Shea McGee is used to designing extra-large ranch homes and spacious mountainside retreats. So when her husband and Studio McGee cofounder, Syd, surprised her with a run-down vintage Airstream, she felt a little out of her element. “All of my normal dimensions went out the window,” says Shea. Syd had sought the help of a local Utah Airstream renovation company to track down a van that was big enough for the couple and their three daughters—they happened across the perfect one in Idaho. The camper had been abandoned in someone’s yard, and its mere 180-square-foot interior was in a dire state. 

While the design obstacles piled up, Shea was unwilling to compromise on certain elements of comfort, like central AC, a functional kitchen (boat-grade fridge-freezer included), a walk-in shower, and a queen-size bed. Ahead, the designer shares how she packed plenty of style into her smallest reno yet. 

Be Light on Your Feet

Shea is used to shopping for sturdy, durable, heavy natural stones and woods for her residential projects, but an Airstream requires the exact opposite. “Everything needs to be lightweight,” she notes. When the camper is in motion on the highway, everything inside shakes as if it’s experiencing an earthquake, which means all the stuff has to be a little bit flexible so it doesn’t snap mid-drive. Exhibit A: While the floor looks like vinyl planks, it’s actually a plastic sheeting with a wood design printed on it.

Feast, Then Sleep

The McGee children’s favorite job come nighttime is pushing the button that lowers the walnut dining table. The surface is set on a motorized stand that allows it to become level with the U-shaped banquette. The next step? Grabbing an extra cushion and—voilà!—you’ve got an extra-large bed that comfortably sleeps three kiddos. Shea took advantage of the space underneath the bench by decking it out with drawers for clothes storage.

Take the Spa on the Road

As you make your way toward the back of the Airstream, you’ll find a bathroom with a marble-tiled walk-in shower—yes, you read that right. “I really wanted marble,” insists Shea. She knew the Airstream had strict weight limitations, so she ran the numbers and compromised on the aforementioned flooring and plywood cabinetry. Still, the stone-covered shower couldn’t stand on its own, it needed something to balance it on the other side of the vehicle. Cue the Caesarstone vanity countertop. 

Defy the Layout and Lighting Tropes

Shea took every other opportunity she could to make the teeny home-on-wheels feel high-end. This included brass light fixtures from Visual Comfort and a queen-size bed that faces the rear. “A lot of RVs have a bed that’s turned to the side, so you can only get in on one end. I didn’t like the look,” she says. Someone also recommended going with a full—she said no way. The headboard is made out of superthin wood, wrapped in foam, and affixed to the end of the trailer. 

A good night’s rest is essential after a day with the McGees’ mobile. The family fills their afternoons with hiking to get everyone’s energy out after sitting in the trailer, followed by campfire meals and s’mores. “We set up the beds and go to sleep, and then hope everyone stays asleep,” Shea says with a laugh. 

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If you still have the image of Monica Geller from Friends in mind when you think of Courteney Cox, you’re mostly on the right track. The actor is known for being pretty obsessed with cleanliness in real life, so much so that she launched a line of home fragrances and cleaning products last year. But unlike her beloved character, Cox isn’t as much of a control freak. “I’m not a minimalist,” she says. “I like my home to feel inviting and cozy.” In fact, she’s amassed an impressive collection of vintage pieces and just partnered with Chairish to sell several of them on the site. 

As for what you can expect from Cox’s curation, there’s a bit of everything, from Art Deco items to mid-century finds to globally sourced pieces. “My taste is ever-changing, but there are certain fundamentals I’m always attracted to: pieces with texture and beautiful craftsmanship but also with a unique history,” she shares. Her favorites are going fast, but we’ve rounded up a few that are still up for grabs. 

Soft Landing

Vintage Mohair Pillow, Chairish ($225)

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Use this chocolatey mohair throw to prop you up on the sofa after a long day or upgrade your sleep setup; either way, it’s bound to infuse a dose of character to any space.

