TQE Cribs: Some September

Co-founders Bada and Temrowski co-created these signature candles and spent nearly a year formulating the perfect scent profiles  — a favorite for fall is their Juni signature candle, smelling of sandalwood and amber for a crisp fall evening.

This shelf-worthy or table-top-worthy cruet is a beautifully-crafted ceramic oil bottle that brings a touch of rustic elegance to your kitchen — in my own house, I use it for dish soap — it has a tight cork stopper to ensure a tight seal to prevent leakage, too.

It’s hard to pick a perfect pot or planter from this store; each week, a custom, curated collection sourced from Morocco, Spain, and France arrive at the store, and no pot is the same — if you’re looking for a small gift for a girlfriend, pick up their $38 Dalmatian Bud Vase — I’ve personally purchased five of these for my go-to housewarming gifts!

While it’s hard to replicate Meyers’ cinematic catalog, this paper mache bowl appears to be a weighted stone, but upon touching, the hollow sound reveals a paper mache creation — it is a catchall (in sizing of your choice!) to curate a style that’s now more popular than ever.

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This cream-colored throw is perfect for cozying up and looks beautifully draped on your sofa.

This room spray is truly a luxury! Formulated and hand-poured in LA, this 100% plant-based mist is made entirely of botanical extracts. We like to use it on linens, pillows, or even in the car during traffic for a moment of calm.

This textured table runner is 100% Belgian Flax Linen, and after many spilled pours and happy dining accidents, this runner is steadfast on my kitchen table at home. Now, I purchased a second table runner in the “Natural” color to warm up the table as we turn to fall.

Co-founders Bada and Temrowski shared that layering linens on your table create warmth, texture, and visual interest to your tabletop, and this striped, linen napkin set is neutral enough for every day yet unique enough to add color, contrast, and weight to your table set-up.

At first glance, you might think this is art or a vessel for flowers — and luckily, they’re beautiful enough for your tabletop yet sturdy and have weight when pouring your favorite wine (alcoholic or non!).