Pierce & Ward x West Elm: Standout Pieces from the Latest Home Furnishings Collection
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BySamantha Weiss-Hills
PublishedJul 27, 2026 10:15 AM EDT
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The debut collection from interior design firm Pierce & Ward with West Elm was an instant success, with lacquered nightstands, striped duvet covers, and burl wood dressers becoming sought-after favorites. Now, the studio’s second collaboration with the retailer arrives as a 200-piece assortment showcasing richer colors, expanded upholstered furniture options, and an eclectic mix of patterns that build upon the foundation of the first collection.
Known for their high-low approach and masterful integration of vintage elements, cofounders Emily Ward and Louisa Pierce sought to amplify what resonated in the first collection. “The first collection had standout moments, but now that energy carries throughout the collection more consistently,” says Ward. “We expanded into new spaces, like the bathroom, and also literally increased scale—making chairs larger, turning the couch into a sectional, and creating pieces that feel more expansive overall.”
Following the staple-focused first drop, the designers introduced more distinctive styles—corner units and objects with an antiqued sensibility. “We wanted to bring more of the folk art movement into this collection, like tramp art elements and pieces with a more handcrafted, folky feel,” Ward acknowledges. Both collections are designed to mix and match seamlessly, allowing homeowners to curate a personalized aesthetic.
Below, discover 15 standout products from the collaboration that merit immediate consideration before they sell out.
The Bedding Collection
Pierce & Ward Woven Check Blanket
Pierce & Ward Berry Lattice Sheet Set
Striped bedding was a standout in Pierce & Ward’s debut collection, and the duo returns with expanded florals and repeating patterns. The woven check blanket echoes the Welsh throws that have become a favored accent across contemporary bedrooms.
The Corner Cabinet: A Curio-Inspired Storage Solution
Pierce & Ward Corner Cabinet (34")
A refined interpretation of the corner curio, this cabinet provides both open display and enclosed shelving—equally suited to a guest bedroom, dining room, or kitchen setting.
The Flush Mounts: Statement Ceiling Fixtures
Pierce & Ward Ruched Semi-Flush Mount (18.5")
Pierce & Ward Caged Flush Mount (16")
Flush mount fixtures rarely offer this level of decorative character. “We’re really excited about lighting, especially flush mounts that can replace recessed lighting, particularly in high-traffic spaces like kitchens,” says Ward. A silver frame with ruched fabric for one, and a tomato-hued frame with parchment paper shade for the other—both deliver a bolder design statement.
The Side Tables: Sculptural Accent Surfaces
Pierce & Ward Novelty Burl Side Table (16")
Pierce & Ward Notch Side Table (18")
Available in black and brown burl or notched wood options, these accent tables bring distinctive material character to the living room, entryway, or reading nook.
The Metal Accessories: Vintage-Inspired Tabletop Details
Pierce & Ward Metal Butter Dish
Pierce & Ward Metal Napkin Ring Sets
The metal forms of this butter dish and napkin rings evoke a genuine vintage provenance. Both make thoughtful gifts, particularly at this accessible price point.
The Entry Bench: An All-in-One Mudroom Solution
Pierce & Ward Entry Bench w/ Mirror (32")
A comprehensive entryway solution in a single piece of furniture. The drawer provides storage for hats, gloves, and pet accessories; a tall mirror reflects light, features affixed coat knobs, and allows for a last-minute appearance check; and the striped seat offers a convenient perch for putting on shoes.
The Tramp Art Decor: Folk Art-Inspired Accents
Pierce & Ward Rectangle Tramp Art Wall Mirror
Pierce & Ward Tramp Art Trinket Tray
Tramp art, a 19th-century woodworking style characterized by notches and folk motifs such as hearts, anchors, crosses, and flowers, serves as a key inspiration for this collection. Original tramp art pieces command premium prices today; these considered interpretations offer an accessible entry point to the style while maintaining authentic craftsmanship.
The Rugs: Patterned Wool Floor Coverings
Pierce & Ward Striped Border Wool Rug
Pierce & Ward Tossed Clover Wool Rug
“By mixing patterns and having something that gives dimension and depth, like a stripe or check that feels maybe more masculine, then you can introduce something more feminine like floral to balance a room,” Ward notes. The new rugs in the collection exemplify this philosophy, integrating scattered clovers, graphic borders, and vines into sophisticated floor coverings.
The Bistro Table: A Sculptural Marble Accent
Pierce & Ward Sculptural Marble Bistro Table (36")
The bistro table delivers a versatile yet distinctive silhouette. “It feels vintage and of so many eras,” says Ward. “It feels bold and can go in any room but we’ve also never seen anything like it before and it’s totally unique. It’s so easy to use, functional or decorative.”
Samantha Weiss-Hills
Managing Editor
Samantha Weiss-Hills is the managing editor for Domino. She edits and writes home tours and features, and she’s the friend who everyone texts for glassware, sofa, and sheet recommendations. She lives in Brooklyn with her husband, Alex, and their beagle-corgi, Elsa.
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