New Season, Fresh Start: 14 Home and Kitchen Items My Apartment is Begging For
October is the best month of the year and that is not up for debate. Perfect weather, pumpkin-flavored everything, the return to drinking hot coffee—I could go on. It really is the start of fall in my book, and with a new season comes the desire to make a few apartment updates. For my living room, I'm looking to bring in warmer tones with throw pillows, vases, and dried flowers. For my bedroom, it's time to pull out the weighted blankets and Le Labo candles. My dining room table will get a nice upgrade with olive and baby-blue embroidered napkins, Sabre flatware, and the most gorgeous carafe I've ever seen. But my home updates are not just about pretty things (though that is very Libra-coded)—I need a few practical items as well, like an immersion blender to create yummy soups and a laundry set that my sensitive skin can actually tolerate. All of these and more can be found below.
This season, I'm skipping orange and black and going straight for baby blue, maroon, and olive tones.
I love to incorporate linen fabrics into my home year-round, and for fall, I'm opting to get them in deeper colors like this.
Switching my duvet every season is a luxury I can't afford, but I think this one will look beautiful all year long.
You will not know deep sleep until you add this blanket to your bedding.
Dried flowers that complement a wide range of decor styles.
While I'd normally pass on a $96 candle, the scent and longevity of this one from Le Labo make it worth the cost. If you prefer sophisticated, woody scents over sugary-sweet ones for fall, this is your girl.
The only hand wash that won't completely dry out my hands this season. The experience is pure luxury and it is worth every cent.
Imagine stirring your spiced latte with this cute spoon (it's the little things, no?).
Okay, I know I said no pumpkins, but I can't resist this mug from Le Creuset.
Natalie Gray Herder is an Editor on the branded content team atBest Knockoff Luxury Clothing . Originally from Los Angeles, Natalie decided to make the move to NYC after graduating from Loyola Marymount University in 2019. She is an avid researcher, reader, and explorer in and out of the office. She is inspired by the street style of her fellow New Yorkers and her laid-back roots in California.