Spring has finally sprung and the design world is blossoming with brilliant new arrivals. Bright colors, spunky patterns, and rich textures are the talk of the town as fresh collections and collaborations from Kit Kemp, Thomas O’Brien, Charlotte Moss, and more light up the design scene. Read on for our editors’ picks!
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The Indira rug in indigo.
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The Astrid rug in sand.
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Thomas O’Brien for Patterson Flynn
“Thomas has done it again! He’s created a group of gorgeous rugs that run the gamut from traditional to contemporary—I’d happily bring each and every one home with me!” – Dara Caponigro, Editor in Chief
See More: Pattersonflynn.com
Paints on display at Color Atelier’s new Brooklyn showroom.
Color Atelier in Brooklyn
“The Old-World patina of lime paint is a designer’s dream—dappled texture, a natural pigment-based palette, and entirely chemical-free. But it’s typically been hard to find, until now. San Francisco–based Color Atelier, founded by husband-and-wife duo Olivier Garnier and Brucu K., just opened a Brooklyn outpost where their lime and plaster paints in the most gorgeous subtle colors are available for East Coasters to view and purchase in person.” – Eugenia Santiesteban Soto, Design & Decoration Director
See More: coloratelierpaint.com
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The Katie Ridder Peony Stitched Edge Powder Bath Towels and Katie Ridder Hand Towels will spruce up your powder room.
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The Katie Ridder x Weezie Collection has your bath routine covered.
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Katie Ridder x Weezie Towels
“Known for her exuberant use of color and pattern, interior designer Katie Ridder teamed up with Weezie, makers of luxurious towels and bathrobes, to create a splash. Ridder’s signature patterns, including Beetlecat, Leaf, and Peony, infuse Weezie’s best-selling terrycloth pieces with a playful shapes and quirky colors. The short robe is now on my short list of things to buy!” – Tori Mellott, Style Director
See More: weezietowels.com
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JJ Martin stands in the vibrant Bloomingdale’s showroom.
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Known for playful prints and vivid palettes, La Double J brings Milanese flare to the States.
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La Double J Pop-Up at Bloomingdale’s 59th Street
“The queen of exuberant color and pattern has done it again—but this time on U.S. soil! JJ Martin, the founder and fearless leader of the Milan-based, fashion and home brand, La Double J, has soared across the pond and landed in Bloomingdales. As usual, Martin turns up the volume to full-blast in her new shop-in-shop, which features a range of tabletop designs and home textiles awash in her delightfully raucous prints and patterns. Stop by to dip your toe into Italy without setting foot at JFK!” – Tori Mellott, Style Director
See More: bloomingdales.com
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Bahia Palace Dress in Pale Rose, $575, ibumovement.org
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Charlotte’s Dress, $850, ibumovement.org
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Charlotte Moss for IBU Movement
“Charlotte Moss’s latest collaboration with Ibu Movement has me longing for the start of warm-weather party season. The exquisitely embroidered caftans are the kind of easy-but-elegant pieces that do all the work for you—just throw one on with a pair of flat sandals and a straw clutch to feel instantly dressed up.” –Emma Bazilian, Content Director
SEE MORE: ibumovement.com
Remains Lighting perfectly balances form and function in their new collection with sculptor Matthew Fischer.
Courtesy of Remains LightingAriadne Collection by Matthew Fischer for Remains Lighting
“Matthew Fisher’s new collection for Remains Lighting, Ariadne, is one of the most inventive things I’ve seen in lighting in a long time! Born out of mythological inspiration, the stone is intended to be an object of desire. They nailed it: the choice of material, shape, scale—all perfect.” – Hudson Moore, Senior Design Editor
See More: remains.com
Ross Alexander for Makrosha
“Inspired by Henri Matisse’s use of vivid color and the principles of color theory, Ross Alexander’s new collection for Makrosha feel like a dream I’d readily live with. Without being too whimsical, it brings just the right amount of charm and eccentricity.” –Martha Moskowitz, Associate Editor
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The unique rooms at Warren Street Hotel overflow with joyful colors and thoughtful details.
Simon BrownWarren Street Hotel designed by Kit Kemp
“We want the funk—and Warren Street Hotel’s got it! Kit Kemp’s newest hotel in Tribeca is a treasure trove of design whimsy, boasting many of Kit’s own designs and found fabrics, including some fun new collaborations (GP&J Baker, Christopher Farr, Spode). Gorgeous rooms aside, a cozy afternoon spent playing cards in the guest-exclusive drawing room is worth the overnight stay. And don’t miss cocktail hour in the buzzy lobby bar!” – Isabel Molster, Editorial Assistant
See More: Firmdalehotels.com