Catch Up On All 8 Reese Witherspoon's Book Club 2024 Picks

Aug 22, 2024

Discovering Reese Witherspoon's book club is the best thing that's happened to me in the past year because her picks have genuinely reignited my love for fiction. I can read celebrity memoirs and dig into cookbooks all day, but I missed stories that don't always have anything to do with reality.

Give me enemies-to-lovers, secret identities, and spooky homes. I want to be swept away by women's adventures, the decisions they make, and the regrets they have. Okay, some of these themes sound more realistic than not — and I'm not knocking it. Still, these stories sweep me away into someone else's world.

No matter what you're looking for, I can confidently say Reese's 2024 book club picks have covered every theme and more! If you haven't read them yet, here's a full recap of everything from January to now!

January 2024 Pick

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First Lie Wins by Ashley Elston

Evie Porter is who she says she is, but no one else suspects that except her and the mysterious employer she has. Her latest job involves moving to a new town to infiltrate the life of a new target named Ryan Summer.

It should be easy since she's good at what she does, but she's starting to imagine what it'll be like to truly have a future with Ryan. torn between her heart and her job, 'Evie' has to do everything she can to complete her latest mission without fail.

She doesn't anticipate the games her employer is willing to play to cover his own tracks though.

February 2024 Pick

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Redwood Court by DéLana R.A. Dameron

Mika Tabor loves listening to her family recount stories from their past and often has a front row seat to the hard moments they face. She learns about the love that binds her grandparents together, why her parents work so hard, and gets to know the neighbors of Redwood Court.

From the days of Jim Crow to unplanned pregnancies and subsequent death, the stories of Mika's families are so vivid that you'll want to start learning more about what ties your family together.

March 2024 Pick

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Anita De Monte Lasts Laugh by Xochitl Gonzalez

Rising Star Anita de Monte's legacy has almost been forgotten until an art history student named Raquel starts researching more about her. As she works on her final thesis, she feels like she doesn't fit in with her classmates due to being a minority.

This all seems to change when she starts dating an older art student who happens to be wealthy. Things start to suddenly seem easier as she beings socializing with people she normally wouldn't. Her new status doesn't feel odd until she begins drawing parallels between her life and Anita de Monte's.

April 2024 Pick

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The Most Fun We Ever Had by Claire Lombardo

Marilyn Connolly and David Sorenson fall in love without any expectations, but life has a lot in store for them.

They have four daughters — Wendy, Violet, Liza, and Grace — whose lives are seemingly filled will turmoil. From the eldest grief-stricken daughter to the youngest untruthful one, the Sorensons never have a dull moment.

Things are shaken up even more when one of the sister's children shows up after being given away for adoption. Teenaged Jonah's arrival causes the Sorensons to come to terms with the lives they're living and the pasts they haven't reconciled with.

April 2024 Pick

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How to End a Love Story by Yulin Kuang

Helen Zhang and Grant Shepard haven't seen each other in a while, but there's still tension between them after a tragic accident changed their lives.

Ironically, they're both successful with Helen being a bestselling author and Grant being a screenwriter. Still, they haven't crossed paths until the latter finds himself working on the TV adaptation of one of Helen's young adult books.

It goes about as well as you think, but Helen begins wondering — has she been unfairly judging Grant for the past 13 years? And can she set those feelings aside for new ones?

June 2024 Pick

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The Unwedding by Ally Condie

Ellery Wainwright went from planning to spend her 20th wedding anniversary in Big Sur, California to traveling to Broken Point alone. She can barely stand to remember how she got to this point and it doesn't help that there's a wedding planned while she's there.

She decides to focus on the excitement everyone must be feeling, but grows increasingly uncomfortable being in Broken Point. Her discomfort reaches a head when she finds the dead body of the wedding's groom one day and it sends her spiraling.

Becoming trapped with other guests due to the constant rain, Ellery has a feeling that someone has a horrible agenda planned for the rest of the guests.