Roaring Good Time

Cast Iron Lamp With Art Deco Base, Chairish ($250)

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One part industrial, one part Great Gatsby, this cast-iron lamp from the early 20th century isn’t just functional, it’s a statement piece on any desk thanks to its Art Deco base. 

Three’s Company

Vintage Italian Wood Inlay Cube, Chairish ($600)

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There are three of these wood-inlay cubes in Cox’s collection. At $600 a pop, even one is a splurge, but the Italian-made chevron design definitely makes a statement as a trio. 

Off the—Er, Her—Shelf 

Vintage French Bookshelf, Chairish ($2,100)

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This vintage French bookshelf is one of Cox’s personal favorites. The five-tier cherrywood unit lived in her bedroom for years and now it can live in yours.

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In a delightful reminder that celebrities are just like us, actor Tracee Ellis Ross recently shared a candid moment from her laundry room: figuring out how to wash a brand-new dress for the first time. Known for her impeccable style and impressive wardrobe, Ross is no stranger to hand-washing, but this time she was navigating how to properly launder linen.

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In the video, Ross explains that the summery Prada piece is made 100 percent from the natural fabric, and because it is a luxury item, it’s crucial to take good care of it.  Without the help of a personal assistant or housekeeper, she did what any of us would do: She researched the best way to wash linen online. In her post, she shared some valuable tips for ensuring that the material retains its charm after each wash. 

Lavender and Rose Linen Wash 

The Diamond Life Lavender & Rose Luxe Linen Wash, Amazon ($15)

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First? Hand-wash the textile in room-temperature water. Ross used a “teeny little bit” of the Diamond Life’s Lavender and Rose Linen Wash (a 16-ounce bottle goes for a cool $14, but it can also be used on other delicate items like Egyptian/Turkish cotton sheets) and let it soak a bit. While she explicitly states you should not wring out this material, she responded to followers that she did roll the item up in a big towel and stand on it to absorb some of the excess water before laying it out flat to air-dry. And that’s it. An unexpected laundry lesson from a style icon is always welcome.

More Laundry Room Products We Love

Oxygen Brightener, Nellie’s ($13)

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Ecos Laundry Detergent Sheets, 2 Pack, Amazon ($31)

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100% New Zealand Wool Dryer Balls, 3 Count, by Everspring, Target ($10)

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Wall Mounted Drying Rack, by Brightroom, Target ($35)

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The closest you’ll ever get to living like Gwyneth Paltrow, we assume, is a stay at her Montecito, California, guesthouse, and on August 15, that’s an actual possibility. At 10 a.m. PT, her property will be available on Airbnb for one night of hiking, meditating, and dining with the star herself. In her Instagram announcement, the actor and Goop founder takes us on a tour, pointing out the “wood-burning fireplace, lovely little bar, the bedroom with nice, high ceilings.” But where is that sofa from? For the thousands of us who won’t get the chance for an overnight, we ID’d everything from the firewood holder to the coffee maker. Because the next closest you’ll ever get to living like Paltrow is having the same double-wide outdoor chaise longue—which you can snag at none other than Wayfair.

The Living Room

The living room is packed with modern heirlooms, from the steel and leather fireplace accessories to the swooping oak and bouclé sofa made in New York City. They’re all big investments, to be sure, but ones you’ll have forever.

Athena Sofa, Giancarlo Valle ($24,000)

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Bizerte Outdoor 3-Piece Sofa, CB2 ($1,738 was $2,897)

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Emma Basket by Eldvarm, Neiman Marcus ($995)

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Telum Black Log Holder, Crate & Barrel ($199)

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The Kitchen

Paltrow doesn’t mess around when it comes to caffeine. The Moccamaster on her kitchen countertop rivals the commercial one in your favorite coffee shop, mimicking a pour-over style with its cone-shaped basket and pulsing water arm.

KBGV Select Coffee Brewer by Moccamaster, Nordstorm ($359)

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10-Cup Drip Coffeemaker by Smeg, Nordstorm ($260)

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The Dining Area

If splurging on Paltrow’s hug-in-chair-form dining seats isn’t in the cards right now, consider treating yourself to the table’s centerpiece: a hand-carved maple fruit stand.

