14 Beautiful Home Decor Items You Can Buy at Luxury Hotels

Transform your bedroom with a statement piece directly from the imagination of Kit Kemp, famed for her vibrant and whimsical interior designs at Firmdale Hotels. These sculptural headboards aren’t just furniture; they’re works of art. Upholstered with boiled wool and meticulously embroidered using a special Irish technique, each headboard tells a story of craftsmanship and style, making your bedroom a personal luxury retreat.

Imagine capturing the essence of a lush, hidden garden within the confines of your bathroom. Through its partnership with JW Marriott, Flamingo Estate offers an exclusive candle that does just that. Light it to take in notes of “lush greenery, damp earth, and rich white flowers” in a base of warm, creamy woods. It’s like having a small piece of paradise in your home.

Senior Features Editor Elyse Moody calls this umbrella the best souvenir she’s ever brought home from vacation. Adare Manor is a castle near Shannon, Ireland; when you head out into the country’s famous “soft rain,” the staff hands you one of these extra-large, sturdy, chocolate brown rain shields to keep you dry. When you open it, it’s a delight to see the artwork inside. It’s raining cats and dogs—get it? She says it’s totally worth schlepping through the airport. Or you can save yourself the trouble and order it online.

For those who believe luxury should extend to every family member, The Mark Hotel in New York City presents the epitome of pampering for cherished pets: the signature pet bed. Elegantly designed with the hotel’s iconic black and white stripes and the “M” monogram, one of these plush cushions (with high sides for neck support) will upgrade your pet’s accommodations.

The late Queen Elizabeth loved her visits to “the Glen,” as she referred to Gleneagles resort in Scotland. Sipping from a one of its bespoke highball glass, you’ll feel like royalty too. A part of its collection with the London-based crystal maker Richard Brendon, the subtle etching is both traditional and modern. Whether you’re an aficionado of whisky or a lover of layered cocktails, these glasses ensure each drink is a small work of art.

Transport yourself back to the tranquil shores of Lake Zurich with Baur au Lac’s Lakeside Candle. It will infuse your home with the soothing custom aroma that permeates the Swiss hotel. It’s an invitation to unwind, enveloping you in comfort and luxury with just the strike of a match.

Associate Shopping Editor Jessica Cherner couldn’t resist bringing home a Minna Goods pillow from her stay at Scribner’s Catskill Lodge. The artisan homewares company, whose textiles fill the hotels rooms and lounges is based nearby in upstate New York’s Hudson Valley.

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Hotel Il Pellicano, set on the Tuscan hillside above the Tyrrhenian Sea, is known for its sprezzatura, an Italian word that means casual elegance. The feeling permeates its service and its design. This custom rug, a collaboration between London design studio Campbell-Rey and the Swedish rug maker Nordic Knots, is inspired by the terra-cotta hue of the hotel’s buildings and the rosemary bushes in its gardens.

Match Pewter has a full collaboration with Blackberry Farms, the farm-to-table retreat in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. You could equip your entire home bar with its custom pieces if you wanted to. We loved this mint julep cup because it’s so multipurpose. It would look just as cute on your desk filled with pens as it could on your cocktail spread.

Having a drink at the New York City institution Bemelmans Bar, in the Carlyle Hotel, is an experience unto itself. These authentic linen-cotton cocktail napkins capture it. You can bring home the spirit of the legendary mural that envelops the space, created by its namesake (the illustrator of the Madeline children’s book series), in the form of some adorable wrapping paper too.

The Grill Café at the High Line hotel in New York is known for these whimsical salt shakers. You don’t have to try to sneak them into your bag—you can buy them in the shop or online. Choose from chihuahuas, labradors, dachshunds, or pugs.

It’s hard to resist bringing a tea set home from London. The Claridge in Mayfair is one of the most iconic spots in the city to enjoy the afternoon ritual, complete with patisserie, finger sandwiches, warm scones, and clotted cream, served on its signature jade-and-white Bernardaud porcelain. If you’re worried about getting this set home in your luggage, simply have it shipped.

A stay at La Mamounia in Marrakech is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The epitome of luxury, the hotel and spa are decked out with Hermès leather goods in its signature orange. One of the tissue boxes (which is pretty easy to justify buying at $50, we have to say) just might be the pop of color your powder room needs.

Le Sirenuse in Positano, Italy, is one of those hotels that design lovers absolutely need to visit. When you can rip yourself away from the seaside, you can take in the eclectic interiors, which are furnished with antiques from the personal collection of its owner, Franco Sersale. Meals here are served on its hand-painted Italian ceramics. Rather than bring home a whole set (although you could do that too), consider this ashtray. It makes the perfect catchall for an entryway or dresser.