July 2024 Pick

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The Cliffs by J. Courtney Sullivan

Jane Flanagan used to visit a dilapidated Victorian house as a teen to seek refuge from her own home. She spent her days wandering its halls, imagining what it must've been like to live there. It's why she's drawn back to the house decades later. Well, there's also the grave mistake that's about to upend her career and marriage. But, the house looks nothing like she remembered it.

It's been renovated by a new owned named Genevieve and looks way too put together. But, no amount of renovations can convince Genevieve that her new home isn't haunted by ghosts from the past. What's even worse is that Genevieve may be experiencing guilt from a decision she's made.

So, Jane sets out to uncover who used to live there and what happened during their stay.

August 2024 Pick

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Slow Dance by Rainbow Rowell

Shiloh and Cary were best of friends who used to spend every waking moment together. They often talked about their dreams and how nothing would change the way they felt about each other.

But time passed by and they stopped communicating. Shiloh isn't even sure Cary would want to see or talk to her given how long they haven't talked. Luckily an old friend's wedding pulls the two former best friends into each other's orbits again.

To Shiloh's surprise, Cary hasn't forgotten about her and wants to talk about everything.

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Brandon Sklenar Is Somehow Cuter Than Ever In His New Movie

There are few things in our daily lives as horrifying as a first date with a stranger. Usually, the best case scenario is you show up to an agreed meeting place, hit it off, want to go out again, and maybe even fall in love. That is, assuming you're not getting catfished and they're not a crazy person. Well, in Meghann Fahy's new thriller, she finds herself on the perfect first date that takes a turn for the terrifying when an anonymous stranger starts tormenting her...and then instructs her to kill her date. Now the question remains: will she follow through, or will this would-be couple make it to dessert?

Here's everything know about Drop, starring Meghann Fahy and Brandon Sklenar.

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The first thing I have to call out about The Drop trailer is that Brandon Sklenar just keeps getting cuter. How is this possible?! He and Meghann Fahy have chemistry the moment he steps onscreen which makes this whole movie concept — you know, that Meghann's character is told she has to kill him — even more intriguing. And Sabrina Carpenter playing in the background? An inspired choice.

I want to believe that both Violet and Henry make it out of the story alive...but things aren't looking too hopeful for either of them.

What is the movie Drop about?

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Drop Plot

In Drop, widowed mother Violet (Meghann Fahy) is literally so relieved when her date with Henry goes well. He's handsome and charismatic, and she's enjoying their time together — until an unknown number starts dropping anonymous instructions to her phone. Now, Violet has to play it cool while following her new contact's instructions or her kids will pay the price. There's just one problem: the final instruction is to kill Henry.

When is Drop coming out?

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Drop hits theaters April 11, 2025. The Blumhouse film is from Christopher Landon (Happy Death Day, Freaky), is written by Jillian Jacobs and Chris Roach, and is produced by Jason Blum, Michael Bay, Brad Fuller, and Cameron Fuller. The movie's also executive produced by Sam Lerner.

Who's in the Drop cast?

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Drop Cast

The cast of Drop includes Meghann Fahy, Brandon Sklenar, Violett Beane, Jacob Robinson, Reed Diamond, Gabrielle Ryan, Jeffery Self, Ed Weeks, and Travis Nelson.

See The New Drop Poster!

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The poster for Drop definitely gets my adrenaline pumping — and I love Meghann Fahy's glam eyeshadow & manicure paired with the terror in her eyes. Because, duh, of course this Emmy-nominted actress can act with her eyes like nobody's business. And the bold red of the graphic design? Chef's kiss.

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I Tried 7 Different Types Of “Rest” & I’ve Never Felt Better

I'm a serial napper who loves getting as much sleep as I can, but last year shone a spotlight on how much sleepmaxxingwasn't helping me. Between fighting insomnia and waking up with my stress response on high alert, I knew I needed to make changes so grogginess wouldn't be my default mood.

