Limited to 150 pieces, this collaborative hoodie is adorned with a screenprint of beloved British painter Rose Wylie’s “Black Cat (Bones) (Study)” artwork on the back and her signature along the left sleeve. From the exclusive online art market Platform, known as a trove for captivating works from emerging artists at independent galleries, the comfortable garment is made in the USA and screenprinted in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
From the Travasi collection, designed by Milan-based Astrid Luglio for Ichendorf Milano, comes the Oil Bottle. The collection’s name comes from “travasare,” meaning to decant, and this vessel is intended for oil or vinegar. With a touch of joyful color blocking, an angled spout and refined form, the architectural piece gestures as if in movement. Price is in Pounds.
Sold in a set of four, the Delighted Napkins abound with abstract shapes, bright hues, and a cheerful style that has come to define the textile and home goods brand Cold Picnic. Made from organic cotton and Oeko-Tex-approved inks, these napkins bring levity and an eco-friendly ethos to the table.
Optimally designed for a simpler workout, Bala’s Jump Rope features half-pound weighted handles covered in ultra-soft silicone for comfortable grip, and an intuitive locking mechanism to adjust the rope to different sizes. Available in pink, black or sand, this rope makes the classic workout even more efficient and stylish.
Natural candle company Eym (helmed by Poppy and Sam Wall) collaborated with Venice-based Murano glassmaker Laguna B for the charming Create Candle. Swaths of color and florals swirl all over the glass vessel and inside a soy wax blend imparts notes of orange, bergamot and black pepper.
From Danish design brand HAY, the Mousqueton Lamp is named after and informed by carabiners (which “mousqueton” translates to in French), featuring a utilitarian steel shade, weather-proof exterior and maneuverable handle. The design is transformed into a clever portable lamp with the addition of LED lighting and a rechargeable battery. Sleek and contemporary, it’s as design-forward as it is functional.
Whether worn as a mask or used as wall art, Omy’s vibrantly colored Dino 3D mask will delight kids. Suitable for children aged three and over (and large enough for adults), the mask is fabricated from cardboard that’s easy to assemble into its voluminous form.
From heritage Japanese brand Snow Peak (founded in 1958 by Yukio Yamai), the Soft Cooler 18 keeps food and drinks cold but also provides portability. With insulated walls, an outer layer that repels heat and an inner aluminum coating to trap cold air, it has a capacity of 4.75 gallons. The lightweight, foldable structure features an adjustable strap making it easy to carry when hiking, camping or just heading to a picnic.
Part of HowlGo’s ocean series (which also includes sea urchins, coral, oysters and more), this shrimp toy provides plenty of entertainment for your pooch. Made from cotton and polyester, the crustacean makes a rustling sound to pique dogs’ curiosity for extended play and to help relieve stress.
Celebrating the link between the culinary and the cultural, The Gourmand’s Egg. a collection of Stories & Recipes explores the social significance of eggs. From appearing in Egyptian mythology to becoming an icon of religious purity in Piero della Francesca’s Brera Madonna, its symbolism in feminist art and more, the egg is omnipresent. Weaving together art history, photography, recipes and essays, this first volume of TASCHEN’s collaboration with award-winning journal The Gourmand is equal parts delectable and fascinating.
La Boutanche—a collaboration between natural wine importer Selection Massale and their roster of winemakers—tapped German vigneron Andi Knauss for this organic, fruit-forward red. Made from 100% Tollinger grapes and featuring a touch of acidity, this light wine (which can be served chilled) is refreshing and juicy.
Embellished with a design by visual artist and trans activist Xavier Schipani, the “Our Bodies Deserve Respect” Tote is part of a collection of apparel and accessories from Noise For Now—a non-profit focused on reproductive justice and healthcare. The organization keeps 10% of proceeds from sales (in order to cover operations) and the other 90% goes to Texas Health Action’s Kind Clinic as well as other independent abortion centers.
From the Philadelphia-based brand Picnic, helmed by designer Chloe Keene, the Bloom Necklace combines fine jewelry with playful, cartoonish elements. Crafted from sterling silver, the flower-shaped pendant features simulated aquamarine, pink tourmaline, golden topaz and a lab-grown white sapphire on each petal.
The Jane Fund of Central Massachusetts is a non-profit dedicated to funding and supporting access to abortion for the state and beyond. Their ethos “cultivate freedom, fund abortion” adorns this classic sweatshirt (below a floral design). The garment is available in sizes small to 5XL. All proceeds from its sales go directly to the organization to support their critical, life-saving work.
Oozing color, geometry and playful sophistication, the Mustique Cone Vase from Jonathan Adler incorporates Memphis-esque characteristics. It’s composed of two hand-poured acrylic inverted cones and sectors of a circle made from acrylic and embellished with a swirling marble finish.
On limited edition gold-hued vinyl, V is Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s fifth studio album, and their first double album. Singer-songwriter and musician Ruban Nielson wrote the music for the record over four years and between Hawaii and California during a time of worldwide and personal tumult. The result is a diverse selection of songs but all possess Unknown Mortal Orchestra’s enduring tenderness.
