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The first of more than 150 clocks that George Nelson Associates created for the Howard Miller Clock Company, the Ball Clock (1949) was originally known as Model 4755. Irving Harper, who worked at Nelson Associates for nearly two decades, is credited with designing this George Nelson clock. The Howard Miller Clock Company, by the way,…
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$31.14 $25.95
Inspired by ikebana, the Japanese art of flower-arranging, the Hana Vase (2021) makes it easy to create simple yet striking arrangements of flowers or branches.’rafted of glazed ceramic, this sculptural vase is shaped around a central ceramic flower frog, or kenzan, with holes to hold individual stems in place for artful arranging. Designed in Copenhagen…
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Able to hold tea lights and tapered candles,’he cast-iron Spin Candelabra (2006) takes its cues from the heavyweight industrial machinery and delicate mobiles. It’s hefty yet elegant, designed to act as a kinetic centerpiece that can be configured in endless ways. Candles not included. Made in the U.K.
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Destination: Architecture is an unparalleled and comprehensive resource for anyone wanting to get more out of their travels. No journey would be complete without this expertly curated ‘who’s who’ of the most exciting architecture in the world. Each building is illustrated with a single image and accompanied by a brief description, with addresses, websites, and…
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Born in 1890, Man Ray (aka Emmanuel Radnitzky) was an American visual artist who spent most of his career in France. Considered a pioneer of the Surrealist movement, he was best known for his photography but considered himself a painter above all. He was also known for his photograms ‘ pictures made with photographic materials…
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A delightful object, the Eames Elephant (1945) developed out of the Eameses’ fascination with elephants. They designed the original elephant in molded plywood, but fabrication methods proved too complex, and it never went into production. Vitra Design Museum expanded the elephant’s legacy by introducing this polypropylene version in the style of the Eames Molded Plastic…
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$9.16 $7.63
Putting some fun in functional, each of the Red Moon Bowls (2017) has its own personality: the smallest features a handle that looks like a fruit slice, the medium sits upon little stick-like legs, and the large pairs those legs with handles that mimic outstretched arms. All the containers are handmade, fashioned from copper and…
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$10.54 $8.78
Inspired by memories of lazy ’70s summers spent surfing in her hometown of Byron Bay, Australia designer Sarah Ellison’s Byron Dunes candle blends sweet-smelling citrus zest with minty eucalyptus. Each ELLISON STUDIOS. candle, made with a vegan soy wax blend and fine fragrance oils, is meticulously hand-poured by Joya Studio in New York. Made in…
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A graduate of Duke University, Antares Yee is creative director of Sun at Six, a Brooklyn-based design studio interested in how spaces affect our everyday choices and interactions. For the Rise Bookstand (2017), Lee set out to create a piece to emphasize lower room perspectives. Handcrafted from solid black walnut, Rise’s modular design allows for…
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$10.79 $8.99
Organize your books with the Converge Bookends (2021), designed by Colin King. Shaped from lava stone ‘ a dark and porous material with a textured surface ‘ these abstract forms are both sculptural and functional. Use one at either end of a row of books, or interlock them to create a sculpture with an intriguing…
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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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Jens Risom: A Seat at the Table by Vicky Lowry (Phaidon) is the first monograph of the Danish-American designer’s work, surveying his life, prolific career of influential designs, and his legacy. Risom helped introduce Scandinavian design to the U.S., first for Knoll and then through his own company. Metlmarvelst was honored to collaborate with him…