Cranberry and popcorn garlands have their place, but these adorable woodland creatures engaged in the time-honored tradition of a snowball fight make for a nice update.
What it is: A spectacular candle that utilizes the flexibility of wax to create a continuous design that joins two candlesticks. What it does: Perfect for elevating your table or mantle, Lex Pott used the liquid state of wax as the starting point in this project.
John Kostick’s Foldable Stars (1965) began as models of mathematical concepts, particularly the structural-relationship principle known as tensegrity (or tensional integrity).
Festive fairy lights. Delicate dew drop fairy lights make every room feel more magical. They're a pretty alternative to standard string lights—and the wire is bendable and moldable, giving them more structure than typical string lights, too.
Pat Kim’s wooden ornaments are small, colorful forms adapted from larger scale designs found in his work. Keeping different arrangements of them around his studio, they often act as inspiration for new design ideas.
Complete your tree with this distinctive basket skirt, hand-woven from natural rattan for a folk-inspired alternative to traditional fabric skirts. It measures 10” in height, 24” in diameter at its top, and 28” in diameter at its base.
A subtle, warm alternative to traditional pine holiday decor. Made of faux botanicals, you will not have to sweep errant twigs from off the banister, floor, or wherever they manage to escape.
A rainbow of pines. Our idea of a winter wonderland? A whole forest of these rainbow-hued pines. They’re coming in colors as far as the eye can see (we can’t stop staring at the rose ones). Plus, with their bottlebrush needles and wooden bases, they have modern looks to spare.
Felted and festive. Deck the halls, trim the tree, line the stairway, spruce up the mantel—this festive garland is ready to add a festive touch anywhere you please. And since it’s made from felted wool, it’ll help you ring in the season next year (and the year after that…).
Hung by the chimney with flair. Go simpler with your stockings—this grey linen beauty is handsewn exclusively for Food52 by Celina Mancurti in Tampa, Florida. The heel is finished with a delicate navy stitch and the stocking is lined with a contrasting cream-colored cotton.
Candle companions. Give your candlesticks a handmade home with these lovely wooden gems. Each one was lathe-turned in Pennsylvania from sustainably sourced white ash, then finished off with organic milk paint.
Make any room a winter wonderland with this set of five glass trees available in various colors. Set of five Glass/metal Imported Differing sizes measures as follows: Extra small: 3"Dia. x 7.5"T. Small: 3.25"Dia. x 9"T. Medium: 3"Dia. x 8.5"T. Large: 4.25"Dia. x 11.5"T. Extra large: 4"Dia.
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