12 Beautiful Things Our Style Editor Found in Serena & Lily’s 4th of July Sale — Including Chic Outdoor Furniture

Everyone needs a good, catchall woven basket – they’re a chic and easy way to hide loose odds and ends. While most people keep these in their closets or perhaps a bedroom, this one, with its gently curving lines, is elegant enough to grace a living room. Use to disguise unsightly cords, blankets, remotes, or anything else you have lying around. Note that each is handmade, making every basket truly one-of-a-kind.

Inordinately obsessed with this pillar candle holder. It's inspired by nautical chains, almost appealing to defy gravity with its upright design. Lends a surreal feeling to mantles and dining tables. I love the dramatic scale of the medium size, though it's available in a smaller size as well. Consider purchasing a few for a compelling focal point.

This darling petite porcelain vase is an homage to an antique French cofit crock. The silhouette feels cheerfully storied, the sort of touch that makes a house really feel like home. It’s the perfect interim size, gracefully holding flowers and cooking utensils alike.

You don’t see light blue paired with red very often, but it’s a combo that I find to be exceptionally chic — strikingly cheerful. This duvet is one of the best examples I've seen of it in bedding, probably ever. Made with a crisp percale and the stripes to match, it's inspired by shirting — dressed up and dressed down all at once. Pairs best with warm woven accents.

These sheets don’t reinvent the wheel, but they do perfect it with their tasteful monochromatic sensibilities and already-washed cotton sateen, which feels lived in and perfectly soft right at the onset. But my favorite part is the textured trim, adding a sweet touch to your bedscape. Wait, scratch that: it’s the fact they’re wrinkle-resistant — major plus.

Snuggle up and get cozy any time of year with this classic cotton knit throw — not too hot and not too cool. It’s the effortless throw of your dreams, the sort of accessory you keep on your couch but really want to pop in your bag and take it anywhere you go.

The attention to detail in this chandelier is divine: each one of the three tiers worth of shells has been hand-washed, sorted, and strung. It’s a testament to extraordinary craftsmanship and a proud addition to an entryway, living room, or if you’re really fancy: a bedroom. Feels like something you might find in a Hamptons beach house a.k.a. the epitome of coastal cool.

Upending a classic schoolhouse pendant design with scalloped edges and a breezy rattan construction, this piece is classic meets contemporary through and through. Plus, that antique brass bracelet chain is just gorgeous — a reminder of why these are called pendant lights to begin with. Jewelry for your ceiling! Consider purchasing two or throws to hang above a bar.

The quatrefoil has been around for ages. We still see the four-leafed symbol now and then (I mean, hello Van Cleef & Arpels!), but in home decor? Not so much. This chandelier is giving the classic motif the revival we didn’t know we needed — and in rattan, no less! Considering that the design can be traced back to 5700 BCE, you can rest easy knowing that it won’t be going out of style anytime soon.

If you entertain outside regularly in any capacity (or simply adore the art of a good cocktail), then you need an outdoor bar. I’m drawn to this one, which lends a French Rivera feel to decks, patios, and even lawns with its woven construction. It's got a secondary shelf and removable lids, all made out of luxurious teak. Every detail has been thought out, more than justifying its price in my book.

Rattan takes on a sculptural form in this exquisitely executed outdoor chair. While it’s branded as a dining chair, I think it could stand on its own or in a pair for smaller backyard settings. Not too fond of the seat color? No problem! This chair is available in over a dozen different upholsteries, spanning solids to stripes, all of which are made to order. And if you’re curious: yes, that 22% discount still applies!

Striped patio umbrellas always remind me of old-timey resorts and beach clubs on the Amalfi coast. This pick lives up to all of the classic glamour with its timeless pagoda-style design and tastefully scalloped edges. Place between two sun loungers for a chic touch – bonus points if that's poolside.