Home Decor

Decor You Actually Use

The pieces here are the ones that earn their keep: a tray that corrals the remotes, coasters that stop the rings, tea towels that go in the wash and come back. They are hand-illustrated in our Austin studio and printed in small runs, so a bar cart or entry table ends up looking considered rather than catalogue-ordered. Because every print is drawn once and scaled per surface, pieces in the same print read as a set instead of a collision.

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  • Chicago Toile Coaster Set

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    Florida Toile Coaster Set

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  • Metamorphosis Coaster Set

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    Palisades Coaster Set

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The Hostess Gift That Gets Remembered

The best host gift is specific and useful, and city toile is both. A coaster set or tea towel in the toile of the city someone lives in (or just left) reads as thought rather than obligation, and it lands under most gift budgets. Size up to a lucite tray for a wedding or housewarming, or an ice bucket for the person who entertains and would never buy one for themselves. Everything is printed in small runs, so it is worth ordering ahead of the occasion rather than the week of.

Frequently Asked Questions

What counts as Katie Kime home decor?
The pieces that dress a room without touching the walls: lucite trays, ice buckets, coaster sets, tea towels, cocktail napkins and wall art. Wallpaper and fabric live in the wider house and home shop.
What size lucite tray should I buy?
The large tray is the ottoman and bar cart piece and the one most people start with. The medium works as a catchall on a console or in an entry. The small is a vanity and desk size. They stack and layer well, so a large with a small on top is a common pairing.
Are the trays and coasters dishwasher safe?
No. Lucite should be hand washed with mild soap and a soft cloth — the dishwasher will cloud and can warp it. Treated that way the print stays sharp for years.
What makes a good hostess gift?
A coaster set or tea towel set is the reliable one: it lands under most gift budgets, it is useful rather than decorative-only, and a city toile lets you make it personal to where they live. A lucite tray is the step up for a bigger occasion, and an ice bucket is the one people rarely buy for themselves.
Do you have decor for a specific city?
Yes. Our city toiles are hand-illustrated with landmarks from each city and run across trays, coasters, tea towels and ice buckets. They are the go-to for someone who has just moved, is moving away, or is stubbornly loyal to where they are from.
Is the artwork the same across pieces?
Yes. A print is illustrated once and scaled for each surface, so a tray, coaster set and tea towel in the same print sit together as a set rather than clashing. That is what makes them easy to layer on a bar cart or tablescape.