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Renew your home—indoors and out—with fresh furnishings, accessories and indulgences from shops in and around the Main Line region.
This bamboo bristle brush will become your skin’s BBF as it exfoliates, promotes lymphatic drainage, and scrubs hard-to-reach places. $8. Cleanlogic, Philadelphia, cleanlogic.com.
This American chestnut table is made from wood reclaimed from a Pennsylvania barn built in the 1700s. Starting at $1,400. Springhouse Furnishings, Chadds Ford, countrycoolcollection.com.
Fired by charcoal or wood, the Big Green Egg has won over a cult following of folks who love to grill, smoke, bake, stew and stir-fry outdoors. $999. Casual Marketplace, Hockessin, casualmarketplace.com.
Formulary 55 Gardenia Blossom Shea Butter Soap is a blend of a classic floral gardenia mixed with fresh lemon, then superfatted to be extra moisturizing and skin-softening. $12. LILA, Philadelphia, lilaphiladelphia.com.
Largesse bowls are handcrafted from East African wild olive wood, prized for its rich grain. The company supports women artisans globally in facilitating fair wages and ethically produced goods. $48, largessecompany.com.
Designed in the 1960s by Adrian Pearsall for Craft Associates of Wilkes-Barre, the Slim Jim chair has a walnut base and is reupholstered in tweed. $3,500. Scout and Annie, Kennett Square, scoutandannie.com.
For a comfy and luxurious bed, Phoenixville-based designer Liz Walton loves Cozy Earth sheets, made from bamboo for breathability. Starting at $175. Visit cozyearth.com.
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