Once I started asking myself a series of deep questions to see what I needed, I recognized why I wasn't feeling great. Not only were my sleeping habits terrible, I also wasn't thinking about other types of rest needed to function normally. With nothing but hope and time on my hands, I decided to conduct a 'rest' experiment to see if I could improve how I feel.

Based on my results — and the advice from licensed therapist Brooke Sprowl, LCSW of My LA Therapy — slow living feels good.

Scroll to see the 7 types of rest that can help you feel totally refreshed in 2025!

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1. Physical Rest: Prioritizing physical rest led to a decreased need to be productive.

I inherited my parents' tendency to work on my days off because being idle felt like I was signaling how lazy I am. Instead of sleeping in on Saturdays, I'd wake up early to clean before cooking breakfast, planning activities for my son, and going over content creation ideas. Couch rotting wasn't allowed until I was absolutely done with everything, but there was always something to do.

The day I collapsed in my bedroom after rearranging the living room and my office was the moment I asked, "How did I decide working myself to pure exhaustion meant I was an amazing woman?" So, I gave myself permission to start using my weekends to rest. Sprowl says, "Physical rest includes both passive activities like sleep and active recovery practices like gentle stretching, yoga, or massage."

She also indicates collapsing was likely a sign my body's way of sending a huge flare to get my attention. "Listen to your body’s signals of fatigue and make rest a proactive priority rather than waiting for exhaustion to take over," she encourages.

For me, this looks like sleeping in past 10 a.m., stretching my body in the morning, and taking long showers. It's an act of resistance that's helped me unplug and reset after a long work week. Sprowl believes getting physical rest helps "restore the body's reserves, reduces stress hormones, and supports overall physical health," ultimately "laying the foundation for every other type of rest."

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2. Mental Rest: Taking a mental break helped me unplug.

I'm a chronic over-thinker, so I'm still learning how to give my brain a break. However, tools I've picked up from therapy help along with reminders from my inner circle. Why does it matter? Sprowl says, "Mental rest is about giving your mind a break from overthinking, decision fatigue, or cognitive overload."

Besides unplugging from work, I have to remind myself to stay present by focusing on things that are in my vicinity. Sprowl says giving yourself a mental break may look similar or different. "This might mean stepping away from work, practicing mindfulness, or engaging in activities that allow your brain to wander, like walking in nature."

If you and I don't allow our brains to 'cool down,' she believes "it can lead to irritability and difficulty focusing" which explains the moments I barely had patience last year. Genuinely resting "fosters clarity and cognitive balance," according to Sprowl which is what we could use more of!

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3. Emotional Rest: Treating my emotional health with care helped me embrace vulnerability.

The other area I struggle with sometimes is my emotional health. A physically and mentally exhausted Jasmine often leads to an emotionally unhinged version of myself that struggles to express what's wrong or things I need. "Emotional rest involves creating safe spaces to express feelings or allowing yourself to step back from emotional labor," Sprowl points out.

It matters because it can "ease racing thoughts and unresolved feelings that interfere with sleep," according to her. Prioritizing this kind of rest essentially creates "a sense of calm before bedtime" in her opinion. It can look like "journaling, talking to a trusted friend, or working with a therapist" to "help unburden accumulated emotions."

If I'm not gratitude journaling, I'm usually talking to one of my best friends or fiancé about anything I may be struggling with. Being vulnerable with people who care about me has helped calm my sea of emotions, creating a level of comfort I haven't felt in years.

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4. Social Rest: Reaffirming my need for social breaks stopped making me feel weird.

This is a safe space, right? My daily confession is that I've always prioritized social rest. I didn't have a name for it when I was younger, but I've been able to feel when my social battery is depleted which leads me to find a way to reset alone. I almost lost my ability to do so when social media was popularized, but the past couple of weeks have reminded me to take steps back so I'm not internalizing different opinions and emotions.

