Intended as an artist’s edition (and not necessarily safe for kids), this lovely jigsaw puzzle by British artist Adam Higton has been made in a limited run of just 25. Each one is signed, hand-stained (therefore not identical) and comes in a screen-printed box. Price is in Pounds.
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For a third year, prestige champagne house Krug has partnered with Italian luxury brand Berluti on a bag. This year, the Wild Journey champagne backpack features Berluti’s signature Venezia leather on the outside, finished with a dark cherry patina. Inside, however, one finds thermofoil lining with a removable insulated insert. This creates the perfect nook to cart Krug champagne while maintaining an ideal temperature. Further, the set comes with a chrome stopper and two Krug Rosé glasses. It’s fancy but certainly efficient.
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The Golden Records (first created to be taken aboard the Voyager spacecraft launched in 1977) were always intended for extraterrestrial ears. Made with 55 greetings in different languages, nature sounds, plus all kinds of music, the contents were chosen by a committee chaired by Carl Sagan. With tracks from Beethoven to Chuck Berry, the records were meant to serve as a welcome for alien life, and an introduction to Earth. Now, the Voyager Golden Records are available for human ears as a three-vinyl box set complete with a 96-page book that includes images transmitted back from the Voyager probes and more.
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Beautifully illustrated by artist Kelsey Oseid, the new hardcover “What We See in the Stars: An Illustrated Tour of the Night Sky” explores the long-lasting human fascination with outer space. From identifying and explaining the constellations to myths, stories, science and more, the book contains 100+ hand-painted images. For kids and adults alike, it’s a delightful trip into the cosmos.
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It’s more than the statistics—though “1000 fashion shows in 25 years” certainly stuns with its magnitude. Alexandre de Betak, founder of fashion show production and set design house Bureau Betak, literally set the stage for some of the most memorable moments in fashion history. The client list impresses, but when flipping through 292 pages featuring 450 images, Betak’s magnificent vision comes to life and his artistry is revealed in comprehensive form. The book covers four main themes: In Situ, The Set, Lighting and Performance. Betak touched it all.
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Developed for real life rowers and the conditions they endure, the Men’s Catchpoint Softshell Jacket makes for a durable, dynamic outwear item with uses beyond sport. Several technical elements tackle transitional weather, including water-repellent and wind-resistant material. It’s breathable and offers two-way stretch. A soft-brushed nylon inner lining and a 1.5″ front zipper velcro storm flap-closure helps moderate temperature. Further, all that happens to come in a well-tailored silhouette.
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Ever-sincere and absurd at the same time, Steve “ESPO” Powers has put up a new print for sale on his site. “My List of Demands” features Powers’ familiar lettering and the demands range from reasonable to vain and ridiculous: cool demeanor, good hair, perfect credit, and more. Measuring 14 inches by 20, this is a signed open edition made in collaboration with Hatch.
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With a removable lamb shearling collar, The Arrivals’ new Saana Jacket is a modular, aviation-inspired bomber that—despite being intended for women—could be worn by people of all genders. Made from eco-friendly PrimaLoft insulation, it’s super-warm and is available in sizes XS through XL.
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By Jaya Saxena and Jess Zimmerman, the book “Basic Witches: How to Summon Success, Banish Drama, and Raise Hell with Your Coven” is full of spells, potions and enchantments, but mostly dollops of sensible advice. From experimenting with make-up to ending toxic friendships, reading tea leaves and more, there are plenty of tips for self-betterment. Encouraging readers to tap into their inner sorceress, this book is all about empowerment and self-care.
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Made from Petoskey Stone, a fossilized rock found only on the northern Lake Michigan shoreline, Shinola’s new special edition watch uses the stone to create one-of-a-kind watch dials. Polished by hand, each stone is unique and therefore no two (of the 400 available) watches will be the same. Featuring the in-house Argonite 713 movement and a black leather strap, the 38mm watch is unisex and timeless.
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Hand-poured candles made from 80% vegetable wax and 20% paraffin, PHLUR’s newest addition not only offer delightful fragrances and a warm glow, they are also lovely design objects. Each candle sits inside a round, custom ceramic vessel (complete with a lid) that can be reused to store trinkets and tchotchkes. Our pick is the Claremont fragrance, which was adapted from one of our favorite perfumes from the brand—Olmsted & Vaux. It’s citrusy, without being acidic, and is cruelty- and paraben-free.
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Purifying and hydrating, Hungarian brand Omorovicza’s Queen of Hungary mist also smells divine. With notes of neroli and rose, this mist was inspired by the Queen of Hungary Water—the world’s first perfume on record. Made with mineral-rich water from Budapest, it’s refreshing and can also work as a post-cleanse toner.
