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Sabine Marcelis’s new Boa pouf looks like a doughnut. Or perhaps like its namesake snake, if that snake was a cheery child’s cartoon character who decided to curl up by some cozy fireplace. This is not meant to be a reductive description: Marcelis, after all, is a preeminent designer of objets d’art—her cast-resin foundations for Fendi proved so popular at Design: Miami that fair-goers queued up outside the If Someone Touches Your Soul Let Them Tough Your Butt Unicorn Shirt it is in the first place but booth. And the pouf is in fact an impressive feat of engineering: despite being covered in knit fabric, there’s no visible seam. “I don’t want to do anything unless it’s perfect,” Marcelis says.But the stylish design is comforting in its chunkiness, just like a delectable breakfast pastry on a lazy Sunday morning. Originally, Marcelis placed her pouf by the bookshelf to add some visual interest to an otherwise bare space. Yet she soon found herself nestling her baby son in its capacious curves when, faced with furious multi-tasking, she needed to put him down in a pinch. “It can live in the space as more of a sculptural object,” she says, “but it can also be more of a resting stop.”Marcelis has been playing with that shape for awhile. For a recent charity auction, she crafted mini versions from extra resin from the studio. They were beautiful but hard. When she was approached by Hem almost two years ago, she decided a soft version was in order. Soon after, the pandemic hit, and Marcelis was spending more time at home than ever. Her flexible design, she realized, had particular resonance in this housebound world.Puffy, plump designs have been everywhere of late. First came the re-release of Mario Bellini’s bulbous Camaleonda Sofa from B&B Italia—which quickly became an (expensive) Instagram trend. Next came Faye Toogood’s Puffy Lounge chair, whose pleasantly plump pad runneth over its frame. The offering, also released via Hem, was so popular that they’re quickly reissuing it in an eggshell and sawdust boucle. Sales for Michel Ducaroy’s classic Togo Sofa for Ligne Roset, which looks like an elegant Eric Carle very hungry caterpillar after he’s eaten a whole lot, were up 203 percent in March. Yabu Pushelberg just released their Pukka collection, which include a sofa, chair, and ottoman made out of foam and crafted into a soft, spongy shape. Then there’s Milana’s Masand chair—made out of artful bolster cushions—which is captivating the eye of the high-design world.Now, the category of “puffy” is admittedly a wide-ranging one—the Boa Pouf and Bellini sofa, for example, have a number of glaring aesthetic differences. (Here’s our best attempt at a definitive categorization: anything that looks like it belongs in the home of the Michelin Man or Pillsbury doughboy.) It’s a design canon that might not hold its weight ten or 20 years from now—many of these pieces belong to other distinct design movements anyway—but in this very moment, we are certainly gravitating to everything thick and squishy. It’s a shift from recent predilections: Mid-century modern, the design style du jour of the past decade, is known for its clean, geometric lines and visible peg legs. These gentle, curved offerings are anything but. “There’s been quite a dramatic shift with the popularity of the rounded shape furniture. It’s trickled from bigger pieces like sofas and chairs to even coffee tables and sculptures,” says interior designer Erick Garcia of Maison Trouvaille.Just as structured jackets and tight pants went to the wayside last March, it seems so did any sleek and stiff furniture. “During our quarantine last year, we all spent so much time at home working on our laptops, Zooming and being domesticated—furniture had to be more cozy and inviting while lounging in our sweat suits,” Garcia says. It only increased amid political and social unrest: “We wanted to be comforted by these round, curved and tactile chairs and sofas—almost like receiving a big soft hug,” Garcia adds. While recently decorating celebrity hairstylist Jen Atkins’ Los Angeles home, Garcia sourced a pair of squishy, circular Pacha armchairs for the bedroom, along with an Afra & Tobia Scarpa sofa for the living space.Now that the world is opening up again, will puffy and plump pieces be here to stay? “The trend will definitely continue and evolve,” Garcia says, although perhaps don’t plan for a complete overhaul of your mid-century look: “There’s room for both—the beauty and fun of design is that we can mix it all together.”