Sprowl says, "Social rest combats the overstimulation and comparison often fueled by digital platforms, helping you reconnect with yourself." It's hard for me to hear myself when I'm thinking about what everyone else is saying so I'll put on my phone on DND (do not disturb) or set screen limits for various apps.

It's something Sprowl feels is vital. "Social rest means setting boundaries around social interactions, particularly with relationships that drain rather than nourish." Like I've been doing, she further says "limiting time on social media, scheduling solo time, or prioritizing relationships where you feel truly seen and supported" are some of the ways you can also hit the reset button.

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5. Spiritual Rest: Tapping into spiritual rest helped me feel less afraid.

I don't mind talking about my religious background, but I understand not everyone shares the same beliefs I do. Still, I'm a firm believer that we need to prioritize spiritual rest in a world that's in hustle mode. Sprowl says this "nurtures the soul, creating a sense of peace and alignment with your values." She believes "connecting to something greater than yourself" can help add to the physical, emotional, mental, and social ways we may need to hit pause.

I personally love to pray, read devotionals, or use my journal to reflect about various things. Other things Sprowl suggests doing are mediating, grounding yourself in nature, or adopting a gratitude practice. Whatever you choose to do, she feels "it's about finding purpose and meaning in your life."

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6. Creative Rest: Creative breaks made me feel less irritated by what I love to do.

Fellow creatives, are we okay? It seems like the very thing we love to do — creating art — can leave us feeling drained which is confusing. But I've got a secret as someone whose dream career is a reality: we have to stop and take breaks from creating sometimes. Please don't throw tomatoes! I'm serous here.

Sprowl says, "For those who thrive on innovation, creative rest involves stepping back from the pressure to produce and immersing yourself in inspiration." See? I'm not just making this up! Just like the social rest I've become a pro at, I've learned how to go on little adventures around my neighborhood, discover new food places to eat, or get lost in one of my music playlists.

Sprowl says you too can "visit an art gallery, listen to music, read poetry, watch an artful movie or show, or simply allow yourself to enjoy beauty without the expectation of creating." Being in the moment "replenishes the well of inspiration" us creatives pull from, thus "preventing burnout and keeping creative pursuits joyful," according to her.

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7. Sensory Rest: Getting real about sensory overload stopped me from being irritable.

Sensory overload is real! I'm extremely quick to tell my fiancé, "Honey, I'm feeling overstimulated and need a break" which he knows means I have about 5-10 minutes before my irritability says, "Peek-a-boo!" Becoming a mom made me more aware of how much adults can't always tell when there's too much going on for our liking so I've worked hard to be more aware.

If I can't stand being touched after a while or need the TV's volume lowered, it's a sign that I've been dealing with them for too long. Sprowl says, "Sensory rest requires reducing stimuli like bright screens, loud environments, or excessive multitasking. Consider dimming lights in the evening, unplugging from devices, or practicing sensory mindfulness, like focusing on a single sound or texture."

My favorite thing to do is take a hot shower in the dark sometimes. My fiancé thought it was strange the first time I did it, but now he knows it's something I need. Other things I'll do is sit on my office's floor and journal by myself. It's a nice way to tap into my inner calm instead of getting overly upset.

"In our overstimulating world, sensory rest calms the nervous system and helps prevent overwhelm," says Sprowl.

Focusing on 7 types of rest sounds like a lot, but it's not when you consider how many things can raise our cortisol levels. From internal to external irritants, we're constantly being bombarded with things that can cause pure exhaustion. It just makes more sense to me to prioritize self-care that doesn't always involve spending money.

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Rebecca Yarros’ ‘Onyx Storm’ Just Hit Shelves (And It’s Already A Page-Turner)

Fans of Fourth Wing are screaming all over the world because Rebecca Yarros' third book in the Empyrean series is in stores TODAY! It's us, we're fans — along with over half of BookTok.

