Designed by Gavin Christman, co-founder of the Cornish design firm Green&Blue, the spherical Birdball Seed Feeder features a ledge for seed and posts for birds to perch upon and dine. Slipcast in clay, the British-made feeder can remain outside all year long. The simple, effective design is easy to fill—and easy to clean when necessary. Price is in Pounds.
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LA-based label No Sesso—meaning “no sex / no gender” in Italian—exists at the crux of fashion, art, culture and design, while challenging the traditional notions of each. Founded by Pierre Davis, the brand’s signature pieces include hand-embroidery and made-to-order knits. This hoodie (one of their more conventional offerings), intended for all genders and identities, has been embroidered with a swirly No Sesso logo on the front and the “Acid Smiley” on the sleeve.
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Made from sturdy borosilicate glass, Ukiyo’s tea infuser marries an elegant, slim form with robust functionality. With a 260ml capacity, its double-walled design keeps beverages at their desired temperature without the risk of burning your hand when holding hot tea. The strength of the brew can also be monitored through the glass bottle, which is available with green or black accents.
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Swedish eyewear brand Chimi (founded in 2016 by Charlie Lindström and Daniel Djurdjevic) is best known for accessibly priced sunglasses, but they also make swim masks, goggles and snorkels. Their swimming goggles feature mirrored UV-protective lenses framed by soft silicone, and a non-slip head-strap. Available in orange, green, white or black, they’re super-sleek and sporty.
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Made just outside San Dionisio, Oaxaca from a blend of two different types of agave—Espadin and Cuishe—Madre’s Ensamble mezcal is crafted using the traditional Zapotec technique. A little smoky, this mezcal contains herbal notes and a mineral-forward flavor. Sip it neat or use it in a mezcal margarita or negroni.
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By Vikki Tobak (who has written for Paper, Vibe, i-D and more), Ice Cold: A Hip-Hop Jewelry History is a photo-heavy, historically comprehensive compendium of hip-hop jewelry over 40 years. Starting in the ’80s, the book features icons like Grandmaster Flash and Run DMC, and photographs by Lisa Leone and Jamel Shabazz. There’s information on specific pieces—like Radio Raheem’s rings in Do The Right Thing (which came from the Fulton Mall) and LL Cool J’s Jame$ ring (made by Tito Caicedo at Manny’s New York)—along with street shots of anonymous individuals in unknown jewelry. Tracing the shift from jewelry symbolizing status and wealth to its links with family, business, marketing and loyalty, the book moves into the ’90s with images of Tupac, Missy Elliott, TLC, Da Brat and others. Not only exploring changes through history, Tobak also writes about the various styles across the country as well as the rise of different pieces, from medallions to three-finger rings and grills. Featuring a foreword by Slick Rick and essays from A$AP Ferg, LL Cool J and others, the anthology charts and celebrates jewelry design but also, more significantly, a culture.
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Founded by snowboarder Austin Smith and skier (and designer) Eric Pollard, season eqpt brings together plenty of knowledge from professional athletes for snow-sliding gear. Their snowboards are crafted to last, with a Lifetime Service Pass offering a yearly tune-up, unlimited machine waxing, 30% off other types of repairs and the first ski mount or snowboard binding set-up free of charge. The aero is a tapered directional snowboard that provides fast rides with plenty of glide. It’s bio-based epoxy-coated, features stainless steel edges and is available in seven sizes. And season, unlike many sports brands, makes doesn’t categorize their products according to gender.
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Modern and compact, the stainless steel Pi Pizza Oven from Solo Stove allows for the easy creation of artisanal, wood-fired pizzas whether you’re a backyard cook or gourmet camper. It’s dual-fuel compatible, meaning that it can use kiln-dried cuts of wood (for a smoky pie) or tap into the convenience of propane flames. Featuring a pizza stone, panoramic opening for easy dough maneuvering and lifetime warranty, the oven suits beginners and enthusiasts alike.
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Very few chairs are as well-known (or replicated) as the Eames Molded Shell Chair, a contemporary design icon that debuted in 1950. This authentic Herman Miller release, which comes with a certificate of authenticity, pairs a chromed steel (or powder-coated steel or wood dowel) base with an injection-molded shell derived from 100% post-industrial recycled plastic. This comfortable, functional piece is available in roughly two million different configurations thanks to material and color customization.
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Inspired by traversing lengthy trails in the heat of the summer, the Alta Light Shorts are an ultra-lightweight edition of running and outdoor apparel brand Roark’s signature performance shorts. Outfitted with a moisture-wicking brief liner that features four-way stretch and micro-perforation, the shorts enhance airflow and keep the body dry and cool for comfier, improved adventures.
