Emily P. Wheeler is bringing her signature kaleidoscope of color beyond the jewelry box. The Los Angeles-based fine jewelry designer, whose ombré gemstone creations have become a favorite of stars including Rihanna, Taylor Swift, and Kate Hudson, is making her home debut with a collection of hand-dyed tabletop linens.
The move signals a growing trend among fine jewelry designers expanding into adjacent lifestyle categories. As consumers seek more cohesive aesthetic identities, designers who can translate their visual language across categories — from wrist to tabletop — are finding receptive audiences ready to live inside the brand’s world, not just wear it.
The collection includes tablecloths, runners, and napkin sets that channel the same vibrant palette that defined Wheeler’s jewelry — layered gradients, saturated jewel tones, and unexpected color combinations that feel both modern and timeless. Each piece is hand-dyed in small batches, giving every item an individual variation that mass production cannot replicate.
Available now at Bergdorf Goodman and through Wheeler’s website, the collection is priced from $250 for cocktail napkins to $325 for runners. For collectors of her maximalist jewelry, the home pieces offer a lower-entry point into Wheeler’s world — functional art that requires no special occasion to justify.
Wheeler’s expansion into home feels less like a brand extension and more like a natural evolution of her aesthetic. Her jewelry has always possessed a sculptural quality — the way an ombré tourmaline ring catches light is not so different from how a silk tablecloth pools across a dining table. The home pieces extend that material sensibility into a new dimension of daily life.
