I’m an interior designer. Here are 8 items from West Elm I’d put in my own home right now.

I am a strong believer in elevating everyday objects, particularly in the kitchen.

West Elm’s Marble Kitchen collection is crafted from rich “brown-forest marble,” meaning each piece has one-of-a-kind veining.

The collection consists of functional items like a mortar and pestle, a paper-towel holder, and a utensil holder — pieces that can be kept on countertops to add beauty, texture, and elegance to your everyday life.

One of the easiest ways to create a grounded, cozy feeling in any home is by layering textiles in deeper tones and richer fabrics. That’s why I love West Elm’s selection of throw-pillow covers.

For example, the chenille jacquard treescape pillow cover has the most beautiful nature-inspired pattern that feels perfectly suited to the season. The corded bias velvet one adds subtle texture and dimension from the channeled pattern in a variety of fall colors.

Upgrading your lighting is a great way to add warmth and ambiance to a room for fall. After all, this is the time of year when we naturally rely more on indoor light fixtures as natural light becomes scarce.

West Elm’s Rhea pendant lights feel effortless yet striking. I love how the larger scale makes a statement, but the linen material keeps it feeling delicate.

The collection consists of three different sizes and shapes. Although each pendant is beautiful on its own, I especially love the idea of pairing all three together to give the feeling of an art installation.

I love a piece that’s both practical and stylish, and the Nadia carved-wood tray is just that.

I’m also a minimalist at heart, so I appreciate the clean lines mixed with the carved-wood detailing. It’s simple, but feels special.

During my trip to the store, I instantly fell in love with the Piece & Ward striped duvet cover.

The brown stripes are a classic pattern, and the cotton-and-linen blend gives a cozy, lived-in feel for fall.

I truly believe every home needs at least one ottoman, which can do double duty as a footstool and extra seating for guests.

I was drawn to the Thalia ottoman for its curved, sculptural silhouette and round wood legs.

In my opinion, the Pierce & Ward two-tone wood console looks and feels like an heirloom piece.

It combines solid materials and a timeless silhouette, but the inset panels add a cool, unexpected texture change.

When investing in quality pieces like this, I like to ensure they have enough versatility to use for years to come. In this case, it can function as a bedroom dresser, an entry console, a dining cabinet, or even a media unit.

When it comes to rugs, I tend to prefer lighter tones. However, light colors can still feel warm and cozy.

The ribbed texture of the Lumini performance wool rug reminds me of my favorite wool sweater. Still, it’s durable and easy to clean. I also like that it comes in a variety of sizes and colors.