Russ & Daughters-West Elm collab brings familiar icons of Jewish tradition to your table
All photos courtesy of West Elm
Brooklyn-born home goods brand West Elm has announced a new tableware collection in partnership with iconic New York appetizing shop Russ & Daughters. Items in the collection celebrate the familiar serving plates, cups, and table decor items that Jewish families have treasured for generations at holidays and gatherings. The collection features an assortment of tabletop, entertaining, and decorative accessories, including a full set of dinnerware, whimsical trays, and keepsake boxes—even a menorah.
The Holiday 2026 collaboration weaves together the joy of cultural storytelling and Jewish traditions, both modern and old. New York institution Russ & Daughters has long been associated with the unique Lower East Side spirit.
“Russ & Daughters has spent more than 100 years creating experiences that bring people together. What makes this partnership so special is that it goes beyond product. It celebrates the traditions and sense of connection that happen around the table,” Day Kornbluth, president of West Elm, said in a statement announcing the collaboration.
“Russ & Daughters occupies a unique place in New York culture, and we saw an opportunity to translate that spirit into the home in a way that feels joyful and relevant today.”
Fourth-generation Russ & Daughters co-owners Niki Russ Federman and Josh Russ Tupper added: “We wanted this collection to honor tradition while leaving room for personal interpretation.”
Items in the collection range from a fish serving platter, a pickle tray, and simple, timeless plates to whimisical boxes and a modern ceramic menorah. Coffee cups and drink mugs have accents in a familiar Delft blue.
You can find out more about the collection here.
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