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Filled with Cashball—an insulation made from recycled cashmere fibers—this Noah puffer jacket is more than better for the environment, it’s entirely cruelty-free. Super-functional and warm, the exterior is water-resistant, the fill is 95% recycled cashmere and the lining is 100% cotton Japanese thermal. Available in burgundy, mustard, navy, black or olive.
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Made by Lilian Martinez’s brand bfgf, this new beach towel brings papaya, basketball and plants together for an unexpected but delightful design. Bold and playful, this is one of bfgf’s more contrasty designs—but just as eccentric as others from the brand. The towel measures 24 inches by 36 inches and is made from 100% cotton.
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Reminiscent of vintage ski trail map illustrations, the pattern on Snowpeak’s new Mountain Print shirt is delightfully retro. The camping scenes pictured on this button-down actually feature Snowpeak’s own products—a clever detail. Made from soft and comfy cotton, the shirt sports one buttoned chest pocket. Available with a navy or brown background, this unisex piece comes in a plethora of sizes.
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From ancient cave paintings to engravings from the 1600s, and modern-day animations to NASA photos, “Universe: Exploring the Astronomical World” is an investigation of space. With over 300 images, this hardcover spans all kinds of mediums and mindsets, proving just how fascinating we humans have always seen, and continue to see, our universe. The visuals—some of which have never been published before—are drawn from the work of photographers, artists, and astronomers. It’s a beautiful book for anybody with a curious mind.
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A new release after their much-loved Carry-On accessory, Arlo Skye’s forthcoming Check-In suitcase features an elegant but durable micro-texturized polycarbonate shell with an aluminum-alloy trim. This also makes it lightweight, in addition to offering scratch-resistance. Resting on 60mm wheels, it’s both mobile and spacious enough for extended travel and with no zippers—and it’s quiet as can be. Available for pre-order now, the Check-In is expected to ship 28 November.
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Paris-based trained chef Cathleen Clarity fell in love with French food and cooking with the seasons after moving there, and now has released a cookbook with photographer Kathrin Koschitzki. With 12 menu suggestions and 70 dishes, “Fabulously French Cooking” offers ideas for big celebrations or small dinner parties. From cote de boeuf to fig and red grape galette, every dish will impress your friends.
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Europe Co’s classic T-shirt is exactly that. Plain black on the front and made from 100% cotton, it’s a simple piece. On the back though, is a surprising retro-inspired, pyramid logo.
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The Korean phrase (dok-han-nyun), translated to “poisonous bitch,” is often used as a derogatory slur for womenespecially when they don’t “act their gender.” Embroidered here in blood red, this is a cap that reclaims the “nasty woman”-esque smears and seizes agency back. It’s the debut product from female designer team G.Intl.
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Made from sheet steel that’s folded and powder-coated, this pet board is the perfect snoozing spot for cats who like to climb. It’s lightweight and comes with everything needed to install. Further, the minimal shape and simple colorways (smoky blue or white) mean the design pairs well with all styles. Plus, it will free up a little floor space. Price is in Euros.
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In many ways a metaphorical prologue and epilogue, these bookends by award-winning architect and designer Page Goolrick are actually fashioned to resemble hardcover books themselves. There’s something quite orderly and refined to bookends shaped like books, but as they’re made of paper board and steel they’re easy to clean and care for.
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British luxury brand Dunhill has entered the footwear market and their first offerings, made in Italy, happen to be quite chic but casual. Our favorite, these navy blue suede sneakers, carry many comfort-driven functional features, including a padded tongue and shock-absorbent sole. From the rounded toe to clean lines, it’s a minimal silhouette that will pair well with many looks.
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Design experts and CH favorites, PATTERNITY (aka Anna Murray and Grace Winteringham) have a new journal coming out and it’s part of their mission toward cultivating gratitude and—in turn—wellness. The book “Be Great, Be Grateful: A Gratitude Journal for Positive Living” includes pages to write a diary, creative exercises, inspiring quotes and more. PATTERNITY’s theory is that humans are pattern-seeking creatures, and that the more time spent on them—and beautiful things in general—the better off we will be. Delivery expected in February 2018.
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A new take on the Australian designer’s magnet shape, these Otis Earrings are bold without being too much. The subtle colorway—army green and mint—is coated over brass, and the posts are sterling silver, for sensitive ears. Measuring 6cm long, they aren’t heavy—weighing in at 20 grams. Price is in AUD.
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Made from a 50/50 cotton and silk blend, Australian designer Georgia Perry’s “Cosmos” bandana is delightfully trippy. Featuring images of planets, fish, skulls, jewels, phones and more, it’s a surreal design that will suit all genders. Whether worn as a neckerchief, pocket square or hair accessory, it’s a versatile piece that measures approximately 53cm by 53cm and features hand-rolled edges. Price is in AUD.
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