WNG Chair by Magnus Læssøe Stephensen, Mazo Design (starting from $1,467)

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Josra Ivory Bouclé Oak Dining Chair, Article ($349)

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Large Nera Bowl by Monica Förster for Zanat, Garde Shop ($256)

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Jibril Cake Stand, Lulu & Georgia ($96)

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The Bedroom

There isn’t just any old throw blanket at the bottom of Paltrow’s bed. This one bears the signature Hermès H, so as expected, it’s hand-dyed and made of 100 percent Mongolian cashmere.

H Dye Blanket in Bronze/Citron, Hermès ($5,100)

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Matisse Colorblock Mohair-Blend Throw by Mantas Ezcaray, Neiman Marcus ($375)

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The Terrace

We had a hard time believing it, too: The two-person lounger tucked under the pergola is, in fact, available at Wayfair (with free shipping!). The chunky wicker base is actually ultra-durable, handwoven thermoplastic, which has been tested under one of the most relentless suns of all, Florida’s.

Milo Double Sun Lounger by Outsy, Wayfair ($3,822 was $4,800)

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Cadeo Upholstered Rattan Daybed by Latitude Run, Wayfair ($570)

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Brynn Whitfield is sure she has the best view on her block. When the longtime public relations consultant and new cast member on The Real Housewives of New York looks out her living room window, she can see directly into one of the stately single-family brownstones on her West Village street. And through the paned glass is what appears to be a spidery Serge Mouille ceiling lamp, a new version of which goes for a cool $8,500 at Design Within Reach. Even though her prewar apartment is a fraction of the size, Whitfield decided she needed one of her own, so she went to West Elm and bought a look-alike for roughly $400. “Now we’re twinsies,” she says with a laugh. 

Davenport Sofa, Kardiel ($3,627 was $4,390)

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Coffee Table, CB2 ($799)

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Now she’s finally able to show it off. Shortly after Bravo approached Whitfield about joining the show, she went to her building management to get permission for filming and the answer was a firm “no” (so instead, all of her scenes are captured in other people’s homes or around the city). But here we are. When Whitfield really wants something, she makes it happen. Yet another example: For a long time, she held off on investing in her dream copper cookware, thinking it would make for a great wedding registry addition one day. “Then two years ago, after another breakup, I was like, screw it, I’m buying myself the pans,” she says.

Mason Arc Floor Lamp, Brightech ($170 was $215)

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Cowhide Area Rug, 4’x6′, CB2 ($399)

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She’s been that way since she was a kid growing up in Indiana, where she and her siblings were raised by their single grandmother. On Sundays, when the newspaper would arrive, they’d skip to the furniture advertisements and announce which pieces they’d buy if—when—they could afford it. While in college at Purdue, as everyone else scoured Target for new dorm decor, Whitfield riffled through flea markets and her grandmother’s basement in search of secondhand scores. She hung her Strokes posters on the walls, used a cut-up sari to spice up the bland ceiling panels, and swapped the landline for an old-school rotary dial phone. “Hoping and dreaming of having a nice house one day stuck with me,” she shares. 

Peel & Stick Tiles, Pack of 20, Amazon ($19)

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Peel & Stick Tiles, Pack of 20, Amazon ($17)

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The fact that Whitfield’s one-bedroom is a rental hasn’t stopped her from making updates—the kind that can be easily reversed when she moves out, at least. The green-tiled floor in her tiny galley kitchen wasn’t her speed, so she found peel-and-stick squares on Amazon to put on top. It only took her a few hours, during which she even took a Zoom call. “I think that day I just told people I’m going to be off video,” she says. Her time-saving trick? Lay all the black pieces down first.

