Pierce & Ward's latest collaboration with West Elm is a must-see for anyone looking to add a touch of eclectic style to their home. The collection showcases richer colors, more upholstered furniture, and an eclectic mix of patterns, pushing the boundaries of the first line's standout moments. The duo, known for their high-low approach and deft use of vintage in interiors, has expanded into new spaces and increased scale, creating pieces that feel more expansive overall.
One of the standout pieces is the corner cabinet, a take on the corner curio that offers open and closed shelving. It's a versatile piece that can be used in a variety of rooms, from the guest bedroom to the dining room or kitchen. Another notable item is the flush mounts, which don't usually have this much personality. The ruched fabric and tomato-hued frame make a bolder statement, while the silver frame and parchment paper shade add a touch of elegance.
The collection also features a range of metal accessories, including a metal butter dish and napkin ring sets, which could easily be mistaken for vintage pieces. The entry bench with a mirror is another standout item, offering a functional and stylish solution for the entryway. The tramp art decor, characterized by notches and folk motifs, is also a unique addition to the collection.
The rugs are another highlight, with scattered clovers, graphic borders, and vines adding dimension and depth to the floor coverings. The bistro table, with its versatile shape and bold hue, is a versatile piece that can be used in any room. Overall, the collection is a testament to the duo's ability to create unique and functional pieces that are sure to sell out quickly.
