What's inside it a question easily answered (lift the lid, silly) but when it was put there is a whole nother story. Write the content's particulars or a little note to your roomie on this chalkboard jar and when you've finished the food, simply wipe it away.
Gravity gets a starring role in Finnish designer Tanja Sipila's aptly-named Newton cream and sugar set. The small porcelain dish that cradles the cubes will tilt when the milk is poured.
For the exacting chef who doesn't yet trust eyeing mini measurements, these odd size spoons will come in quite handy. We wouldn't have guessed that a pinch is, in fact, less than an eighth of a teaspoon, so perhaps these would be helpful in our kitchen, too.
Oh how we adore this dynamic duo of stoneware spout and felted cozy from Canadian designer Paige Russell, whose ceramic work is really something wonderful. The little sweaters are made from recycled wool, and there's something just right about the mix of color and texture topped off with a cork. Tea time!
While it is certainly not a sofa, pendant, kitchen remodel, or generally any kind of big ticket item you scrimp and save and lust for, a doormat is one of the first little touches you—and your guests—see before setting foot inside your home. Make that first step a good one with this lovely floral outdoor floor cover, hand-woven in India from coconut husk fibers.