Copper Cookware Set, 12-Piece, Williams Sonoma ($2,300)

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Cabinet Cup Pull, Amazon ($8 was $11)

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Partway through painting the cabinets and walls in Farrow & Ball’s Sulking Room Pink, however, Whitfield almost backed out of her plan. “I did two coats of this greenish gray primer, and for a day I left it because it reminded me of one of my favorite shows as a kid, The Nanny,” she recalls. She only pushed forward with the muted rose color because she had already paid for the expensive paint cans. Although, once she got the idea to swath the ceiling in the hue, too, she realized it was still the right move. A portrait titled The Smoker hangs in the center of the picture molding she nailed up after painstakingly sawing the Home Depot–sourced trim by hand. “I wish I had bought an electric saw. It was like going to Barry’s Bootcamp,” she jokes. 

Level Bench, Article ($449)

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Audrey Dining Bench, Amazon ($307)

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The tool has since been filed away alongside her measuring tape, which she uses even less frequently. Whitfield reveals she’s eyeballed almost everything and got it right on the first try. “It’s my weird superpower,” she says. The banquette just outside the kitchen was admittedly a tight squeeze (it took three strong nudges to get it into the nook), but it was a necessary addition in her eyes—it’s the foundation of her main entertaining space. When friends come over, she’ll turn the chair at her vanity-slash-desk around and use it as extra seating at the table. 

Maria Wall Art, Anthropologie ($338)

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Papier-Mache Bust, CB2 ($50)

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Burl Wood Chair, CB2 ($499)

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One such friend: Fellow season-14 castmate Jenna Lyons, whose interior style she’s admired for years (she spotted her old Brooklyn brownstone in the pages of Domino back in 2008). “I remember thinking, one day I want to have a townhouse and be giving my child a bath while wearing a ballgown,” says Whitfield, who joked to Lyons when she first arrived that her brass-and-velvet–filled home is the “bootleg” version of Lyons’s SoHo loft. The former J.Crew creative director gave her blessing right away. “She took a call in my room and was lying on my bed looking around, touching things,” recalls Whitfield. “To me she’s just Jenna, but at that moment, when it came to design, I was like, she’s Jenna.”

Her costar’s perch, an upholstered bed frame from CB2, didn’t require a kick in order to fit into the space, but it did take Whitfield a while to come to terms with having to crawl over her mattress to close the curtains. “My first place in New York was a six-floor walk-up on Thompson Street where my bed touched all three sides of the room. I promised myself I’d never do that again,” she says, “but I really love this bed.”

Lack Wall Shelf, IKEA ($25)

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Standing Mirror, Amazon ($90 was $120)

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While the closet opposite the windows is technically deep enough to step into, it’s not the spacious walk-in you might expect a RHONY star to have. Whitfield makes up for the lack of storage by keeping all her off-season clothes (along with her expansive collection of antique books) in a Manhattan Mini Storage unit and tucking shallow bins underneath the bed. “Mostly I just wear jeans and a baseball cap because I can’t be bothered to do the ‘great rotation,’” she confesses. It wasn’t until she hit the nine-month mark of living in the apartment that she added shelves to the random jut-out above her doorway, completing it with a Beauty and the Beast–inspired ladder. Her shoes deserve a proper home, too.

Italian Percale Duvet Cover, Bloomingdales ($276 was $345)

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Dates have to wait a while to see that project—or her whole apartment, for that matter. For Whitfield, inviting someone to hang out means you’re really getting to know her. “I can be very flirty and fun and silly, but then you come to my house and it’s more serious,” she says. Classical music dominates her playlists, she talks to her orchids (she heard it helps them grow), and chessboards are scattered around her living room (Whitfield took lessons once a week for a year, long before The Queen’s Gambit premiered).

One of her most prized possessions is a U.S. Census record tracing her father’s lineage back to a slave plantation in Marion County, Alabama. When Whitfield, who is biracial, found out her family members had worked in the kitchen, she decided to hang it above the doorway in her own. “I’m not hiding it, but I also don’t need people to walk and see it and go, ‘What’s this?’ It just means something to me,” she shares. In a fire, she says, it’s the first thing she’d grab.

