New moms, fashion-forward moms, foodie moms, and all moms in between will love this array of gift options this Mother’s Day.
Sleep Bella, Live Bella collection | Bella Notte
Bella Notte products are designed, cut, sewn, and dyed in the San Francisco Bay area using the finest materials from around the world. The Sleep Bella, Live Bella collection of throw blankets and pillows embellish sofas, armchairs, benches, and settees, while providing color, texture, comfort, and warmth. (Pictured above in the Fig colorway).
Subu Slippers | Dusen Dusen for MoMA
A best-selling design, Subu Slippers—which are like a warm down jacket for your feet—have been reimagined by designer Ellen Van Dusen, of the brand Dusen Dusen, for MoMA. These new versions of the “winter sandals” feature Van Dusen’s signature prints in bold color-and-pattern combinations.
Venice Trio gift box | Gjusta Goods
A curation of three essentials from Gjusta Bakery’s Venice, California restaurants: a bag of whole bean coffee blend, a bag of homemade granola, and a cookbook of recipes from the Gjelina kitchen — all packaged in a sturdy paper box for easy gifting.
Pieces of Time Flower Objet d’Art | Style Jieum for MoMA
Captured at their peak, these flowers are encased in domes of hand-blown glass and filled with preservation fluid. When viewed through sunlight, the object seems to contain a calm forest of plants that feels like a real landscape.
Enough about the baby: A Brutally Honest Guide to Surviving the First Year of Motherhood by Becky Vieira | Union Square & Co.
An unapologetic guide to the first year of motherhood, Enough About the Baby is a newborn book for women who recognize the necessity of self-care—even if sometimes the rest of the world does not.
Khartoum Pendant Necklace | Khiry
As a Black designer, Jameel Mohammed views his designs for his brand Khiry as a means for reexamining his own history and culture—and considers how they will resonate with larger political issues and struggles. Employing the principles of Afrofuturism, Mohammed channels these stories and motifs into his sleek, minimal designs, such as this Khartoum Pendant Necklace.
Bacchantes Vase | Lalique
In 1927, René Lalique’s boundless imagination lead to the creation of the Bacchantes vase. As a splendid insolent and troubling sensuality, the young priestess of Bacchus offered their beauty and their curves. Today this majestic ode to femininity is reinterpreted in the small size vase.
Hadiya Williams x Lulu and Georgia
In her exclusive collection of wall art, pillows, and tabletop textiles, artist Hadiya Williams uses clay and other natural materials to tell visual stories inspired by the culture of the African diaspora.
Magnolia Mini Gift Tree | Hudson Grace
Magnolias are the symbol of luck and stability. The deep green waxy leaves can be removed and dried for a festive holiday wreath, while the fragrance of the blooms can be enjoyed year-round.
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