We can't believe we finally get to learn more about Violet Sorrengail's journey, but we know you still have burning questions about what to expect.

We're not sharing any spoilers, but we've done a little digging to bring you up to speed because who doesn't want to know what Rebecca Yarros has planned for our favorite heroine?

I'm new to the Empyrean series. Are "Fourth Wing" and "Iron Flame" really worth reading?

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I'm not going to lie to you. The editorial team, including myself, are extremely biased about Fourth Wingand Iron Flame. From my perspective, I think these are great books for anyone who had the pleasure of growing up during the great Harry Potter era and moved on to watchingGame of Thrones and House of Dragons.

What's the inspo behind "Onyx Storm" title?

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Knowing what we do about the manifestation of Violet's powers, I think Onyx Storm could hint she's going to play an even larger role in the series. According to a fan theory shared on TikTok(via Empyrean Riders), it's believed that Violet and Xaden Riorson are actually gods. Stay with me here.

Empyrean Riders noted that Violet's last name means heavenly and that she's able to control time thanks to her connection to the young dragon Andarna (I love her so much!). That sounds pretty god-like to me.

And when asked which two Taylor Swift songs describe Onyx Storm, Rebecca Yarros chose "Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?" from The Tortured Poets Department and "So It Goes..." from Reputation. "Who's Afraid of Little Old Me?" is one of Taylor's most powerful songs and definitely translates the idea that Violet's powers are going to be stronger than ever, while "So It Goes..." is equal parts suspense and seduction, and is TOTALLY about "all the pieces fall right into place" to get together with the right person.

There's so much more to unpack so I suggest grabbing a yummy snack while you fall down the rabbit hole.

When did Rebecca Yarros announce she's done writing book no. 3 in the series?

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On June 17, Rebecca Yarros shared this image of her laptop to indicate she'd finished the third book in the Empyrean series.

She wrote, "(Pic from one of the very many locations in which this book was written)," towards the end of the caption before adding a few relevant hashtags to it.

Is "Onyx Storm" available for purchase?

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Rebecca Yarros exclusively told Good Morning America that fans could expect the book to hit shelves January 21, 2025 (that's today)!

She said, "There will be politics, new adventures, old enemies and of course, dragons." There's no way she could forget the dragons because I'd would've started a riot over them. They deserve to have their stories told forever.

As luck would have it, Cosmopolitan received an exciting first look at what's to come in Onyx Storm. The excerpt begins with Violet realizing the Venin have found their way into Basgiath War College and are wreaking havoc. Alongside Rhiannon, Sawyer, and Ridoc, she races to stop the Venin from releasing Jack Barlowe from his prison cell.

However, Violet's shocked when she discovered one of the "dark wielders" has a long silver braid that closely resembles her own. Before she can fully react, the woman disappears. According to Screen Rant, there are possible theories about why Violet saw her and what this means for her growing power.

Towards the end of the excerpt, Violet discovers the Venin want to capture her too. Also, Xaden makes his long-awaited appearance and it's clear their playful banter in the face of danger hasn't changed. That he hasn't fully changed into the Venin Violet's used to seeing.

How does "Onyx Storm" look in person?

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As you can see, the cover of Onyx Storm is absolutely breathtaking. It's moodier than its predecessors, but I know it's because of the darker nature of what's to come. It does have "Brave the dark" written at top so that's also a huge hint that readers will be in for the ride of our lives.

How do each of the Empyrean book covers compare to each other?

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For anyone who's wondering if there's a huge difference between the covers, the answer is YES. Fourth Wing has a lighter gold appearance with contrasting black letters, while Iron Flame appears more bronze in nature. In my opinion, it's a testament to Violet being forged in fire while everything she thought she knew is also going up in flames.

Seeing Onyx Storm next to them shows just how ominous the tone of the third book is which is equally terrifying and thrilling. But enough chatting! If you have your copy, it's time to start reading about Violet Sorrengail's fate.

