This Item From Bed Bath & Beyond’s New Kids’ Line Is the Talk of Our Office

It has nothing to do with nurseries.
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The “beyond” in Bed Bath & Beyond no longer includes only snazzy kitchen gadgets and luxe hair care: The retailer just added its first-ever private label children’s line to the mix. Marmalade, which spans bedroom furniture, lighting, and peel-and-stick wallpaper, is full of unexpectedly chic pieces, like a round mirror wrapped in jute, a bookcase with reflective brass doors, and an iridescent table lamp. Prices range from $15 for decorative accessories to $600 for bed frames. 

Although there are 196 brand-new products, it wasn’t hard for our editors to come to a consensus on the crown jewel of the collection: The Biscuit hand-tufted area rug is easily our favorite. The 4-by-5-foot mat is no ordinary rectangle—in fact, it doesn’t have any straight edges. Instead, it features a scalloped border, which instantly reminded us of the undulating waves and ripple effects we’ve been seeing all year long. An Yves Klein Blue base diffuses the sweetness of the salmon-hued polka dots for a design that’s charming but not overly cutesy. The best part: The machine-washable (!) find retails for $200. 

Immediately, we started brainstorming all the places we would put it (underneath the living room coffee table certainly isn’t the only option). Given its smaller scale, we picture the Biscuit rug in a tiny entryway, a galley kitchen, or at the foot of a bed. And if you’re looking to fill an oddly shaped nook, try the round pink version for the same price. It’s a no-brainer. 

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Lydia Geisel

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Lydia Geisel has been on the editorial team at Domino since 2017. Today, she writes and edits home and renovation stories, including house tours, before and afters, and DIYs, and leads our design news coverage. She lives in New York City.