These pieces will energize your space.
Shop & Tell is our shopping series, featuring thoughtfully curated home finds from House Beautiful editors. Every week we'll take you inside our carts and dish on what we're buying—and why you should be reaching for your wallet too.
Spring is the season of fresh starts, and the MoMA Design Store is here to make sure your home gets the memo. The latest spring collection is bursting with playful, artful pieces that celebrate color, creativity, and, of course, impeccable design. As always, the store delivers on its promise of museum-worthy style—whether that’s through sculptural home decor, ultra-chic kitchen essentials, or even pigeon-shaped hair clips. Our editors combed through the new arrivals, and let’s just say we’re obsessed.
Every item feels like a mini work of art, ready to elevate your space in an effortless and exciting way. This season, expect to see bold color palettes, unexpected textures, and designs that turn everyday objects into statement pieces. Think vases that double as sculptures, kitchen tools that are as beautiful as they are functional, and lighting that could be mistaken for an installation at the museum itself. Of course, no MoMA Design Store collection would be complete without a little fun. This drop includes plenty of conversation-starting surprises—whether that’s an avant-garde lawn chair, a delightfully quirky lamp, or a piece that makes you do a double take (yes, we’re still thinking about that pigeon hair clip). Below, we’ve rounded up our absolute favorites from the collection. Trust us: You’ll want them all.
"I have a soft spot for irridesence, so when I happened upon these wine glasses that have the most subtle pinkish gleam, I immediately added them to my cart. The shape is also a bit more special than a traditional wine glass. I can't imagine these not getting a ton of compliments whenever I set them out."
—Jessica Cherner, Associate Shopping Editor
"I love all the outdoor items because the colors are so vibrant and cheerful. When I spotted these loungers that can extend out so you can kick your feet up, I was obsessed. I actually texted my husband and was like we need to get a set of these. Based off the pictures, it looks like you can fold them up so compactly, which is nice because we can store these away in our small shed out on our deck once summer's over."
—Marina Liao, Senior Commerce Editor
"I do not need more fun cocktail/beer/water glasses, but I might just get these anyways because I don't have anything nearly as exciting in my bar cabinent. (Well, more like two bar shelves because the cabinent also contains my dogs' treats, linen napkins, and more stuff—If you can't tell, storage is an issue in my apartment.) The set of two glasses are made with borosilicate glass and are good for martinis, negronis, manhattans, cosmopolitans, or champagne. You can even flip the glass over to use the smaller end for whiskey and digestifs."
—Marina Liao, Senior Commerce Editor
"As someone who thoroughly enjoys game nights with my friends, I love a stylish redesign of a classic game! This acrylic, art-deco-y version of four-in-a-row designed by independent designer Adam Borut looks so fun and colorful. I can just imagine it sitting on the table during game-play, catching the light in the most beautiful ways, and being such a conversation starter. I don't think I could put it away!"
—Soumi Sarkar, Digital Designer
"The one thing about anyone who has ever lived in NYC—or has even interacted with the city—is that the subway system is a permanent feature of discussion. You love the subway system? Have a favorite stop? The trains ruined your day? Everyone has an opinion on the MTA, and usually, they are strong ones. I think this lamp, modeled off the entrance beacons of the city's subway stations through the '80s and the '90s, would be such a fun way to incorporate an aspect of the city in a home."
—Soumi Sarkar, Digital Designer
"I'm a true believer that pour-over is the only way to make coffee. If you’re going to take ten minutes every morning for your pour-over coffee ritual you should also be looking at a beautiful design by Tom Dixon."
—Nicolas Neubeck, Creative Director
"I've been trying to be less relient on technology when I'm at home. I keep a phone-free bedroom, so a wall clock has become an unexpected essential. I've been on the hunt for a nontraditional model, and I think this one serves as the ideal pop of color in my largely neutral bedroom."
—Kate McGregor, Digital Editor
"I recently recieved this fruit bowl after being on the search for the perfect one for MONTHS, and I can officially say that this is it. I love how the glass is slightly opaque so it doesn't look clunky on my counter. I'm a firm believer of keeping produce in the fridge, so the smaller version is ideal for my weekly winter haul of sumo oranges or a bag of apples."
—Kate McGregor, Digital Editor
"I love the genius accordion design of this lantern-style portable lamp. The foldable body can be brought anywhere. With a 12 to 15-hour battery life, I can spend long hours working and reading with its glow. Soft, warm light that's not a fire hazard? Sign me up."
—Janae McKenzie, Associate Shopping Editor
"I'd love to line my kitchen countertop with these adorable house-shaped vases. I'd build my own village, filling a few with LED flickering candles. It feels like a Christmas village I can have on display year-round. They can hold everything from hard candies to individual flowers I find on the street. "
—Janae McKenzie, Associate Shopping Editor
"I'm a big fan of hand fans as wall decor, and this gorgeous bamboo one is my next favorite find. There's centuries of Japanese art history in this fan, inspired by the Year of the Snake."
—Janae McKenzie, Associate Shopping Editor
I was thrilled when I saw MoMA was selling the vase and carafe from this Home Studyo collection! I originally saw this collection while travelling abroad in France and was stuck by it's playful nature.
—Catherine DiPersico, Assistant Market Editor
"I'm in my hostess era—these dinner napkins are the perfect pop of color to add to a fun, spring tablescape."
—Catherine DiPersico, Assistant Market Editor
"Can toilet brushes be sexy? I think, yes. I'm ready to swap my boring brush for this beauty."
—Catherine DiPersico, Assistant Market Editor
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