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Seriously, what are you waiting for? Get your copy today!

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OMG, Meg Ryan & Billy Crystal Are Reuniting For A 'When Harry Met Sally' Surprise

When I opened my Instagram feed and saw a picture of Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal together again, my first reaction was "AH!" — especially since they're sitting on a couch, just like they do at the end of When Harry Met Sally. Not to mention the fact Billy's wearing a pullover very similar to his iconic cable knit sweater in the rom-com. The duo announced they're reuniting for a special surprise and fans are convinced there's only one thing that surprise could be: a 2025 Super Bowl commercial.

Here's everything we know about Meg Ryan & Billy Crystal's When Harry Met Sally reunion.

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Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal made a joint Instagram post on January 22 teasing a big surprise. "It’s finally happening, we’re reuniting for something iconic," Meg says in the caption. "Can’t wait to show you all soon 💙."

My favorite thing about the post (aside from the surprise, obviously) is the fact that Meg and Billy are in outfits their When Harry Met Sally characters would totally approve of. Meg's blazer and button down and Billy's white cable knit sweater? Say no more!

Now we're sure to find out what this surprise is soon, but that hasn't stopped fans from making a lot of guesses.

"I bet it’s a Super Bowl ad ❤️," one user comments, while another agrees, "I need a sequel (but I’m thinking it’s a Super Bowl commercial?)."

Although a third comment totally summarizes how I'm feeling: "IT’S HAPPENING OH MY GOD EVERYONE REMAIN CALM."

The last time we saw Meg Ryan onscreen, it was for her latest rom-com What Happens Later. The movie follows two exes who spend a night of adventure together when they're stranded at an airport.

“It’s a different story than when you’re in your 20s,” Meg told Glamour. “I wanted to make something beautiful and offer a new way of thinking about what love is.”

And this new movie connects to her other films, like When Harry Met Sally, because “whatever was happening, they were destined to find one another," she continues. "There’s a comfort in the kismet and the idea of an inevitable connection. It’s a wonderland idea. It’s an enchanted idea.”

And old school media lovers are living large because this isn't the only reunion we've gotten lately! At the beginning of December, Gilmore Girls fans were in for a treat when Lauren Graham and Scott Patterson reunited as Luke and Lorelai for a Walmart commercial (alongside Sean Gunn as Kirk, naturally).

The commercial features Luke and Lorelai standing in Luke's diner talking all things "coffee coffee coffee," with Luke in his signature flannel and Lor wearing a sherpa jacket she'd be all over in 2025.

It all started when Lauren Graham teased the collab on Instagram, saying she had "something brewing." And Scott's post that he was "back at #LukesDiner for something really special," fans picked up on it. "KING LUKE WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?!?!?" one user commented. "I’m ready for whatever this is ☕️ 😍," a second added.

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Studio McGee’s New Target Collection Is PERFECT For Spring 2025

Studio McGee knows how to do trends, mastering the art of balancing timeless style with a sprinkle of what's hot. I love that they always stay true to their signature classic-modern aesthetic while bringing in current influences, ensuring their designs never feel outdated or boring. Their latest Target collection is no different, and the perfect antidote for winter decor fatigue if you're ready to summon an early spring like me.

Here are top spring design trends and the new Threshold x Studio McGee collab.

Home Decor Trend: Romantic

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Pink Lilac Potted Arrangement

Lilacs are the quintessential spring flower and this bouquet requires no watering. This faux yet realistic arrangement comes in a ceramic pot with faux moss, and looks great in your entry, on your dining table, or near your bedside for an all-year happy bloom.

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Linen Square Throw Pillow

This perfect shade of pink is the hint of romance you'll want in your decor this spring. Toss this oversized linen pillow on your bed (two for symmetry), one on the sofa or reading chair, or add it to a nursery. It's STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX-certified, making it an eco choice.

