New Stuff Alert: Snoop Dogg Stoves and Wooden KitchenAids

Homewares are the highlight of Target’s Latino Heritage Month drop, and I’m especially taken with these ceramic vessels featuring artwork by Chicanx artist Cristina Córdova. That creamer jug could easily double as a small vase.

Speaking of décor, Mustard Made (known for its playful metal locker cabinets) has launched ledge shelves that are made from the same powder-coated steel. They look useful for kitchens, bedrooms, and bathrooms — and the brand’s instructional video makes assembly and mounting seem fairly straightforward.

Tracee Ellis Ross’s curly-hair brand Pattern just turned five, and this set of minis brings together its best-loved palo-santo–scented products. Whether you’re traveling soon or just interested in trying out the range without committing to full-size containers, $28 is a great deal.

Myself and several other Strategist staffers are fans of Stakt’s folding yoga mat, which is much easier to store and set up compared to traditional rolling ones. The brand’s new modular weights also make home exercise somewhat easier: The twist design means it is easy to adjust between lifting two, four, and six pounds.

Solo Stove’s mini fire pits are a lot of fun, and even more so if there’s a pre-roll getting passed around the circle. So while I’m getting a little tired of Snoop Dogg’s endless random brand collaborations, there is a certain logic to this one.

Ritual’s new fertility supplements are formulated for people who are actively trying to conceive as well as those who are just looking to support the general health of their eggs and ovaries as they age. As with all of Ritual’s vitamins, these are sold by subscription, and the brand says it’s best to start taking them at least three months out from planned conception.

Levain launched these black-and-white–inspired cookies earlier this year, exclusively to the bakery’s new Flatiron location. They’re now available nationwide for a limited time to celebrate National Black and White Cookie Day, which falls on Saturday. Slightly dubious as far as national holidays go, but I’ve eaten several of these and agree that they are worth celebrating.

My fellow Strategist writer Ambar Pardilla says she loves her Eadem Cloud Cushion Plush Moisturizer so much that she will include it in her “What I Can’t Live Without” if she ever becomes famous. So I have high hopes for the brand’s first body-care product, which exfoliates and soothes razor bumps.

We like Cuyana’s minimal-looking leather tote bags, which are ideal for both travel and everyday use. (Strategist contributing writer Mya Gelber spent a whole day asking subway strangers about their work bags and was convinced to buy one afterward.) This tote was just redesigned with a more recessed zipper, which makes for an overall cleaner look.

If you (or perhaps a group of friends contributing toward your wedding registry) can afford it, this limited-edition KitchenAid design with a walnut-wood mixing bowl really is just very pretty.