Spring is around the corner—and with it, our collective itch to refresh is in full swing. After a winter largely spent housebound, we’re ready to breathe some new life into our space. With that in mind we asked the style pros at Joss & Main to chime in on the latest trends and must-have, high-impact pieces that ship to your home fast and free.
Trend No. 1: Expressive Silhouettes
“Curves are making a big comeback in 2022,” says Adrienne Brown, head of Joss & Main. “Originally popular in the '70s as part of the mid-century modern movement, curved furniture silhouettes bring a new modern-meets-feminine energy to today’s spaces.” Be on the lookout for soft edges and sculptural forms like these finds, which are as inviting and style-enhancing as they come.
Martin Velvet Barrel Chair
This plush velvet piece is a scene-stealer. “I love the shape and exaggerated channel tufting on this post-modern inspired barrel chair,” Brown says. “It immediately adds a subtle cool factor to any room.”
Dickenson Chandelier
The combination of brass and blackened metal with luminous alabaster shades on this mid-century style chandelier is unequivocally handsome and broadcasts widespread chic.
Marlowe Side Chair
Grand curves are always—wait for it—ahead of the style curve. With its arched back, this Windsor-style side chair makes a sophisticated (and yet perfectly restrained) statement.
Trend No. 2: Graphic & Grounded
Yes, black is moody and chic, but when combined with natural materials, it can be a calming presence. These pieces are proof.
Alice Geometric Area Rug
This cozy woven rug aces the delicate balance between bold and neutral, combining a geometric print and flirty fringe with a soothing, creamy hue. In other words, it’s the perfect foundation for any room.
Japandi 2 by Simon West
This bold brushstroke print infuses any space—no matter what the decor—with an artsy elegance. Framed, matted, and ready to hang, this is a no-brainer for giving your bare wall a polished upgrade.
Nigel Dresser
The brass hardware on this burnished black dresser adds a sophisticated touch to a bedroom staple. It’s as practical as it is pretty, too, with six roomy drawers and solid acacia construction.
Trend No. 3: Tactile Textures
Who says rough around the edges is a bad thing? With their mix of natural elements and earthy textures, these must-haves give you the trifecta: beachy, relaxed, and unmistakably gorgeous.
Roland Wood Coffee Table
Hand carved mahogany with a gorgeously dimpled texture and sun-bleached finish make this coffee table truly one of a kind.
Genesis Accent Mirror
Texture in unexpected places—like on a mirror—is a clever way to add interest to a space. We love the juxtaposition of high-shine glass against a woven seagrass border.
Daleyza Side Chair
Solid beechwood that’s carefully wrapped with natural rope amounts to a chair that’s refined, comfy, and classic. The wide seat and airy silhouette make this an elegant addition to a den or bedroom.
Trend No. 4: Natural Connection
Pay homage to Mother Nature in every room, with accent pieces that deliver the beauty of the great outdoors straight into your home.
Rivera Abstract End Table
Made of rough-hewn mango wood planks, this sculptural cutout-style side table calls to mind weathered driftwood with its abstract, twisted form.
Pale Sunset II by Grace Popp
Nature-inspired art breathes life—and a zen-like mood—into any room, and this cotton candy-colored sunset is the next best thing to the IRL experience.
Ken Wood Coffee Table
Sometimes bigger really is better. Weighing just over 100 pounds and measuring 42 inches across, this coffee table is made of solid, gorgeously grained wood.
Trend No. 5: Flexible, Not Finite
Think of these multitasking pieces as the equivalent of the little black dress for your home. Dress them up or down, use them in numerous ways and spaces—they’re functional, stylish, and completely clutch.
Xander Wood Bench
This streamlined Brazilian pine bench meshes with virtually any aesthetic—it works especially well at the foot of the bed or in an entryway, according to Joss & Main Art Director Jess Ginsberg. Pro tip: Follow Ginsberg’s lead and use a bench for displaying large art books and ceramic bowls.
Meade Dining Chair
The rope seat and simple Shaker-esque silhouette of this chair make it versatile enough for your dining table, workspace, or even tucked into a corner of a bedroom or living room. Wherever it lands, you can’t go wrong.
Sinclaire Bookcase
This airy accordion-style, 6-foot wide bookcase not only displays books and bric-a-brac, but it can also double as a room divider (with the added bonus of not obstructing natural light).
Trend 6: Handcrafted Accents
With their artisanal details and unexpected palettes, these accessories look like they came right out of an artist’s studio.
Finconstone Pot Planter
This earthy indoor-outdoor pedestal planter with its irregular stripes that look hand drawn is just the thing to reinvigorate an empty corner of a deck or living room. Pair it with a leafy fern for textural contrast.
Ezri Throw Pillow
Handwoven in Nagaland, India, this artisan-crafted throw pillow is made with traditional loin-looming technique. The geometric design and soft, goes-with-anything color scheme lend an earthy touch to a bed or sofa.
Votive Holder Set
Delicately warped, jewel toned glass votives are a perfectly imperfect accent. “They’re beautiful during the day when the sun illuminates the ombre detail in the glass—and they’re a great mood setter at night with tea candles for a dinner party,” says Ginsberg.
