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Explore - Design Ideas
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Hot Stuff
The Danish concept of hygge—a sense of warmth that pervades even the sleekest modern household—is becoming familiar around the world, thanks to these cozy-making goods under $250.
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Slumped Vases
Known for creating pieces that blur the line between functional design and art, designers Andi Kovel and Justin Parker's Slump Vases for Esque are colorful, memorable, and just plain fun to use....
$348.00
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Candleholder-1
Glassblower Tora Urup is part of the 2012 lineup at Danish Crafts, an organization known for spotting up-and-coming talent. Her colored glass dishes hold a single wick.
$72.00
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Pik Vases
Three connected vases perform an understated balancing act, while cheery accent colors and pale wood nod to Nordic design.
$99.00
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Dot Cushions
Hay, the Danish tastemakers whose collection is slowly filtering into the U.S. retail market, offers these wool pillows in 11 shades of Kvadrat's Hallingdal fabric.
$100.00
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Home Decor
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Tea Light Totem
Create your own “altered” space with this handcrafted tea light totem. The piece provides a quiet moment of warm contemplation wherever it’s displayed. We suggest grouping a...
$65.00
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Water Drop Jug
Portland, Oregon's Esque studio uses recycled glass to make this water drop–shaped jug. And their committment to green design extends even further—the forms are processed in an electric...
$403.00
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Wood and Stoneware Vases
"The brutal shape and bright pink of these vases remind me of Ettore Sottsass, a designer whom I've been a fan of since I was a kid growing up in Ashburnham, Massachusetts."&mdash...
$249.00
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BoConcept Candlesticks
The Danes have really been flexing their design muscle as of late and this set of candlesticks from BoConcept is no exception. We dig the retro shapes and colors and think that these rubber...
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Spanish Flowerpots
These pots in 15 different colors can be emblazoned with a logo or, if an insignia isn’t your style, left plain. Bauer’s line of ceramics extends from the kitchen to the living room to...
$36.00
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Modern Cylinder Series
Gainey Ceramics has been turning out crisp, clean-lined ceramicware since the 1940s. Years of perfecting their craft lead to this contemporary take on their iconic Cylinder planter from the 1960s....
$29.00
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Thigmotrope Satellite
A vertical garden is in everyone’s reach with these tillandsia holders. Even the smallest and most unconventional of spaces can host a splash of green with the help of these trident-like...
$40.00
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Aguo Watering Can
Go ahead and leave this stainless-steel watering can out in the rain. You won’t have to fuss about rust. It also comes in three different sizes.
$79.00
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Rhombins Organizer
Keep desktop clutter under control with these modular organizers manufactured in Petaluma, California. This compartmentalized vessel can serve as a makeshift pot while also holding writing...
$39.00
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Faceted Planter
Terra-cotta planters are ubiquitous, but these pots (available in white or natural clay) by Brooklyn-based designer Megumi Yoshida update the typology with a mod geometric bent. Only downside: The...
$36.00
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Diva Watering Can
Modern housewares manufacturer Alessi teamed up with Finnish designer Eero Aarnio to create the Diva, a curvaceous green, black, or white watering can that looks as good as it is handy.
$48.00
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Fabric Alphabet Decals
Got something to say? Spell it out: on the wall, on your books, on your backpack, wherever the heck you feel like. The lovely Lorena Siminovich creatied these adhesive decals out of fabric,...
$18.00
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The Times of New York Candle
Realizing one of Wong’s final concepts, Lepage’s contribution converts the tactile nature of print into an altogether different sense. This scented candle was designed to capture the...
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Secondhand Romance
An iconic vice gets a delicate glass display. Bracher’s cigarette holder allows voyeurs to watch as smoke rises and ash descends.
