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This is “In Our Carts,” a monthly series in which I’ll round up my and other editors’ favorite product launches. They’re taken straight from our #editors-picks Slack channel, where our team drops the many press releases that fill our inboxes. I sort through them for the best of the best. That way, you can read just about the good stuff—nothing more and nothing less.
Soft Services and D.S. & Durga Teamed Up on a Buffing Bar
Soft Services has done it again, and this time with a little help from the aroma experts at D.S. & Durga. The brand’s popular exfoliating Buffing Bar now comes in the scent of Debaser, which has notes of ripe fig, blond wood, and coconut milk. The purple color is speaking to me.
Lulu and Georgia Introduced Its Fall Collection
The latest at Lulu and Georgia: rattan flush mounts, loads of vintage rugs, cute medicine cabinets, an adorable piped-edge love seat, and so much great bedding. And would you look at this serving dish? Put it on the table and someone will likely ask you which relative passed it down. Psst: The brand’s Labor Day sale is on through September 3, and so much of the new fall collection is on sale.
Jelly Desserts Got a Glow-Up From Gelée
Sweets with a jiggle abound, but new brand Gelée makes the dessert pint-size and extra tasty. Debuting in three tropical flavors—Piña Coco, Guava Nectar, and Passion—the jelly is au naturel (but not vegetarian) and crafted by chef-artist Zoe Messinger.
Mabeo Studio Unveiled Lesire Collection at DWR
The scalloped edges of Botswana-based Mabeo Studio’s new Lesire collection—inspired by South African crochet techniques—don’t fall flat: They read fresh instead. The triangle legs and dark panga panga hardwood have something to do with it, but the repeated pattern on the credenza and bench and the subtle color variation across the wood grain give it all that extra edge of cool (not cutesy).
Le Labo Created a Fragrance for Mexico City
Le Labo’s Mexico City–inspired Coriandre 39 is only available for 30 days. It hits all the right notes in this transitional time without feeling too seasonally dependent: its namesake cilantro, zesty lime, lush green florals, and crisp watery notes. As a lover of the herb, it didn’t take much to convince me that this one should go into regular rotation. Get ready to add it to your cart on September 1.
A Whole Lot of Vintage Majolica Landed at Sunday Shop
New Orleans store Sunday Shop just took in a boatload of 19th-century Etruscan majolica from Griffen, Smith, and Hill of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. Think: begonia shapes, intricate seaweed and shell motifs, and earthy, nature-inspired hues. It’s all a little over the top, and that’s the point.
The Citizenry Launched Exclusive Beni Ourain Rugs
A wide assortment of Moroccan Beni Ourain rugs have been crafted exclusively for the Citizery by a fair-trade cooperative dedicated to preserving the lost art. Each soft and durable piece takes six weavers a month to complete; every high-pile beauty is knotted entirely by hand and made from locally sourced all-natural wool.
East Fork Dropped New Colorways
The new fall-winter colorways from East Fork certainly read the color report for 2024 (and beyond). Baby blue took off like a rocket earlier this year, and that’s just the energy Big Sky brings into the fold. And Wine Dark Sea is reminiscent of Behr’s pick for the 2025 color of the year—the two would make a striking, unexpected pairing for your holiday table.
Idda Studio Debuted a Sicilian-Inspired Table Linens Collection
As the summer slips away and we’re reminded that we do not, in fact, live on the Italian coast, let this fresh drop from Idda Studio help you keep living out the dream. The 100% cotton Sirene tablecloth and napkins incorporate the motifs and colors of Sicily among representations of sirens, the mystical creatures that appear in Homer’s Odyssey.