Los Angeles fine jewelry designer Emily P. Wheeler is known for her signature ombré gemstone combinations. Now she is bringing that same vibrant color language to the dining room with her first tabletop collection - a debut that marks the brand's move beyond jewelry into home goods. The line includes hand-dyed tablecloths, runners, dinner napkins and cocktail napkins, all inspired by her most recognizable colorways.
For Wheeler, the shift from adorning a wrist to dressing a table feels natural. "I've always thought about color as something that can change the way you feel," she said. "With jewelry, it's intimate and personal. With linens, I got to create an environment that people experience together." The collection translates shades like Dusk (pink meets orange), Pacific (blue and pink), Sol (orange), Malibu pink, and Nightfall (purple and blue) into dip-dyed textiles that echo the silk cords of her bracelets. Each piece is hand-dyed by artisans in India, so no two linens are exactly alike.
Wheeler insists the launch is not a simple brand extension. "I never wanted this to feel like we were putting our name on a home product," she said. "It had to reflect the same craftsmanship as everything we make." Entertaining is central to her life, and she prefers tables that feel collected over time - heirloom pieces mixed with vintage finds, colorful glassware and fresh flowers. The tabletop collection, priced from $295 to $495, is available on her website, at Bergdorf Goodman and through select retailers. Incense holders, lighters, bottle openers and trays are planned for spring 2027 as Wheeler continues building a broader lifestyle world.
Originally reported by WWD