Founder Favorites: Karla’s Curated Home Décor Picks

July 2026

If June is about easing into summer, July is about fully embracing it.

It's the season of long lunches that turn into late dinners, fresh herbs picked from the kitchen windowsill, colorful tables set for friends, and homes that feel light, playful, and lived in. This month's favorites celebrate exactly that, pieces that bring a sense of joy while remaining beautifully functional.

Whether you're hosting outdoors, refreshing a sunny corner of your home, or simply looking for everyday objects that make you smile, these are the pieces I'm reaching for all month long.

Rigby Pots with Tray

Fresh herbs instantly make a kitchen feel more alive, and the Rigby Pot with Tray is one of my favorite ways to display them. The terrazzo-inspired finish adds subtle texture, while the trio of pots creates a clean, collected look that's both practical and beautiful.

Of course, it's not just for herbs. I also love styling it with small houseplants on a shelf, windowsill, or console to bring a little greenery into everyday spaces.

Watermelon Budvase Set

The Watermelon Budvase is one of those pieces that instantly makes a table feel more joyful. Playful yet beautifully designed, it's the perfect way to add a pop of color to summer styling without overwhelming your space.

I love using it as part of a seasonal tablescape with a single fresh stem or a few delicate blooms. It adds personality, sparks conversation, and brings a little sunshine to every gathering.

Banana Budvase

The Banana Budvase strikes the perfect balance between whimsical and sophisticated. Its sculptural silhouette and cheerful design make it a charming accent on open shelving, a bedside table, or layered into a centerpiece.

Whether displayed on its own or paired with other budvases, it's a fun way to celebrate the season while adding a touch of unexpected character to your home.

Rhea Bowl

Every home needs a serving bowl that's as beautiful as it is useful, and the Rhea Bowl does both effortlessly. Its generous size makes it ideal for serving fresh salads, seasonal fruit, or sharing dishes when friends and family gather around the table.

When it's not in use, I love leaving it on display as a sculptural centerpiece, it brings texture and warmth even when empty.

Art Print: No.5 on the rocks

Art should make you smile, and No. 5 on the Rocks does exactly that. This playful photograph transforms an iconic perfume bottle into an unexpected cocktail moment, blending fashion, photography, and humor into one striking piece.

It's bold, sophisticated, and just a little unexpected, the kind of artwork that instantly gives a space personality and always becomes a conversation starter.

I’ll be sharing new favorites every month—come back to see what’s inspiring me next.