6 Editor-Favorite Home Brands You Can Now Shop at Nordstrom

Soft, cozy, and lounge-appropriate: That's the mantra of Sunday Citizen, which makes the snuggliest blankets, throws, pillows, and beyond. Bonus points for the fun prints, too, like this palm-frond-inspired accent (or a cute animal pattern!).

Behold, one of the most exciting new Nordstrom brands — MoMA Design Store. Bring home museum-worthy style with a handful of ultra-modern, unique creations, like this counter-enhancing bowl. There’s plenty of holiday gifting potential at MoMA, too. (Hint: the multi-functional vase is one of my faves.)

You may have come across Quiet Town via Instagram at some point (that’s how I found them). If not, all you need to know is that the Brooklyn-based brand started with a mission to make bathrooms less boring. That means punchy geometric shower curtains, boho bath mats, and all the accessories you need to bring a bit of well-crafted design to a (tradtionally) not-so-glamorous space. You really can’t go wrong with any Quiet Town creation, but I especially love the colors and patterns at play on this mat.

If you like what you see here from this Levi’s collab, Thompson Street Studio has plenty more patchwork perfection where these coasters came from. The New York-founded brand takes leftover fabrics and turns them into embroidered pillows, quilts, and more — all with a modern, fresh feel. In fact, the quilts can easily double as wall art.

There are wine glasses — and then there are handblown, mix-and-matchable, pretty-hued wine glasses from Estelle Colored Glass. The now-at-Nordstrom business is named after founder Stephanie Summerson Hall’s grandmother, who had an antiquing affinity, especially for colored glass pieces. Now Stephanie brings that look to life with a series of heirloom-quality drinkware available in pastel or jewel tones. Pick out a single-colored set of six, or go ombré with different pairs stacked on your bar cart.

Within Nordstrom’s bracket of up-and-coming independent home brands, you’ll find London-based LSA. This studio also specializes in handmade glass goods, like design-centric vases, drinking glasses, and candle holders. Each piece looks equally cool and contemporary, but this one, in particular, caught my eye for its shape, texture, and color.