The 6 Home Items Our Editors Can't Live Without in September

Lauren Williams's tapestries are immediate sellouts — and budget-busters to boot — but her latest artistic endeavor gets creative with the style in a more budget-friendly way; she's taking stunningly frank photographs of her tapestries and printing them on matte cotton rag paper. Having the real tapestry would be nice, but I actually love this unique photographic take on it. And I really love that it's a fraction of the price. Plus, you can customize your print size to best suit your home, with prices ranging from $90 for an 11x14 to 30x40 for $400. — Maggie Winterfeldt, editor, Home

Nothing makes you want to stay in bed longer than when you buy a new set of linens, and Parachute's soon-to-launch collaboration with fashion designer Jenni Kayne is the perfect excuse to splurge. While the collection includes an alpaca throw, it's the linen stripe duvet cover set ($349-$369) that I have my eye on. The bedding brand's sheets are the softest I've ever slept on, and I'm guessing their duvet boasts the same quality. The coveted collection drops on Sept. 7, so keep your eyes peeled and your wallets ready! — Angela Elias, content director, Living

The only outside items I want in my home this time of year are pumpkin spiced, so I keep unwelcome leaves and dirt out with a seasonal doormat. I'm currently getting the Halloween theme going early (because one month is never enough) with this hilarious "It's Lit" mat ($36) that quotes one of my favorite movies: Hocus Pocus. — MW

Clear your home's energy and start Fall off fresh with a beautiful little smudge kit ($18). A bundle of California white sage, a pretty pouch, and a lighter is especially perfect to give as a gift or to keep for yourself. If you've never smudged before, these easy-to-follow steps will show you how it's done. — AE

What is it about the cooler weather that makes us want to hunker down and cook some delicious comfort food? The pizza stone is a staple in my house, and pasta night is always a treat, so I was thrilled to see that we could step up our comfort food game with this adorable four-plate set from Kate Spade ($40). It will undoubtedly become the go-to servingware for my family's weekly DIY pizza party, and I love that I can also use it as an accent plate to spice up Fall tablescapes. — MW

Scarcely a Fall weekend passes where I don't attend a baby shower, wedding, birthday, housewarming — you get the idea. These life milestones require celebratory gifts, and while I'm happy to buy a present, I hate wrapping a thoughtful purchase in whatever ribbon and paper scraps I have leftover from the holidays. That's why I was thrilled to discover that artist Yao Cheng's stunning watercolors are printed onto luxurious gift paper. They endow every item, no matter how big or small, with that special extra something. And the Field of Roses print gift wrap ($12) is my favorite because the beautiful color scheme and floral motif can work for virtually any occasions. — MW