How to Spot What’s Worth Bringing Home at HomeGoods

HomeGoods can be overwhelming but hidden among all that merchandise are beautiful materials, unusual shapes, designer textiles and genuinely interesting pieces. The trick is knowing what deserves a second look. From Morris & Co. and Sanderson textiles to Turkish art glass, marble (lots of marble!), vintage-inspired frames, beautiful storage and sculptural home accessories, I’ll show you what caught my eye, why it works and how I would use it. TIMESTAMPS 0:17 Look Past the Intended Use 1:18 Choose Materials with Character 2:05 Seasonal Doesn't Have to Be Literal 2:35 Use Curves to Break Up Straight Lines 3:05 Real Patina Comes With Age 3:33 Take the Idea, Leave the Object 4:33 Shop for Your Room, Not the Display WATCH NEXT/ My favorite English afternoon tea finds:    • Toast Racks, Egg Coddlers & English Aftern...   ________________________________________ Patricia at COTERIE | Home & Interior Design My Brooklyn condo began as a new-construction white box, and I'm giving it the history it never had. Here you'll find the projects, the design thinking behind each decision, and the spaces that shape my eye. I share what I'm learning, what I'm noticing, and ideas worth bringing home. https://www.designcoterie.com/ | @interiordesigncoterie on TikTok, Pinterest and Instagram WATCH my HOME PROJECTS:    • Home Projects: Adding Character to a New C...   ________________________________________ MUSIC: Music by Andrii Hroza from Pixabay PHOTOGRAPHY: Sanderson, William Morris at Home (Stout Textiles) #HomeGoods #InteriorDesign #HomeDecor