The Products Domino Shoppers Bought the Most in September

Oct 16, 2024

By Erika Owen

Published on Oct 4, 2024 3:00 PM EDT

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September marks the beginning of a special time of year: nesting season. Summer breezes turn into fall gusts, pumpkin-inspired scents begin to fill the air, and your shopping carts are full of little luxuries aimed at making life a little brighter, easier, and of course cozier. Last month, a designer-approved way to upgrade cabinet hardware, an inspiring coffee-table book, and a handful of Advent calendars caught your eye. Here are your top 10 from September.

When designer Leanne Ford tells you to do something, you won’t regret following through. Such was the case with her $6 hardware DIY, which only requires that you wrap braided rope around existing cabinet pulls.

TikTok was superexcited about these shower hooks—and so were you. Each one holds up to 15 pounds, meaning it’ll keep your robe, water-soaked loofah, or dry brush off the floor.

Designer Kate Marker digs into the nooks and crannies of home, offering advice and solutions for everything from choosing paint colors to designing a family-friendly house.

This suction cup toothbrush holder looks like it came straight out of a cartoon. But it’s really what you make of it—you can also hang a razor, or you can take it out of the shower and use it for office supplies or your favorite tote bag. We love a design with range.

A little bit retro with a touch of modern elegance, this lamp from Drew Barrymore’s Walmart collection has just the right amount of grandma style.

You were really into this sofa topper, and we get it: The appeal goes way beyond the tassels. It might have been made for a single seat or bench, but it works great as a little extra-protective cushion on your couch.

We’re all feeling the cozy hand of winter reaching out, and it has 24 homemade caramels in its palm.

This top-selling pick is only further proof that you’re into Advent calendars. The tiny jars of jams and spreads are ridiculously cute, and you’re sure to find some second use for them when their contents are long gone.

You were so inspired by Clare Vivier’s Los Angeles home that you went all in on her Schoolhouse collab. This tray is big enough to wrangle your favorite cocktail hour ingredients or that stack of mail you’ve been avoiding for a month.

The best calendars work hard and look good—and those seem to be your prerequisites, too. The blobby font is fun to look at, and you’ll get a full view of the year in one glance.