The Best Kitchen & Bath Finds from Our 2024 Small/Cool Design Awards

Designed to cut back on water, the hai Smart Showerhead features adjustable spray settings ranging from a strong stream to a gentle mist. There’s even a notification system that alerts you when your shower reaches that just-right temperature. It's easy to install, too, with no plumber required.

Yes, this freestanding mini drinks fridge is a total splurge, but it's so good-looking, it can basically take the place of your tired bar cart or cabinet. It’s app-enabled, too, so you can visually keep track of your drinks whether you’re home or away. You'll never run out of your favorite bottle again!

Add a (mini) pop of color to your countertop with Bodum's newest two-slice toaster, available exclusively at the MoMA Design Store. This cheery multi-hued appliance crisps bread to perfection with five heat settings, adjustable grates, and a retractable warming rack.

Zia Tile is revamping zellige with their mosaic collections — available in multiple backsplash-worthy designs and colors. "I've installed it in two projects so far and it makes the entire room," says designer Sarah Sherman Samuel, who praises the "intricate patterns and variation in the glaze ... all in one beautiful sheeted package." She's partial to the Gambit design, but the Radian Inline 1 is pictured here.

For design-forward plumbing that’s both classic and contemporary, the Winter Park faucet comes highly regarded by interior designer DuVäl. “Its sleek profile feels both familiar and timeless, offering a look that’s effortlessly stylish,” he explains. “Plus, with chrome making a comeback and cross bar handles gaining popularity, this faucet is right on trend!”

The only bathroom decor you’ll ever need: Quiet Town’s popular Sun Shower line now includes a grid-style pattern, called the 2x2, that doubles as both a liner and transparent curtain. All six available colors instantly elevate any plain old tub, especially if you use the included brass grommets.