The 50 Very Best Things to Buy for Your Home If You're Design-Inclined and Getting Ready for the Cozy Season

I promise you'll find something that'll make spending so many more hours inside a pleasure, not punishment

various homeware with yellow circle in center with the words 'the 50' in it
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In many ways, September is the most exciting time of the year for design. New collections are launched, styling gets more layered, and the cooler weather brings our attention back inside and towards our interiors. If yours feel slightly neglected, oh do I have the thing for you: the latest instalment of The Fifty, my quarterly round-up of the newest, coolest, and sometimes quirkiest things to buy for your home for the season ahead.

You can expect lots of lamps, cozy layers for the floor, sofa, and bed, scents, side tables, and even stylish snacks (they're a thing — trust me). These are the sort of pieces that will make staying inside for so many more hours of the day feel like a pleasure, not punishment. I promise.

Particular standouts include the Handcarved Wooden Tiger Side Table from Graham & Green (characterful, but still cool), the OKA Brammell Candle Holder with its old-world charm, and Anthropologie's Estella Cotton Woven Throw Blanket, which I'd personally hang on my wall. There's KitchenAid's new Luminaire mixer, too, and a piece from Pierce & Ward's collaboration with West Elm, so if you're on the hunt for a gift (for someone else or yourself), you've come to the very best place.

Ottilie Dinner Plate, Brown

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Next Urn Vase on table with poppy flowers

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Perch & Parrow Hawick 6lt Pendant in Brushed Aged Brass and Textured Glass

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Rise & Fall House of Grey Organic Cotton Muslin Large Throw - Chamomile

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Heal's Humbug Table Lamp

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Hay, Chim Chim Scent Diffuser

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Emma Breislin
Interiors Editor

Emma is the Interiors Editor at Livingetc. She formerly worked on Homes To Love, writing about all things design for some of Australia’s top interior publications, including Australian House & Garden and Belle. Before that, she produced content for CULTIVER, where she found an appreciation for filling your home with high-quality, beautiful things. At Livingetc, Emma explores the big design questions — from styling to colors, interior trends, and home tours. She’s travelled to Copenhagen for 3daysofdesign, to Paris for Déco Off and Maison&Objet, and has attended design events in London, including WOW!house and Clerkenwell Design Week. Outside of work, you’ll find her elbow-deep at an antique store, moving her sofa for the 70th time, or mentally renovating every room she walks into.