I’ve put together some of my favourite products from West Elm for you, all available to buy online from the Australian website.
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I don’t even need to tell you why this gold cutlery set is awesome, do I? And despite its prettiness, it’s sturdy enough for everyday use and yes, it is dishwasher safe. $34 for a 5-piece set.
I saw this strikingΒ Lourdes Sanchez Wool Bull’s-Eye RugΒ in store and it makes such a bold statement but in a subtle colourway. A great way to add impact to an otherwise plain room, on the floor rather than the walls. From $169.15.
I’d rather have texture than pattern on my bed linen. I love this organic cotton pin tuck bedding, available in several colours and sizes. $149 for a queen quilt cover.
A daybed can be such a versatile and useful piece to have in your home and this one makes a decorative statement too. The geometric pattern is iconic West Elm. $599.
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This Dunham down-filled sofa is a good quality, comfortable, neutral choice and it comes it at just under $2,000.
Abigail Ahern blogged about the iconic West Elm Martini side table this week and it’s a favourite of mine too. So easy to incorporate into so many schemes and add a quick shot of glamour and metallic. Unfortunately the gold version (which would be my first choice) isn’t available from the Aussie site but the silver is, and it’s also available in white and persimmon. $169.
Nice bathmats are hard to come by unless they’re Missoni (and that was an expensive mistake, getting bleach on THAT one, Jen!). I love this zig zag bathmat, from $39. In fact, check out their entire bathroom range for loads of great buys to brighten up an often neglected room.
This carved wood coffee table is typical of West Elm’s global, eclectic look. Hand carved in India from solid mango wood, it’s $399.
What are your West Elm favourites and do you think these prices are good?
Comments
Thanks Jen – a really great selection ! I can’t wait to get there this week. Have had my eye on that coffee table and rug from the website. Also what a great idea to get the bloggers round for a preview !
What do you know… I bought the grey pin tuck bedding on Friday. It’s gorgeous… and smooth to touch. Only problem is… it’s so lovely that now I need to do the rest of my room as it’s looking a bit sad! I had been thinking of the white bath mat, but now that I see the patterned one here… (And don’t quote me on this, but apparently the gold Martini table is available… the site is still being ironed out. Maybe check back in a few days. Want the white Martini table… yep… am going to be broke!)
That sounds like reliable insider knowledge to me! Oh dear, looks like I’m getting that gold table then! How am I going to sneak it past the fiancΓ©?!
Saw this post yesterday. Spoke to hubby. Bought rug.
Would be interested how many sales the west elm website recorded on the objects you featured. Gorgeous Jen, well done. I hadn’t noticed the rug when browsing the site, but seeing it featured here, we had to have it.
What you said in the pottery barn post about inexpensive and inoffensive curtains, we’ve found the same with rugs in Australia. But now, problem solved. π
I can’t get over the prices, everything is sooo beautiful and sooo affordable. Can’t wait til the Melbourne store opens. I will be leaving my husband and kids at home and taking my credit card π ps any word on the location yet?
Chapel Street π
Hey Jen,
I saw the gold side table in store yesterday haha GET THERE xxx
I heard it might be coming in! Thanks for confirming! π