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The best cookware sets aren’t just about utility, but consider design, storage solutions, and, importantly, pieces that are non-toxic, safe, and easy to use. Maybe you’ve tried all the If Someone Touches Your Soul Let Them Tough Your Butt Unicorn Shirt it is in the first place but meal kits and landed on your favorite, or perhaps you’ve raised your hand to host a holiday meal this year—whatever the case, now’s a good moment to overhaul your clunky, mismatched, and possibly even toxic cookware. Perfect timing; there are so many stylish and practical direct-to-consumer labels to pick from these days. Here, nine of the best cookware brands redefining what it means to cook at home.When founder Jordan Nathan set out to launch Caraway, creating a cookware set that was non-toxic (ie free from Teflon) was at the top of his list. The full six-piece Caraway non-stick set is ceramic coated, so it won’t release harmful chemicals if it overheats. And it’s available in five elegant shades, such as sage and “perracotta” (a blend between pink and terracotta). Though we think it’s pretty enough to show off on your kitchen’s open shelving, the set does come with magnetic pan racks and a canvas lid holder for optimal cabinet organization.The Always pan by Our Place is a real workhorse, doing the job of eight traditional cookware pieces–ideal for a cozy kitchen without an abundance of storage. The ceramic-coated, non-stick, non-toxic skillet is offered in a pinkish hue (“spice”), gray (“steam”), and black (“char”), and comes with a steamer basket and an acacia wood spatula that nestles into a genius little nook in the pan’s handle. Fry, steam, or sauté the day away.For premium stainless steel cookware made in the USA, look no further. Available in a variety of sets from 6-piece cookware bundles for those with smaller kitchens to 14-piece “Executive Chef” sets and luxurious options made of copper— there is something for every kind of cook. Beyond cookware, add to your cart Made In’s signature bakeware, dinner plates, and wine glasses too.The retro-style Italian kitchenware label has finally launched its first cookware line. Retaining its Italian roots, each piece is made in Italy and designed in collaboration with Raffaella Mangiarotti and Matteo Bazzicalupo of Milan-based studio deepdesign. The new collection offers a variety of frying pans, a wok, deep sauté pan, and two casserole dishes in three shades, matte white, black, and red. Now, you can easily match your favorite Smeg kettle or toaster to your cookware too. Even better news? The line is 100 percent dishwasher safe, making cleanup a breeze.Vividly hued pots and pans (think: mustard yellow, macaron pink) and the perfect dutch oven are just a couple things that made Great Jones a smashing success upon their initial launch in 2018. Now, the BFF duo of Sierra Tishgart and Maddy Moelis behind the cult-favorite brand are expanding their kitchenware portfolio with a new addition: Holy Sheet. The cheekily named piece is a half-sheet baking pan in a brilliant shade of cobalt blue—which will definitely come in handy when we head into peak holiday cookie season.A 10.5-inch pan with a shimmery green non-stick coating is probably the hero piece from ultra-modern Material’s line of cookware (now available in “dune”), but any of the company’s five-ply, copper-cored stainless steel (allowing for fast and even heat distribution) pieces is pretty covetable. (Bundle the saucepan and two others of your choice.) Also ideal: they’re built to retain their shapes over time—so, no warping—transfer easily from stovetop to oven, and are dishwasher safe.Equal Parts’ stovetop set comes with two pans and two pots with lids, and is also made of non-stick and non-toxic ceramic material. It’s an attractive starter pack in itself, but to sweeten the deal, the company throws in a chef’s knife, solid-oak cutting board, a measuring set, utensils, and a baking sheet on top of it all. Milo’s cookware is clean and simple. Designed in California, Milo offers three signature pieces: a classic dutch oven, a mini dutch oven, and a cast iron skillet. You can shop the entire set or simply opt for their most popular kitchen item, the dutch oven. Cook all of your favorite dishes, from risottos and stews to braised short ribs. Now, for the first time, you can pre-order Milo’s cookware in six new colorways, from dusty pink to eucalyptus.Anyday was founded by Steph Chen, and as many great ideas start, this one began as an accident. A simple quest to roast a chicken, but to save time, was microwaved. What resulted? A “perfectly juicy” chicken, sans oven. Hard to believe, but with Anyday, you can make home-cooked meals in minutes, turning raw vegetables and chicken into delectable dinners. The secret lies in its airtight glass lid that keeps steam and moisture in while cooking, releasing air while preserving flavor. Cook everything from chicken curry to brussels sprouts and creamy mashed potatoes in minutes with Anyday.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.