Editor’s picks for February

Every living room needs a hero chair! This one brings bold warmth with a rich oak frame and textured, vibrant cushioning.

House your blooms in bright drama, with the ruffled flair of this gorgeous glass vase. Who needs Murano glass when you have this beauty?

Funky, fun and fabulous with fringe, is there anything this maximalist lamp can’t do?

Perfect to start your day with a bit of warmth, these towels add a striking focal point for any bathroom. They may just match your new stone sink (see below)!

Turn function into form, and create a bathroom that makes you ooh and ahh every time you need to wash your hands.

This hand-blown glass coaster is perfect for a splash of personality on your table. Collect the set with teacups, saucers, mugs and a teapot all in the same amber tones.

Designed and made in Italy from 60 per cent bio-based materials, this eco-conscious pitcher is bound to add extra
pizazz to your punch.

Don’t let the sun set on your soirée. These lamps can soak up the summer sun and then provide ambient solar vibes well into the evening.

Keep the conversation going long into the night by the light of these glowing, textured candles. They look stunning paired with an
amber-toned candle holder.

Melamine has never looked so glamorous. These pretty side plates will elevate your table spread by adding a pop of sun-kissed colour. Also available in dinner plates and bowls.

The warm tones of these servers perfectly bridge the balance of sunset and evening. Use them to serve up your salad alongside your summer spritzes.

Create a centrepiece worth celebrating with a floral display housed in this glorious yellow twisting vase. Can’t you just picture it brimming with yellow wattle or vibrant red and pink dahlias?

Tell your guests your home has character before they’ve even walked in the door.

Villeroy & Boch has a history dating back to a small (now French) village in Lorraine in 1748. These very cute, very French-inspired plates bring an ultimate rustic vegie patch charm.

Available in three colours and two sizes, this Holophane glass style was popular in the early 1900s. The texture in the glass diffuses light to create a gentle glow.

These glasses add a touch of elegance to your table setting. Or you can collect the whole Bee set, including tumblers short and tall.

A pedestal planter is a great way to bring height to your garden and focus to some lovely flowers. This classic style has just enough ornamentation to look vintage without outshining your plants.

Bring back coastal chic with this elevated nod to the ’90s. This sofa also comes with a matching solid blue armchair to complete the look.

Dine in classic style with this gorgeous gold candlestick holder. Its simple design means it pretty much goes with any style of decor.

A Kantha throw is a hand-stitched textile from India or Bangladesh. These vintage options are delicately embroidered and have that never-mass-market feel.

Rose, patchouli and amber scents provide a sweet and grounding presence in this new candle from Natio that burns for up to 50 hours. It also comes in a diffuser.

This is an everyday classic. The rosehip oil in it is nourishing, but it’s the scents of lavender, patchouli and geranium that I love.

I tend to gravitate towards orange blossom, rose or jasmine, but I was stopped in my tracks by this cypress diffuser. It evokes a feeling of being in a Mediterranean forest. I love it in my lounge room!

Want the softness of white florals, such as jasmine and tuberose, but with an edge of spicy sandalwood? You’ll fall in love with Trudon’s Elae. A beautiful summer evening scent.

Soak away your troubles with this bath soak, complete with pure rose oil, rose geranium, palmarosa and rose petals.

I’m not usually an incense person, but on a recent visit to Bondi markets I followed my nose to a stall with this intoxicating scent. I’m happy to say I stocked up on these handmade rose and sandalwood incense sticks with notes of bergamot and cloves.

This oil is one of my staples! With rosehip, evening primrose and jojoba, it smells good enough to eat.