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If the only thing that has changed in your zoom background over the past few months is the growth of your houseplants, consider a bit of an update to add some new perspective to your space. We’ve pulled together some options from brands like Food52, Taschen, Hay, and Courant to do the trick.
The Neighborhood Goods Summer Edit
In our recent home collection, we picked out some of our favorite brands and items that we thought could give your home the summer look it deserves.
From our collection, we curated looks for every taste profile, ranging from eclectic to cozy, to help you unlock your interior design skills.
Jazz and a Sunset
Light, entertaining, reminds us of dinner parties.
Untitled AM by Uprise Art - $300
Nomadic Homes - Architecture on the Move by Taschen - $70
Wooden Spoons by Food52 - $99
Medium Kaleido Tray by Hay - $38
Cozy and Creative
Create an atmosphere for a morning tea and jotting down your thoughts.
Hardcover Notebook by Neighborhood Goods - $20
Redouté. Book of Flowers by Taschen - $70
Catch:3 - Bone by Courant - $175
Perfectly Understated Mug by Kendall Davis Clay - $39
A Wild Child Look
Funky, eclectic vibes.
KUSH by Boy Smells - $32
Silicone Oven Mitts by Food52 - $40
Facetime by Rob Wilson - $164
The Kitchen Edit
Earth tones with a touch of sophistication.
Time Hourglass, 15 Minutes by Hay - $18
Essential Knives - Chef Knife by Food52 - $69
Bamboo Cutting Board by Food52 - $59
Compote Large by Kendall Davis Clay - $150
Updates on a Budget
Stroll down to your local farmer’s market and pick up some fresh flowers. Adding blooms to a space is one of the quickest ways to transform the atmosphere. To keep them forever, dry out your flowers by hanging them upside down in a closet with little to no light. Once they’re dry, you can put them in a vase or tie them up with twine and hang them on the wall. Here are some more great tips from Urban Stems on how to care for your dried bouquet.
Turn your house into a propagation nation. You’ve probably heard the word “propagate'' thrown around on plant TikTok, but if you are still unsure of the word’s meaning (or have no idea what plant TikTok is) we’ll clear it up: When you propagate a plant, you use clippings of a parent plant to create more smaller plants. It’s an easy and free way to turn your apartment into a green oasis.
Pothos are some of the easiest plants to propagate, just make sure your clipping has several nodes on it since those will become the plant’s roots. Simply, pop it in a glass with enough water to submerge the nodes and watch your clipping grow. Once the roots are 1.5 to 2 inches long, you can plant them in their own pot! To read more, Apartment Therapy has a great guide to easy propagation.
Explore the rest of our Summer Home Collection and enjoy revamping your space!
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