Jonathan Adler Has an Ultra-Modern New Home Line for Amazon

By Stefanie Waldek Updated October 19, 2018

living room with white sofa, wood coffee table

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Christmas just came early for design lovers, as Jonathan Adler has debuted a new home line for Amazon with styles ranging from midcentury to ultra-modern. Called Now House, the funky collection covers everything from sofas to rugs to decorative objects in a range of colors and patterns (we totally love the terrazzo-inspired pieces, for the record) at mid-range prices. And there's even more great news — every single piece is Prime eligible, meaning shipping is free for program members.

Take a look at some of our favorite items below.

1. Valley Sofa in Blush, $1,298

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2. Chroma Decanter in Blue, $58

blue triangle decanter

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3. Vally Media Cabinet in White, $698

white media cabinet

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4. Martine Duvet Cover Set, starting at $100

bed with white cross-crossed duvet

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5. Terrazzo Globe Vase, $78

round vase with bright colors

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6. Oslo Midcentury Dining Chair in Stockholm Capri, $198

mid-century-style dining chair

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7. Triangle Chroma Wall Art in Blue, $178

blue triangle wall art

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8. Milan Collection 5-by-7 Multicolored Area Rug, $244

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9. Grid Wall Mirror in Black, $198

circular mirror

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10. Facet Decorative Tray in Pink, $24

pink geometric tray

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11. Deco Jacquard Pillow in Black and White, $40

black-and-white pillow with swirl pattern

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Stefanie Waldek

Stefanie is a New York–based writer and editor. She has served on the editorial staffs of Architectural Digest, ARTnews, and Oyster.com, a TripAdvisor company, before setting out on her own as a freelancer. Her beats include architecture, design, art, travel, science, and history, and her words have appeared in Architectural Digest, Condé Nast Traveler, Popular Science, Mental Floss, Galerie, Jetsetter, and History.com, among others. In another life, she'd be a real estate broker since she loves searching for apartments and homes.