It’s a new year, and for many of us, the simplest resolutions start at home. Whether it’s becoming a better cook, taking your hosting game to the next level, or just breathing some new life into your space, a few key additions can make a world of difference. From elegant tools and dishware to get you in the kitchen to a few eye-catching accents, these thirteen home goods will help 2022 feel fresh.
Inspired by vintage cookware and the Southern cast iron tradition, Smithey Ironware Company creates heirloom-quality pieces that only get better with age. Perfect for stew and sourdough alike, the brand’s signature Dutch oven is a stovetop essential. $295, ggfieldshop.com
The Landscape Candle Collection (Set of Three)
Handcrafted in Charleston, South Carolina, these vegan candles by 42 Pressed use natural botanicals to create geography-driven, memory-evoking scents: salt, seagrass, and kelp from the coast; sage, pinyon, and dry woods from from desert; and spruce, hemlock, and moss from the forest. $108, ggfieldshop.com
Based in Brooklyn, New York, Olivia Wendel is known for her whimsical, bold-hued textiles. Each design begins as a hand-painted work of art, including this thick, cozy throw. $170, ggfieldshop.com
Inviting Interiors by Melanie Turner
In search of some inspiration? This glossy coffee table book features the work of celebrated Atlanta interior designer Melanie Turner, as well as her best advice for transforming your space. $50, ggfieldshop.com
Indoor Jungle by Lauren Camilleri and Sophia Kaplan
A few carefully chosen plants can bring any room to life, and Lauren Camilleri and Sophia Kaplan can show you exactly how. This beautifully photographed guide promises to turn anyone into a green thumb, brightening up your home in the process. $35, ggfieldshop.com
This year, it’s time to upgrade your old towels. This 100% Turkish cotton towel by Home & Loft is durable and absorbent, not to mention incredibly soft to the touch. $59, ggfieldshop.com
At your next soiree, mix a large batch of your favorite cocktail, then serve it in style. Exclusive to Fieldshop, this elegant pitcher is crafted in Spruce Pine, North Carolina, by Made in the South Award-winner Colin O’Reilly of Terrane Glass Co. $125, ggfieldshop.com
Champagne Coupes in Cobalt (Set of Six)
Nothing wows guests quite like a glassware set by Estelle Colored Glass. Whether you’re serving cocktails or proposing a champagne toast, these striking coupes are sure to elevate the occasion. $195, ggfieldshop.com
Beautiful serveware can take even the simplest meal to new heights. With a delicate rim of gold, Be Home’s pasta bowls and dinner plates are perfect special occasion settings that also make weeknight suppers feel special. $38–$42 each, ggfieldshop.com
Hand-Stitched Napkins in Indigo Ombre (Set of Six)
Hand-stitched in Queens, New York, these delicate linen napkins by Tina Chen Designs add a subtle touch of color to your table. $90, ggfieldshop.com
Pavia Extra Large Mosaic Round Board
A good charcuterie board goes a long way. This one by Northern California–based Be Home is large enough for serving a crowd, crafted with high-quality marble from Agra, India. $168, ggfieldshop.com
Silk Velvet Pillow
The result of a unique steam-dying process, Flora Obscura’s velvet pillows are pigmented by a rainbow of delicate leaves and florals. Tossed on a couch, bed, or favorite chair, the accents are as much decor as they are art. $160, ggfieldshop.com
A 2018 Made in the South Awards finalist, Clayton & Crume was founded by two friends from Louisville, Kentucky, who wanted to recreate the quality of their families’ heirloom leather goods. Handcrafted with premium Horween leather, this handsome catch-all tray is a perfect resting place for keys and other essentials. $75, ggfieldshop.com
