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   Level Bookcase

   Primary colors and black lines put Piet Mondrian into history and onto the grid. Arik Levy’s Level bookcase gives green a go and yellow the boot, though it still evokes the Dutch de Stijlist’s...

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   Flow Pitchers

   If leaning forward is a nonverbal way of expressing desire and intent, then these ceramic pitchers from EQ3 want nothing more than to pour, pour, pour. Forget the ebb, these funky flagons were de...

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   Transport Lamp

   Developed by the Crafts Council and retailer Twentytwentyone, Ten’s collection posits that sustainable design can be positive and beautiful through a series of charming small-scale household...

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   Slat Shelves

   Painstakingly constructed from a single piece of FSC-certified pine, these angled shelves aim to minimize waste (which, incidentally, maximizes the use of small nails) during the construction...

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   Hepburn Sofa

   We’re guessing this new modular sofa is named after an actress and not the town in Saskatchewan. Our assertion is further verified by the elegant and unusual X-patterned seams that crisscross the...

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   Now Isn't That Lovely

   Form usually follows function, and in the case of Johnson’s designs, the function is “humor, escapism, and even disgust.” When so much of design has devolved into a one-liner, we ...

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   Wired Lamp

   More an outline of a lamp than a lamp, the clean and green lines of this table light caught our fancy among the clutter at Tent London—the Brick Lane venue for all things up-and-coming.

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   PH50 Lamp

   Break out the bubbly, it’s time for a toast. Here’s to the golden anniversary of Louis Poulsen’s colorful classic PH5—recently reissued as PH50—and cheers to a very bright future indeed.

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   Strauss Chair

   Sibling rivalry is rough. What to do when you’re related to the Gebrüder Thonet Vienna Café chair (No. 18), one of the most recognizable seats of the last 178 years? Straighten up and stand tall,...

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    Slide Sofa

    A superior sofa must be versatile, accommodating any number of potential scenarios; who knows what will play out on a spread of comfy cushions? Anna Hart’s settee sets a stylish scene with...

11. 

    Victoria Butler Coatrack

    The deceptive disarray of this shiny rack is anything but random. Careful composition of 19 lacquered dowels provides multiple pegs for the clothes you cast off as you stroll through the apartment...

12. 

    The Drop Speakers

    Greetings, earthlings! Take us to your iPod. Blast off with bumping beats from these Scandyna space oddities with sound as clear as a radio transmission from ground control to Major Tom.

13. 

    Forest Glasses

    When you’re too thirsty to see the forest for the trees, this collection of evergreen glasses should help keep you suitably quenched. Pick your poison, choose your chalice, and sip ...

14. 

    Saeco Coffee Charisma

    Super-automatic machine made of ABS plastic. Takes whole beans and ground coffee.

    $775.00

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    Writer-Gardener Debra Prinzing in SF March 5

    While British author Virginia Woolf heralded the benefits of “a room of one’s own,” writer, master gardener, and outdoor shed-enthusiast Debra Prinzing rallies for an entire...

    written by: Miyoko Ohtake

    03.02.09

16. 

    Shady Lace Parasol

    When the sunlight shines on this parasol, you'll feel like you're sitting under a real tree.

    $390.00

17. 

    Brompton Folding S-type

    This unisex bicycle comes in 16 colors, and features a folding mechanism that allows for a compact and lightweight configuration.

    $1149.00

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    Veracruz Sisal

    Considering sisal’s antistatic, sound-absorbing qualities and the fact that you can just as easily mount it on walls as floors, it could be perfect for your music studio, or any high-traffic area...

    $26.00

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    Symbol Coatrack

    In the summer, when coats are buried deep in closets and hooks are merely an unpleasant reminder of cold times ahead, the Symbol coatrack functions as a decor-ative piece. Simply flip the hooks...

    $395.00

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    Sak's Pet Basket

    Here’s one for the non-sporting group. This may be the first blobject dog bed to hit the market—fashion triumphs over function! Plastic is an inedible and bold material choice, and while it seems a...

    $250.00

21. 

    Panton Chair

    Originally designed by Verner Panton in 1960, this polypropylene piece was updated by Vitra in 1999.

    $225.00

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    SLV Galvanized Rural Mailbox

    You might ask why we included a design that hasn't changed since it was standardized in 1915. A) It looks not unlike a Quonset hut. B) It's included in Phaidon Design Classics. C) The price. Take...

    $6.69

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    Plant-Me Pets

    For anyone living alone or just feeling lonely, these friendly extraterrestrials are companionable without the hassle of having to give them food, water, or attention. When you find yourself a mate...

    $20.55

24. 

    Dustpan and Brush

    Inspiration can strike at any time. For Ole Jensen, it happened while using a folded newspaper to clean up a mess in his studio. After realizing its usefulness, he substituted ...

    $25.00

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    Usame Table

    Part coffee table, part storage bin, this repository will add style to any room. The vegetal patterns add Art Deco nostalgia to the modern translucent construction, making the table suitable for...

    $300.00

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