Curvilinear Chandelier, West Elm ($364 was $429)

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Gleaming Primrose Mirror, Anthropologie ($548)

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Slight Table Lamp, CB2 ($149)

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“I used to think, I want to move to New York. I want what I see in the magazines. Now I’m proud of what I have after not being proud of it for a while,” says Whitfield. The next big thing, though, is always on her mind: “I have my eye on the brownstone across the street.”

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Earlier this year, Drew Barrymore launched the Drew Chair, a nubby bouclé swivel lounger in cream that goes with anything and everything, is roomy enough to fit two people, and only clocks in at $298. Domino readers were so obsessed that it was one of our most-shopped products that month—and then it sold out three times.

Starting today, Barrymore is launching the cozy oversize chair in a new color: sage. “Sage plays as both a color and a neutral, and works with so many decor styles,” Barrymore says. “It pairs nicely with a fresh white room or even incorporated in a space with different tones of wood surrounding it.”

Speaking of, Barrymore imagines one in a reading nook—she likes to cuddle up in it with her two daughters— two as a pair of accent chairs in a formal dining room, and even a quartet of them with a round table in the center for game night. 

With the new Drew chair comes a matching coffee table, the Stowaway, which has a removable tray that reveals hidden storage—so much storage that at the shoot for her furniture launch, the star fit herself inside of it. But in real life, Barrymore calls it “the perfect stash spot for storing extras like pillows or blankets, or cards and board games, even video game controllers—anything you would like to keep close but out of sight.”

As for styling: ”It all depends,” Barrymore says. “I love a coffee table full of magazines and art books, possibly a candle, and a little something floral—I’m really feeling dried flowers lately.” But she says she leans toward a clean surface, too. “I also love to use it as an ottoman for my feet so I can recline fully when sitting isn’t enough. I need to be practically horizontal.” Same, Drew, same.

Drew’s New Sage Furniture

Drew Chair, Beautiful by Drew Barrymore, Walmart ($298)

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Stowaway Coffee Table, Beautiful by Drew Barrymore, Walmart ($198)

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We usually stop scrolling Emily Ratajkowski’s Instagram feed to find out where we can score the exact swimsuit she’s sporting. But this week it was a peek into her dreamy oasis that made us pause. The author and podcaster worked with CB2 this summer to outfit her her petite patio tucked within an assortment of trees, and we clocked a few pieces that are currently on sale—including the iron-frame two-seater topped with crisp white Sunbrella cushions at the center of her setup. The hammered-iron sofa (there are also chairs to match) is $500 off as part of CB2’s July savings event, which goes on until August 15.

Marteau Black Iron Outdoor Sofa, CB2 ($2,159 was $2,699)

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Marteau Black Iron Outdoor Lounge Chair, CB2 ($799 was $999)

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Because more is most definitely more when it comes to deals, we found a few additional small-space options to upgrade your outdoor scenario this season—all of which are also on sale right now.

An EmRata Dupe

Delano 65” Outdoor Loveseat by Source Furniture, Wayfair ($1,699 was $2,100)

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If Ratajkowski’s pick isn’t in your price range, we spotted this equally chic choice topped with Sunbrella cushions that knocks another $400 off the bottom line. 

A Beach Boy

Laholm Sea Gray Loveseat, Article ($539 was $899)

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Even if you live nowhere near the water, you can encourage an oceanside essence with this Scandi-inspired acacia-wood sofa complete with UV- and water-resistant seafoam-colored cushions. 

A Mediterranean Mashup

Marbella Double Seat Outdoor Sofa, Urban Outfitters ($479 was $799)

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Make your cabana-life dreams a reality with this loungy acacia-wood choice from Urban Outfitters. The modular unit can be mixed and matched with single seats and low-slung side tables to work in larger spaces, too. 

A Power Cord

Ixtapa Black Outdoor Loveseat, CB2 ($291 was $389)

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This silhouette, made in Mexico, adds modern resort vibes with handwoven cords wrapped around a powder-coated steel frame. Toss a few colorful cushions into the mix for comfort and sit back with a margarita.

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In an Instagram video to promote Goop’s new Shinebath shampoo and conditioner, Gwyneth Paltrow takes viewers into her shower to show exactly how the products work. 

