Best Tile: Vestigia Tile Collection by Boheme
Moving away from the ubiquitous checkerboard patterns that have dominated interior design trends in recent years, the home decor brand Boheme—founded by Ward + Gray—has chosen a different path for its debut tile collection. Titled Vestigia, the collection captures intricate landscapes, architectural structures, and symbolic motifs rendered in bold, sophisticated varieties of marble and onyx.
Priced at $225 per square foot, the Vestigia tiles are designed for homeowners looking to imbue spaces like bathrooms and entryways with the historic, romantic atmosphere of a mystical Italian villa. Rather than relying on simple geometric repetition, the collection treats stone as a canvas, bringing artistic storytelling directly to floors and walls.
Best Wallpaper: Garden in the Sky Collection by Kate Berry and Graham & Brown
The intersection of urban living and botanical inspiration takes center stage in the wallpaper category, where former Domino editor-in-chief Kate Berry brought her passion for urban gardening into a collaboration with legacy wallpaper and paint manufacturer Graham & Brown. Known for maintaining a thriving balcony oasis sixteen floors above street level, Berry infused her horticultural expertise into the Garden in the Sky collection.
Among the standout designs is the Moire Faux Bois pattern, priced at $200 per double roll. The wallpaper utilizes sophisticated visual trickery to mimic the organic texture and rich grain of real wood, offering the warmth of timber through a refined textile-like visual illusion that adds depth and quiet luxury to residential interiors.
Best Cabinet Hardware: Duet Knob by Lo & Co
Cabinet hardware often forces a strict design dichotomy, pushing homeowners to choose exclusively between warm brass or cool nickel finishes. Challenging this binary, the Duet Knob—designed in collaboration with SMAC Studio and produced by Lo & Co—combines both metals into a single, sculptural piece of hardware.
The resulting knob creates a striking visual contrast that brings a jewelry-like quality to cabinetry and closets. For those looking to push the decorative envelope further, the hardware can be paired with Lo & Co’s collection of colorful decorative tassels, adding an unexpected layer of textile softness and playful personality to functional doors.
Best Kitchen Faucet: Faircroft Collection by Brizo
As contemporary kitchen design continues to embrace vintage-inspired aesthetics—where kitchen islands resemble freestanding pieces of furniture and armoires double as hidden pantries—the accompanying plumbing fixtures must evolve to match the era. The Faircroft kitchen collection by Brizo, drawing inspiration from design motifs of the 1930s and 1940s, addresses this shift with a comprehensive suite of heritage-styled fixtures.
Standing out within the collection is the bridge faucet, which starts at $1,300 and incorporates a series of thoughtfully engineered attachable accessories. Rather than treating the sink area as a purely utilitarian zone, the Faircroft bridge faucet accommodates a dedicated jewelry tray, a soap dish, and an integrated towel bar, merging historical charm with modern kitchen efficiency.
Best Mirror Accessory: Flower Studs by MG&Co.
Standard frameless mirrors often risk fading into the background of a room, serving a purely practical purpose without contributing to the overall design scheme. However, Matilda Goad’s Flower Studs for MG&Co., priced at $60 for a set of two, offer a transformative solution for mounting and embellishing plain mirrors.
Featuring intricate floral hardware anchored by a central lapis or malachite stone, these decorative studs turn mirror installation into a decorative art form. Resembling delicate earrings for the wall, the accessory elevates simple hardware into a whimsical focal point that redefines how everyday home fixtures are displayed.
