Martha Stewart knows exactly what it takes to achieve a well-decorated home, and now she's giving consumers a chance to bring her timeless aesthetic into their own abodes with the launch of her new brand shop on Wayfair.
Inspired by her own homes, Stewart's Wayfair shop offers affordable furniture (think seating and side tables) and decor pieces, ranging from patterned rugs to wall art, for just about any type of design lover. And, to no surprise, along with the support of her team, Stewart was personally involved in designing the items that are available for purchase.
The products in Stewart's Wayfair shop are categorized according to the aesthetic of her four residences. There's her Perry Street property in New York's Greenwich Village neighborhood, which boasts a modern vibe; Lily Pond, a cozy Hamptons beach cottage; Bedford, an inviting country farmhouse in Bedford, New York; and Skylands, an elegant and traditional property on Mount Desert Island in Maine. In a MarthaStewart.com interview last year, she expressed her deep connection to her residences. "Each of my homes offers a very different way of living from rural country, remote seaside, sophisticated city, and relaxed and beachy," Stewart said. "All of them are truly my favorite and are like children to me so I could never say which I prefer the most."
Shop some of our favorites from Martha Stewart's brand new Wayfair shop, which are all good candidates for a spring home refresh.
Our Picks from Martha Stewart's New Wayfair Shop
Martha Stewart Bryce Cotton Pillow Cover
Martha Stewart Leigh Floral Quilt Set
Martha Stewart Lia End Table
Martha Stewart Picture Frame Print on Canvas
Martha Stewart Eucalyptus Floral Semi-Sheer Curtains
Monique Valeris is the home design director for Good Housekeeping, where she oversees the brand's home decorating coverage across print and digital. Prior to joining GH in 2020, she was the digital editor at Elle Decor. In her current role, she explores everything from design trends and home tours to lifestyle product recommendations, including writing her monthly column, "What's in My Cart."