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Lumbar Allover Floral w/ Flange

Florals are big for 2025 and this lumbar pillow adds a pop of nature-inspired print to your romantic decor.

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Edgehill Pillow Top Ottoman

A cozy ottoman for your Bridgerton binge, extra seating for guests, or a makeshift coffee or end table, this piece by Threshold x Studio McGee is an elegant and versatile piece that adds texture and unique style to your decor.

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Lidded Rattan Basket

You can never have too much storage and why not choose something that looks good too? These rattan baskets with side handles can move from room to room and are perfect for stowing away blankets, towels, toys, and tech.

Home Decor Trend: Mediterranean

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Olive Leaf Potted Arrangement

The boho style of a decade ago is out for 2025 (think macramé and plant maximalism), but its rustic, globally inspired cousin is still in. A simple faux olive tree is a fresh Mediterranean twist on the decor style — bringing the outdoors in without all the upkeep.

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Watercolor Wood Block with Tassels Pillow

Decorative flourishes like tassels are in for 2025. This rustic wood block print is perfect for your Mediterranean-inspired decor.

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Citrus Harvest Framed Wall Canvas Antique Gold

Bring in Mediterranean citrus vibes with this vintage-style painting in a stunning gold frame.

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Woven Diamond Persian Rug Neutral

This Persian rug is like a warm, inviting hug in your living room, bedroom, or dining space. Its easy to clean so you can place it anywhere you need a touch of cozy, worry-free!

Home Decor Trend: Seaside

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Vivian Park Upholstered Swivel Chair

This swivel chair channels the chic, cozy Nancy Meyers aesthetic with its soft mushroom linen upholstery. Whether you're curling up for a movie marathon or daydreaming by the window of your real (or imaginary) beach house, it’s the perfect chair to spend the day in.

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Herringbone Scalloped Edge Pillow

Add a neutral pillow with a classic herringbone pattern and wavy sage edges for seaside inspiration.

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Costa Mesa Rattan Accent Table

Place this coastal table between two armchairs, by your bedside, or use as an end table in your seaside decor.

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Cold Beach Framed Wall Art

Beach-inspired art always makes a space feel cool and modern. Add this 30" x 36" wall art by Threshold x Studio McGee to your neutral or coastal decor for a quiet, restful moment.

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Square Pillow Big Stripe with Ruffle

This playful pillow with ruffles in cabana stripes is a fun way to refresh your seaside decor for 2025.

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Lynwood Square Upholstered Cube Ottoman

This upholstered cube in a beachy stripe is the comfort you need for any laid-back coastal design.

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Abstract Framed Cotton Canvas

This nature-inspired 16" x 12" abstract painting is a bold nod to your coastal blues.

Home Decor Trend: Vintage Classic

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Stallion on Canvas Board with Antique Frame

Leaning into Studio McGee's Western-inspired aesthetic, this 8" x 10" stallion painting adds timeless charm to your vintage-inspired decor.

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Bellfield Fully Upholstered Ottoman

Plaid is an absolute DO for 2025 and always in for your Studio McGee-inspired decor.

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Brass Footed Tray with Handles

Add this decorative tray to your coffee tablescape or your dresser for an antique touch.

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Landscape Study Framed Wall Canvas

Find serenity now with this 24" x 18" landscape wall decor.

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Adjustable Brass Accent Table

Change the height of this brass metal table to suit your needs for a functional and stylish spruce up.

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Twisted Brass Book Holder Gold

This vintage-inspired book holder is great for holding cookbooks or your favorite classic for decorative bookshelves.

Home Decor Trend: Biophilic

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Velvet Armchair

Biophilic design has been a rising trend in home decor for the past few years, and this green chair, with its sleek modern silhouette, is the perfect way to bring this nature-inspired style into your space.

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Clarkdale Ottoman

This channel-tufted ottoman with wood base is another versatile piece that has a modern, organic edge we love.

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