My favorite high-shine finds right now:
01. Long before I finally visited Frama’s concept store in Copenhagen, I had a major crush on the brand. I’m currently coveting the aluminum Rivet cart; those utilitarian orange wheels are so unexpected. Fun fact: You can leave it outside and it won’t rust.
02. Can’t believe this light is Zara Home? Neither could I. I’m obsessed with everything from its old-school switch to its braided cable and miniature scale (it’s just under 7 inches tall).
03. A friend of mine just got this stainless steel lamp, and its polished finish means it lights up her living room in more ways than one.
04. You heard it here first: The next shiny object I buy will be a mercury glass ball inspired by the ones architect Luis Barragán scattered around his homes in Mexico. I’m picturing it on top of my kitchen cabinets, reflecting my entire studio.
05. I’ve saved pretty much everything on Casa Josephine’s Instagram feed. While some might say that too much shine makes a space feel cold, the design studio’s Madrid project softens it all with a warm Creamsicle palette; the stainless steel appliances and mirrored cabinets are balanced with a butter yellow brick wall.
06. I wasn’t aware that tabletop waste bins were a thing until I laid eyes on this charming metal one. Shaped like a little house, you don’t put this cutie in a corner.
07. I want my next dinner party to involve these Elsa Peretti–esque bean-shaped candleholders. They’re made from sterling silver–plated copper, giving them a nice weight that justifies the splurge.
08. This may look like Marcel Breuer’s pricey Laccio table, but it’s just $79 from IKEA’s newish Nytillverkad collection. The design originally appeared in the 1971 catalog, so it’s basically vintage.