This New West Elm Collection Looks Like It Was Curated Over Decades

The fact that this new Pierce & Ward Curved Sofa is stocked in such a gorgeous amber chenille fabric means that you can have what looks like custom furniture in just a few days. The square wood legs add such a nice design detail, while the sink-in cushions ensure it’s a sofa of style and substance.

Pierce & Ward’s side table game is strong, if the additions to the West Elm collection are any indicator. The exploded swirl burl on this design makes it stand out against all the other wood tables I’ve seen. And the blocky updated Parsons silhouette? Chef’s kiss!

As the proud owner of the Deco Rug from the original collection drop, I didn’t think this assortment’s rug selection could get any better. Then I saw the Tossed Cllover Rug, and well, let’s just say I stand corrected. The way it effortlessly mixes whimsical and heritage references makes it the perfect piece for any vintage lover.

This nightstand is definitely a splurge, but considering the fabric inlay and its size, it’s a special piece. Even just one could work in a smaller bedroom, especially if you put your bed in a corner to save space. 

Tramp art lamps have been making the rounds on Instagram and Pinterest, but I haven’t seen many frames, especially not at this price point. One of these frames would be nice on a console in an entry or on a fireplace mantel. The sunburst accents complement the zig-zag trim nicely, making these feel like little art objects unto themselves.

I’m a big fan of bolster pillows, and this cream-and-black stripe design doesn’t miss. They’d be great on a pair of armless slipper accent chairs in a living room — or on a bed for a curvy twist on the typically top-of-bed styling.

Soft cotton and a pretty floral pattern combine to create a duvet cover that looks like a moody English garden. I love the main mustard hue. It’s bright enough for spring but perfect for fall and winter. The shams are sold separately.

Towel design is often overlooked, but when you see one that’s different, that’s when you know you’ve found a gem. Case in point: Pierce & Ward’s bold stripe hand towel. They look like they were sourced at a French flea — not a modern store!

Talk about another utilitarian product that Piece & Ward has given a glow-up — have you seen a more hand-crafted-looking, chic bath mat? The woven check feels both nostalgic and modern at the same time.

The new drop includes ceramics, too. Again, the colors, patterns, and textures of these pieces, including the large serve bowl, makes them look like they’re handmade.

Run-of-the-mill bar stools are easy to come by, but this counter seat looks very stylish, thanks to its curved iron legs and rich juniper velvet upholstery. A trio of these would be perfect at a kitchen island.

Wooden bun feet? Check. Moody stripes? Also check. This slipper chair is Pierce & Ward style to a T and perfect for a living room seating area or empty bedroom corner.

The pillows in the Pierce & Ward collection really shine, and it’s all because of the patterns and dimension. I love that this cotton polka-dot case features an embroidered relief design.

I found a piece similar to this at a Paris flea market. So you, too, can get a little bit of French mid-century style, all without leaving your sofa. The inlay on this wood box is absolutely stunning.

This seems silly, I know, but I’ve never seen a nicer step stool in all my days. Crafted from FSC certified solid wood, this would be a handsome accent anywhere you need a little bit of lift.

Bring a little Pierce & Ward style to your table with these striped napkins. Available in a set of four, they’d play equally well with white china — or the P&W floral dinnerware.

For the price, you get a lot of style with the Channeled Sofa in juniper velvet. At 90 inches wide and 40 inches deep, It’s a nice, sink-in size. It also comes in a mauvey-brown chenille for $1,499.

Want to try the tapestry trend on for size? West Elm and Pierce & Ward have made it easy with this patterned ottoman. The hexagon shape and wooden base make the silhouette extra special.

With the arrival of this leaf motif duvet cover and shams, now even more of Pierce & Ward’s vintage vibes can be carried over to your bedroom. These linens are 100% cotton, and perfect for adding a little nod to nature in your sleep space.

You can’t go wrong with these gorgeous new linen curtains from the Pierce & Ward assortment. They feature the duo’s favorite motif (stripes) in two different tonal colorways: brown and sand. So you can go dramatic or a little more subtle with your pick — you decide. Either way, both styles have the cutest tie edges at the top. This collection is truly all about the little details.

Pierce & Ward had this floral-meets-geometric, mustard-and-olive-green-colored grid pattern in the original West Elm run — only as a throw pillow, table linens, and curtains. Now, this print is also available as a quilt (with matching shams sold separately), which can be layered with the new foliage duvet for the colder months (and used on its own for the warmer months). For a true pattern drench, you can even use this design for your walls, as it’s also available in peel-and-stick wallpaper.