A Ssensible Guide to the Ssense Home Ssale

This three-piece bundle from Tekla, one of my personal favorites forsophisticated striped towels, is already cheaper by $10 if you buy each one separately, but an additional 25 percent off brings the price down even further. It includes a bath, hand, and guest towel.

Tekla’s colors are always very much on point, and I love this pink bath mat as a fun bathroom accent.

And a boldly stripedbeach towelto take with you on your summer escapades.

No one does a checkered pattern quite like Baina.

I also love the raised pattern of this bath towel from the Australia-based brand.

Here’s a fun patchwork duvet cover from Stockholm-based textile company Magniberg.

This color-blocked blanket from Vitra is knit from Peruvian highland virgin wool.

These pillow-sham covers from Dusen Dusen have a cool quilt-y feel to them.

And this striped number would look great on a couch or accent chair.

As would this retro-y one.

The black piping around the edge of this cushion from Hay is a nice touch and would look great on aMags sofa.

Or throw this on the sofa for a splash of color.

I love the playful knottedbolstersfrom Jiu Jie.

This New Zealand wool area rug from Muuto measures around 4.6 by 2.6 feet and would make a nice spot for a bedside, desk, or entryway.

Here’s a child-size version of Verner Panton’s iconic molded plastic chair.

Just a really fun doormat.

This very sleek trash can would work great in the bathroom.

This lamp from Audo (f.k.a. Menu), which makes some of our favoritetabletop lighting, is conveniently rechargeable and therefore portable.

Consider this naked bulb lamp from Italian maker Flos.

This lamp from designer Virginia Sin is set on a handcrafted ceramic base.

Here’s a mushroom-shaped lamp from Tom Dixon in reflective copper-plated stainless steel. It’s also dimmable.

Replace all your glasses with this lovely set of blue tumblers from Ichendorf Milano.

I love these glasses from Hudson Wilder, and not only because they stack for easy storage.

Now’s your chance to get your hands on the iconic, Michael Graves–designed kettle from Alessi for a discount.

And here’s a Michael Graves–designed salt shaker.

Don’t forget the matching pepper mill.

This is actually theflatware setI personally use at home. Designed by Achille Castiglioni for Alessi, it includes six sets of four pieces: Dinner knife, fork, and spoon, plus coffee spoon.

Mepra is another Italian maker whose cutlery we love.

French company Sabre’s acrylic-handled flatware is also some of our favorites.

These stoneware bowls from French heritage brand Jars Céramistes are made in the south of France.

Fredericks and Mae’s viralcutting boardis also on sale and doubles as a stylish serving tray.

Upgrade your water jug with Sophie Lou Jacobsen’s squiggly pitcher.

Imagine how cute this scalloped bar of soap would look next to your kitchen sink.

You can nab this malachite-green espresso cup from Ginori 1735, the nearly three-centuries-old Tuscany-based porcelain-maker.

And the matching saucer to go with it.