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Spanish designer Jaime Hayon immersed himself as a teenager in both skateboard culture and graffiti art, which lie at the core of the bold and whimsical forms that he creates today. In 1997, after studying industrial design in Madrid and Paris, he joined Fabrica, a research center in Treviso, Italy, where he soon became the…
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$25.56 $21.30
Textile artist Ellen van Dusen’s popular patterns are now available for pups. Treat four-legged friends (and yourself) to a Dusen Dusen Embroidered Dog Bed (2024). Covered in eye-catching embroidery, it makes an artful resting pad for pets and doubles as a stylish floor pillow. Its durable 100% cotton canvas base comes with a removable insert…
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$10.63 $8.86
Inspired by memories of lazy ’70s summers spent surfing in her hometown of Byron Bay, Australia, designer Sarah Ellison’s Sunset Bonfire candle brings the outside in with notes of blood orange and cedar. Each ELLISON STUDIOS. candle, made with a vegan soy wax blend and fine fragrance oils, is meticulously hand-poured by Joya Studio in…
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$17.99 $14.99
London-based artist Yinka Ilori draws on his British-Nigerian heritage to create his evocative designs that touch on global themes. Ilori’s Omi Tray is part of his seminal homeware collection, which presents his singular designs ‘ often large-scale exhibitions and installations ‘ as functional art, scaled down for use in the home. Like a miniature canvas,…
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$14.89 $12.41
Brooklyn-based ceramics studio SIN was founded by multi-disciplinary designer Virginia Sin in 2006. One of her first clients was Design Within Reach, and for 16 years we’ve been sharing her passion for ‘putting the fun into the functional.’ Her Cenote Vase was inspired by the hidden wells ‘ known as cenotes ‘ of the Yucatan…
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$12.65 $10.54
The Swirl Candelabra by Tom Dixon (2019) is a sculptural, monochromatic candleholder with a striking silhouette and personality. It’s made using recycled powdered marble mixed with pigment and resin to create solid, heavy blocks that are then hand cut and turned on a lathe. Each piece features unique patterns due to the pigmentation and pouring…
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$8.08 $6.73
Cult floral designers Taylor Darroch Putnam and Michael Putnam’s Flower Color Theory, the follow-up to their acclaimed global bestseller, Flower Color Guide, is the only guide that uses color theory as the starting point for floral design. The book features 175 arrangements that show myriad ways to combine flowers of different shades and hues, all…
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$0.92 $0.77
This unique book explores the enormous variety of shades within colors, going far beyond the basic hues that are usually introduced to children in early concept books. This board book showcases seven stunning floral arrangements, with a flower key at the back of the book, and clever fold-out pages as well as search-and-find prompts for…
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$13.00 $10.83
Alexander Girard was the director of design for Herman Miller’s textile division from 1952 to 1973. He was asked to add an element of ‘aesthetic functionalism’ to Herman Miller’s first open-plan office system, called Action Office. He responded with more than 40 images for Environmental Enrichment Panels (1972), which are now available as quality, high-resolution…
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$12.43 $10.36
The Coluna Vase (2022) is the result of a collaboration between designer Hallgeir Homstvedt and master ceramicist Joao Louren’ for Origin Made. Made from a unique, coarse clay with grains of varied sizes, developed by Louren’ specially for this piece, it has a rich, tactile surface. The Coluna Vase is hand-thrown and then fired to…
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$31.19 $25.99
With its sleek, conical shape and brass finish, the metal Taper Footed Bowl adds warmth and polish to any setting, from coffee table to dining room to entrance hall. Use it as a catchall for small items, or simply as an eye-catching decorative object. Designed by stylist Colin King.
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$13.13 $10.94
The Fenestra Bookend Set (2020) was designed by Eugenia Ramos in a special collaboration with MoMA and the MFA Products of Design program at the School of Visual Arts. When nested together, the four slender bookends resemble a window with a landscape view, thus the name Fenestra, Latin for window. Made in China.