Founder Favorites: Karla’s Curated Home Décor Picks
August 2026
August has a quieter kind of beauty.
It's the month when the days still feel long, but life begins to slow down. Homes become places to linger a little longer, whether it's sharing a drink with friends, bringing fresh greenery indoors, or simply enjoying the comfort of thoughtfully chosen pieces.
This month's favorites are all about effortless living. They're designs that add warmth, color, and personality without asking for attention, pieces that feel just as beautiful on an ordinary Tuesday as they do when you're entertaining.
These are the pieces I've been reaching for all month, and I hope they inspire you to enjoy the simple moments at home.
Felix Glass
There's something special about drinkware that instantly makes even a glass of sparkling water feel like an occasion. The Felix Glass brings together rich color, subtle texture, and a playful silhouette that feels effortlessly elevated.
I love mixing the amber and green tones together for casual dinners, summer cocktails, or slow weekend breakfasts. They're the kind of glasses that make everyday rituals feel just a little more special.
Heights Vase
The Heights Vase proves that simplicity is often the most striking choice. Its clean fluted silhouette allows branches, greenery, and seasonal stems to take center stage while adding beautiful texture of its own.
I love styling it with oversized foliage, olive branches, or even a few simple stems. It's one of those versatile pieces that works beautifully throughout the year and instantly brings life to a room.
Layered Lemon Bowl
Few pieces capture the joy of summer quite like the Layered Lemon Bowl. Bold, sculptural, and full of personality, it's a statement piece that instantly brightens a kitchen island, dining table, or console.
Whether filled with fresh citrus or displayed on its own, it brings a sense of warmth and playfulness that makes every space feel a little more inviting.
The Woman with The Oranges
Art has the power to completely transform a room, and The Woman with the Oranges does so with warmth and charm. Its soft palette, playful composition, and modern simplicity make it equally suited to living rooms, dining spaces, or entryways.
I love how it introduces color without overwhelming a space, creating a focal point that's both joyful and timeless.
