The Editors’ Cut: 11 Doses of Sunlight for All Over the House
Welcome to The Editors’ Cut, our monthly column dedicated to beautiful and useful finds for all over the house. In this installment: Just a few minutes of sunlight each morning can be a real mood-booster, according to experts—and the same can be said of energizing, hopeful yellow. Which brings to mind an old Shaker trick: Faced with long, dreary winters, the Shakers often painted their window frames and furniture in shades of daffodil or goldenrod to create the feeling of sun streaming in—proof you can channel light even when everything feels grey. Ready for some vitamin D? Here are 11 doses of yellow to perk up the everyday. — The Remodelista Editors
Tortuga Forma Double Arc Enamel Bookend
Above: Finally, a sunny—and sturdy—bookend worthy of your collection. Shop now.Block Shop Moonphase Napkins
Above: Hand block-printed on Belgian linen, these napkins are quite literally a bright spot for the table. Shop now.Hay Matin Pendant
Above: One of the most popular products we’ve featured recently? This cheery accordion-folded light by French designer Inga Sempé for Hay. Shop now.Everyday Essentials
Above left: This old-school timepiece is a friendly sight first thing in the morning (even for the chronic oversleepers among us). Shop now. Above right: Made in France by a company that’s been in business since 1860, this lightweight net tote is the perfect farmer’s market companion. Shop now.
Piglet in Bed Honey Linen Duvet Cover
Above: Feels like dozing in a patch of sun. Shop now.Fine Little Day Crocus Tray
Above: For breakfast in bed: This tray by Swedish ceramic artist Kristine Thenman is pure spring. Shop now.Bed Threads Scalloped European Pillowcases
Above: Yellow on yellow + playful scalloped edges = happiness in a pillow. Shop now.Also On Our Radar:
- Is there a more welcoming welcome mat? (We think not.)
- The one-and-done solution to a boring bath.
- And a handy little brush for any task.
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