The Light Phone: Designed for Disconnecting
A mobile phone industry veteran and an artist-designer team up to create a discreet credit card-sized phone that accepts calls, not distractions
Nara Shin
Resy + Marc Forgione TriFecTa
Laotian fare, dry-aged steaks, banana-infused Jameson, egg desserts and more in this upscale restaurant crawl through TriBeCa
All That Dazzles at the Wynn Macau
The senses are meant to be stimulated in each nook and cranny of the mega-hotel complex
Tanlines: Pieces
The humorous Brooklyn synth-pop duo Tanlines don’t disappoint with their latest music video, which they decided to debut on Funnyordie.com. The downtempo but grooving “Pieces” follows Jesse Cohen and Eric Emm as …
Turning Vegetables into Noodles and More with Inspiralizer
A healthy and creative way to eat veggies with Ali Maffucci's ideal version of a spiralizer
Bronze Singing Meditation Bowl
$200.00
Aside from their pure incense, Greenpoint’s Incausa offers bronze, hand-hammered singing bowls from Tibet that vibrate with beautiful harmonic overtones when rubbed or struck. Not only beautiful to look at, the bowl helps guide you into a meditative state (especially when cars are honking outside your window) as you follow its almost infinite frequencies into emptiness and stillness. This Bath & Meditation gift set also includes incense, fragrant handmade soap and clay incense-holder. More importantly, Incausa’s fair trade and social business mission ensures that this is a gift that keeps on giving back to the craftsmen and indigenous people who make it.
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A Night at Pod 39 Hotel, NYC
The tiny but affordable rooms in Murray Hill are made manageable thanks to the rooftop views and tacos
Premiere: Hiatus Kaiyote’s “Molasses” Live in Paris
A soulful performance that showcases each band member's muscianship
Le Le: Le Mikro Collection
The zany Amsterdam-based artist Parra, known for his bold blue-and-red works, also siphons some of his overflowing humor and energy as a member of the electronic music trio Le Le. The “new …
Kokedama Moss Ball with Fern
$48.00
This Kokedama from NYC-based The Sill is a bundle of green joy wrapped in a moss ball. An art-form developed by the Japanese, it’s an eye-catching way to hold plants, setting them free from pots or planters—you can even hang them. Choose from three different ferns and toss out your ho-hum succulents to make room for this living sculpture. Best of all, the Kokedama doesn’t require a lot of maintenance beyond a weekly five-minute bath—staying true to The Sill’s mission to make beautiful, unique indoor plants much more accessible (and less scary). National shipping available.
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