I’m always looking for kids’ furniture that feels fun for them without making the rest of the room look like a preschool and Jellybean absolutely nails that balance. Their kids’ tables and chairs are playful, colorful and genuinely cute enough to leave out all the time. What I especially love is that you can pick and choose the colors and mix and match everything, so it feels much more custom than your standard kids’ table set - and it's an easy and fun way to get the kids in

There are certain pieces you bring into your home with a very specific vision for where they’re going to live and then there are the pieces your kids immediately decide belong to them. That’s basically what happened when our Knots Studio ottoman arrived. I was already drawn to the brand because of its Israeli roots. It immediately brought me back to the years we lived in Tel Aviv, when nearly all of our furniture was custom made in Jaffa. I loved that everything felt personal

If you’ve ever bought a kids’ play kitchen, you know that sometimes the kitchen itself is only half the investment—the other half is your time, patience and, in my case, potentially TaskRabbit. Our last play kitchen was from Little Tikes and I’m pretty sure I spent more having someone come build it than I did on the actual kitchen. So when the Lalo Play Kitchen arrived and was basically already assembled, I was shocked in the best possible way. I’m not exaggerating when I say

I’m always looking for art that feels interesting without taking itself too seriously, and LNDN GRAY’s Pops immediately got me. The piece, photographed by Steven Burnett, is made up of layered vintage ice-cream wrappers, so it's nostaligic in the best possible way (who doesn't have happy ice cream memories...). That said, it's absolutly polished enough to hang in a grown-up space and we have it hung right by a little dining nook. My kids immediately started pointing out the d

France & Son has one of those furniture selections where you can lose three hours without realizing it. What I love most is how much personality everything has. Nothing feels overly safe or like the same pieces you’ve already seen everywhere else. Whether your style is colorful, minimal, vintage-inspired or a little more unexpected, there’s somehow something that works. And everything I’ve gotten has been even better in person than I imagined. The quality is really what surpr

I’ve long been obsessed with Jonathan Adler.. and, honestly, love his husband Simon Doonan just as much (Barneys!! RIP!)... so I was very excited to see his collaboration with Ruggable. We already have countless tableware pieces in our kitchen, a collection of his tongue-and-cheek canisters and more vases than I can count, so bringing that same playful Jonathan Adler energy onto the floor felt like a natural next step. The Tiger Emerald rug immediately stood out to me because

I’m always looking for ways to make kids’ spaces feel fun without filling them with more stuff and these number decals from Simple Shapes are such an easy win. My son has been obsessed with numbers, letters and math basically since he could speak. He is constantly asking questions like, “What’s this times this?” “What time is it?” or “How many minutes until…?” Numbers somehow work their way into almost every conversation with him, so I immediately loved the idea of bringing t

Kids’ rooms can be fun without feeling like a character-themed explosion, and Little Room Supply is one of those websites that makes that balance surprisingly easy. The site is packed with furniture, lighting, rugs, bedding, wall decor, storage and accessories that feel playful enough for kids but still stylish enough to work with the rest of your home. It’s especially good if you like rooms that feel collected and design-forward rather than overly matchy or themed. One of th

One of the easiest ways to make a kid’s room feel special is to do something interesting with the walls, but I don’t always want to commit to wallpaper or paint especially when kids’ tastes change approximately every five minutes. That’s why I love Mej Mej. Their removable wall decals feel much more like artwork than traditional stickers. The designs are created from original watercolor illustrations and printed on a soft fabric material, which gives them a really pretty, alm

There are some home upgrades that make an immediate difference, and our Saatva mattress was definitely one of them. It's insanely comfortable — soft, plush and the kind of mattress that makes you want to get into bed absurdly early. I genuinely sleep like a baby on it, which is saying a lot considering I regularly have two actual children climbing into bed and kicking me throughout the night. Though thankfully, that happens a lot less now that we upgraded to a king. If you ha

I never thought I’d have such strong feelings about counter stools, but these Bali Counter Stools from Hati Home have genuinely changed how I use our kitchen. Our kitchen counter isn’t just where we eat. It’s basically my second desk. I answer emails there, write, work on The Mom Club, eat breakfast, have coffee and somehow end up sitting there for hours throughout the day. Before, I never really thought about how much the wrong stool could affect you until I realized I was c

A fun and easy way to make a home feel more finished and more like you is to give the walls some personality. The trick is not to make everything match too perfectly. We used Desenio as the starting point for one of our walls, mixing about half a dozen framed prints with collected photos, published articles, random little memories and even stamps featuring our photo that we had made for our wedding invitations. The end result feels layered and personal rather than overly desi