A High Society Scent
In the early days of the St. Regis New York, Caroline Astor hosted a sumptuous ball with 400 guests. The brand’s commemorative Caroline’s Four Hundred room fragrance has light notes of American Beauty rose (her favorite flower), white lily, and quince. $85.
Splurge-Worthy Wallpaper
To support the staff of the Tower Bar Restaurant, L.A.’s iconic Sunset Tower Hotel is selling digital prints of artist Donald Robertson’s bespoke – and much Instagrammed – gold metallic wallpaper with illustrations of Rolls-Royces, martinis, and palm trees. BYO silk dressing gown. From $1,000 (printed wallpaper can be produced at an additional cost).
Cosmopolitan Slippers
Slippers are the only shoes we need right now. These quilted velvet loafers are normally found padding around New York City insider favorite, The Mark. (They pair well with a good book.) From $25.
Antioxidant-Rich Tea
Swap your morning English breakfast with a cup of Fairmont Hotels and Resorts’ 1907 Orange Pekoe – Lot 35 (“orange pekoe” is a tea term indicating top quality). This black tea’s leaves are sourced from Kenya and high-altitude farms in Sri Lanka, and pack a full-bodied kick for your self-quarantine routine. $15.
Handmade Whiskey Tumblers
Texas artists Jennifer Ling Datchnuck and Ryan Takaba collaborated with Hotel Emma in San Antonio to make playful ceramic cups that add a bang to your next virtual happy hour. $95.
An Animal-Friendly Accessory
Travel-centric designer Figue collaborated with safari lodge (and tour) operator andBeyond to make canvas clutches that support the non-profit Rhinos Without Borders program. Thirty percent of proceeds go to rhino relocation efforts, which move the endangered species to safe low-poaching regions of Botswana. $95.
Extra-Comfy Bath Towels
Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts’ six-piece cotton-terry bath set makes sheltering in place a lot more … plush. (And check out the hotel brand’s bathrobe line, which includes an adorable child-size hooded kimono.) $199.
