places like Zia Tile and Fireclay Tile, as well as unique marbles in jewel tones like red jasper.

4. Ornate Fixtures

What to do instead: An antique piece or two can add character and charm to a bathroom. This space feels overwhelmed by too many vintage elements and lacks sophistication. Instead, opt for clean-lined fixtures in matte black or brushed brass, pair them with natural stone countertops, and select a mirror and lighting with a more refined, architectural design.

5. Jacuzzi Tubs (And This Glass Block Window)

What to do instead: Freestanding tubs or spacious showers with a steam feature offer a more elegant and modern alternative to bulky jacuzzi tubs, which not only hog space but are also notoriously difficult to clean. The glass block window dates the bathroom's design even more. For a fresher, more open feel, enjoy the view and bring in natural light with a clear glass window if privacy isn’t a concern.

6. Tile Explosion

What to do instead: Give your bathroom a breather with some bare walls for a modern look. Combine tiles you love with painted walls, wood paneling, or textured finishes, and use them strategically, like in the shower or as a backsplash.

7. Vessel Sinks

What to do instead: Vessel sinks are leaving the trend sphere in 2025. (I'm also not a fan of pedestal sinks). Instead, opt for integrated sinks in stone or concrete for a seamless look, or choose under-mount sinks with a quartz or earth-toned marble countertop.

8. Generic Overhead Lighting

What to do instead: The classic "boob lights" and generic ceiling mounts often seen in rentals are overstaying their welcome. Instead, elevate your space with softer, layered lighting or modern sconces that provide a warm, flattering glow.

9. Traditional Bath Mats

What to do instead: Washable rugs made from natural wool or cotton are emerging as decor statement in bathrooms, offering unique colors and eye-catching prints. If you're partial to a traditional bathmat, consider keeping it tucked away until you need it, rather than displaying it, to keep your bath from feeling outdated.

10. White Subway Tile

What to do instead: White subway tile in traditional brick or herringbone patterns are on their way out. They're overdone and a bit sterile. Shades like sage green, dusty pink, warm clay, or earthy tones can make the space feel more welcoming.

11. Faux Wood Tile

What to do instead: Anything pretending to be what it's not is out for 2025. Faux wood tile or vinyl can make your home look cheap and outdated. Instead, choose natural stones, porcelain, and cement tiles, or go for an actual wood flooring that is protected for moisture.

12. Overly Themed

What to do instead: Avoid being too gimmicky in your bathroom decor with a theme like beach, western, or industrial. Draw inspiration from nature, use organic materials like natural stone, and incorporate greenery with potted plants. Here's inspiration for a coastal home if you're into the beach vibes!