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And though we appreciate a hair-wash demo, we love an up-close-and-personal view of shower tile even more—and thankfully, Paltrow shares her thoughts on hers: “I love a tile that feels like it’s been around for a number of years and has an antique feel to it, and I thought it was really nice to offset the other clean, modern elements of the bathroom.”

It’s true: Against sleek, modern marble and black hardware, the rustic-feeling print just works. Paltrow doesn’t say where the tile is from, but we did some sleuthing and found that the squares are Walker Zanger’s Contessa Amalfi, which is only available to the trade—womp, womp. 

But we wouldn’t just leave you hanging. Here are a few similar styles so you can get Paltrow’s look in your own home. 

StonePeak Palazzo Tile Bloom Deco, Artwalk Tile ($5)

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Zellige Malena Green Hand Painted Ceramic Tile, BelTile ($25)

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Anejo Flecha, Clay Imports ($9)

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Tunis Black, Zia Tile ($2)

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Last month, when Solange Knowles launched Small Matter, her limited-edition glassware collection, it sold out before buyers could add a second coupe to their carts. Maybe the hype was because it was the first-ever product launch through Saint Heron, her multidisciplinary creative studio, but we (and hundreds of commenters on her Instagram) have been waiting for a restock ever since. Fun fact: Knowles started working on resin sculptures for fun at home and got into working with glass after taking a glassblowing class in Florida. The items in Small Matter were crafted to support the leisure of routine, while creating more opportunities to grow personal collections of Black art. Though it doesn’t look like there will be another chance for those specific pieces, a second collection quietly dropped last week and we suggest stocking up while supplies last. 

The four glasses in this line, which range from $37 to $45, are handmade from clear and onyx-colored borosilicate that can withstand hot and cold beverages. With silhouettes spanning from long-stemmed champagne glasses to squattier sculptural globes, we love the idea of mixing the shapes on a tablescape. 

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It looks like Knowles has plans to scale up her creations in the near future with larger pieces of furniture (according to a recent Instagram post, a desk appears to be up first). If the level of demand last time around is any indication (it sold out in less than two hours), you’ll want to start warming up your “add to cart” finger now.

Product No. 001, Saint Heron ($41)

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Product No. 002, Saint Heron ($37)

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Product No. 003, Saint Heron ($45)

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Product No. 004, Saint Heron ($37)

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We had former J.Crew creative director and new Real Housewives of New York star Jenna Lyons pegged as a silk pillowcase kind of person, so we were just as shocked as her castmates when we got an in-depth tour of her apartment in the premiere episode on Sunday. Her standard-size pillowcases are 230-thread-count Pima cotton…and they’re covered in boobs. “There’s titties on the pillow; I love it so much,” fellow new castmate Brynn Whitfield proclaimed as she plopped down on the end of the mattress.

We’ve been tracking this celebration of the female form through decor for the past five years. Of course, we love the overarching theme of empowerment and body positivity, but we’re mostly into this trend because it’s fun. We’ve seen boob-laden bath mats, mugs, vases, and even wall hooks that represent all shapes and sizes. Then there are Lyons’s pillows. Between Lyons’s wood-paneled walls, marble shelves, crystal chandelier, and 3-foot-tall taper candles, less serious touch gives her seriously luxe space a cheeky twist. 

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The Boobs Pillowcase, Gravel & Gold ($35)

The best part: You don’t have to have a RHONY star’s salary to get in on the look. Lyons’s pillowcases are made by San Francisco–based shop Gravel & Gold and cost only $35 each. In case you’re looking for something a little less boob-y but equally bold, here are a few other statement pillowcases that are sure to get guests talking.

Other Patterned Pillowcases We Love

Fauna Bird Print Sham, Pottery Barn ($110 – $165)

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Sitting in the Park, Gravel & Gold ($35)

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Mulberry Silk Pillowcase, Brooklinen ($53)

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Chelsea Victoria For Deny Unicorn Marble Pillowcase Set, Urban Outfitters ($25)

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