Staud’s crossover home collection turns California sunshine into artful homeware

Every time I browse Staud’s website, I’m drawn in by its effortlessly California-girl vibe. Plenty of women probably already have the brand’s signature Tommy beaded bag or its clean-lined Shirley bag in their closets. For years, friends around me have been asking for this artsy niche label to launch home goods. That wish finally came true in 2026: a new home collection quietly launched and immediately sparked major discussion among fashion editors.

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Fashion brands crossing over into home collections

With its move from fashion accessories into the home space, Staud has once again maintained a high standard of design. The collection carries on the brand’s signature minimalist aesthetic and retro colors, with every piece radiating a sunny West Coast feel. Many fashion brands’ home goods amount to little more than a logo on a mug, while Staud has taken a more thoughtful route. The design team has deconstructed classic details from its clothing and handbags, incorporating them into everyday homeware.

Signature bag details, reimagined

The collection’s most surprising highlight is its clever transformation of materials and craftsmanship. Take a closer look at the mustard-yellow and caramel vases: their finely raised seams and geometric silhouettes are practically home versions of the popular Moon Bag and Shirley bag. Another highlight brings the Tommy bag’s dense, ornate multicolored beading to rounded vase bodies. Whether in a deep blue with a ’70s feel or eye-catching yellow-and-purple stripes, these designs give traditional vases an instant fashion-like sense of refinement and presence.

Ceramic faces and totem-pole stacking

Beyond its signature elements, the new collection also shows off a charmingly eccentric aesthetic. It includes ceramic pieces with abstract face reliefs, their specially glazed clay taking on an earthy, rustic texture with a dark retro sheen. The official campaign imagery also demonstrates a playful “totem pole” stacking approach, encouraging everyone to get creative by stacking vessels in different colors, materials, and shapes. Ribbed olive-green vases, leather-look designs, and ceramic face bowls can create a one-of-a-kind visual effect in any space. These aren’t exhibition pieces meant only to be admired from afar; they’re practical finds that can truly become part of everyday life.

This spring/summer home collection is now officially available exclusively on Staud’s website. Prices are fairly accessible, with small decorative objects and home accessories starting at HK$650 or NT$2,600, while larger, finely crafted ceramics and fully hand-beaded vases range from HK$1,250 to HK$3,000. The website offers direct shipping to Hong Kong and Taiwan, with shipping and taxes automatically calculated at checkout, making it easy to shop California-inspired home goods from home. Popular styles tend to sell out quickly, so if you see a design you like, it’s best to check out right away.

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