Laura Harrier and Tiffany Howell Just Dropped a Crate & Barrel Collection, and It’s Pure Vintage Glam

Designing a home collection with a best friend sounds like a total dream — lots of creativity, a little bit of chaos, and the once-a-life-time opportunity to bring the very products you can’t find anywhere else into existence. That’s not my reality, but for actor Laura Harrier and designer Tiffany Howell of Night Palm, today marks the day their design synergy gets solidified in an exclusive Crate & Barrel collaboration that references their shared love of vintage cinema and glamorous fashion.

After collaborating on Harrier’s house six years ago and becoming genuine design BFFs, it only seemed natural for Harrier and Howell to team up on a collection. The 87-piece assortment spans over the categories of furniture, lighting, textiles, and decor — and it’s evocative of a Hollywood Regency meets European moodiness vibe, with just a little bit of the ’20s and ’70s thrown in for good measure. 

These items will bring the drama to any room, whether it’s the sexy, smoky tobacco, cream, and copper palette shared by pieces like the Evening Muse Floor Lamp and the Portal Full Length Wall Mirror. Or the showstopping and totally unique silhouettes, like the round Arlo Burl Wood & Brass Gloss Lacquer Bar Cart or the Mystic Chaise Lounge.

“The thoughtfulness in each piece really mattered to us,” said Tiffany Howell and Laura Harrier in a press release about the collection. “The shape, the line, the way it all comes together. This felt like a shared language more than a collaboration, translating our love of vintage fashion into furniture and objects, creating the kind of treasures we’re always searching for.”

Though the upholstered furniture is honestly perfect — a wide-wale corduroy bed trimmed in burl wood, club chairs with oak inlay, an asymmetrical cozy sofa that’s gorgeous from all angles — the case goods and tables are special, too. The Laurent Burl Wood Dining Table is a splurge, but it looks like it costs three times what it’s priced. And the Cinema Vanity (shown just above) would be the most stylish addition to a bedroom or oversized closet. 

It’s safe to say I’m most in love with the lighting, though. The Waltz Chandelier looks like something you’d find at the Paris flea market, with just enough Hollywood edge, thanks to its smoky blush glass and ginkgo leaf forms. And don’t get me started on the Skye Glass Pendant Light, which features handblown milk glass and a burnished brass frame. That’s the type of piece you’d wish you’d inherit when buying an older home, say, from the ’20s or ’30s, that’s almost impossible to find nowadays where you wouldn’t have to rewire. 

The smalls and entertaining pieces in this assortment are impressive, too. They touch on so many trends for the table: shells, silver, and the three-part serving dish silhouette Apartment Therapy covered back in 2024.

Pieces are available for order online now, and some of the larger items will ship come May. Prices start at just $19.95 for some of the barware and range up to the thousands for the most unique, larger furniture items. 

Let’s be real: I want just about everything from this collection, but here’s what really caught my attention. Don’t sleep on this assortment because I can see things selling out quickly.