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Maria Korkeila is a Finnish designer who crafts titillating and cheeky apparel. Partnering with Fiskars, a heritage Finnish gardenwear brand, Korekeila created a limited collection that blends gardening and streetwear and includes this tool belt. The utilitarian accessory features tear- and abrasion-resistant pockets, detachable pouches and an adjustable belt. It’s highly durable, made of nylon and sustainable apple-based leather.
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Full of surreal, playful and off-kilter images, Toiletpaper’s 2023 calendar celebrates love in all its forms. The images—thought up by the design studio and magazine’s co-founders, Maurizio Cattelan and Pierpaolo Ferrari—range from lipstick kisses on a toilet to declarations of love at the butcher, and a man covered in scratches who is embracing his pet cats. This calendar will provide plenty of color, character and humor throughout the year. Price is in Euros.
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From Cool Springs Press—an imprint that focuses on DIY gardening—this updated version of The Climate Change Garden centers on adapting and protecting plants. Written by Sally Morgan (a botanist and speaker on gardening and farming) and Kim Stoddart (who writes columns on resilient gardening), the book outlines practical approaches to gardening through extreme weather and climate events, and dealing with non-native pests and invasive weeds. Whether it’s a tree losing a limb in a storm or water-logged plants due to floods, there are lots of solutions (and precautions) thanks to techniques, practices and equipment suggested by Morgan and Stoddart. More than a handy guidebook, The Climate Change Garden might just help ease a little climate anxiety.
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Aromatic and fresh, Brightland’s Aurora is a rosemary-infused oil made from Arbosana olives grown on small family farms in California. Perfect for cooking with potatoes or roast meats and veggies, it offers a little kick and notes of pepper. The label was designed by NYC-based Shawna X (aka Shawna Xiayun Huang) and is as vibrant as the olive oil within.
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Founded in 2005, Swedish brand POC (an acronym for piece of cake) has become known for sleek but sensible gear for snow sports, cycling and mountain biking. Available in four colors, the Obex Pure is one of the lightest ski and snowboard helmets in its class, with a minimal look to match. Front and rear chimneys provide enhanced ventilation, integrated vents prevent goggle fog and a 360-degree fit system ensures a snug, comfortable and—most importantly—safe fit.
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There are six different works, each as bright and cheerful as the next, within LA-based artist Carolyn Suzuki’s 36-page origami set. Replete with houseplants, fruit and a bevy of charming women characters, the set has been printed by 1973 LTD in Brighton, UK using carbon neutral paper.
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Beloved Swedish brand (and longtime CH favorite) CDLP just released its first-ever women-focused collection, composed of underwear and other garments. From the range, the high-waist and high-leg High Briefs are super-soft and comfortable, and don’t sacrifice on minimal style. With a subtle debossed logo on the thick herringbone waistband, these breathable briefs are constructed from 91% Tencel Lyocell and 9% elastane. They come in black or white, individually or in packs of three.
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Part memoir, part scientific research, part travelogue and part history book, How to Change Your Mind by Michael Pollan captures the author and journalist’s quest to research how LSD and psilocybin can benefit the brain, alleviate depression and addiction, and more. The fascinating book (which has now been adapted into a four-part documentary series on Netflix) divulges the mysteries of hallucinogenics as well as Pollan’s journey to uncovering it.
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Plantgem’s Atmospheric Mix Seed Bundle makes cultivating a dreamy and co-ordinated garden easy. Comprising the sophisticated moonstone aster, delicate xanthos cosmos, textured starflower scabiosa and more, the bundle is full of beguiling plants that can grow anywhere in the US. Paired with PlantGem’s gardening instructions, these florals are as sensational as they are straightforward.
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Kyrgies honors the beauty of wool and the traditional craftsmanship of felt through timeless footwear. Their classic design is handmade by artisans in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan with wool from small, family-herded flocks nearby. Using low-impact dyes, they offer the cozy slippers in three subtle colors. Only four components make up the slippers: wool, glue made from natural rubber, polyester felt and silicone grips.
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Finally, there’s a well-designed and stylish answer to reusable, portable cutlery for picnics and camping thanks to Cliffset. Each set—which includes a fork, knife and spoon crafted from 18/8 stainless steel—even comes with its own “dishwasher” in the form of a refillable spray and cleaning tool. With a lined carrying case, this practical set comes in four different colorways, as well as a sleek all-silver version.
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Support the Brooklyn Museum with this classic silhouette sweatshirt inscribed with the institution’s name in collegiate-style lettering. Available in navy, black or gray, it’s composed of a polyester and cotton blend. A comfy and cozy way to represent the historic museum, this garment comes in sizes small to 2XL.
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Ideal for bookworms and design nerds, the Dumbo Bookend features double arches of solid steel, powder-coated in abyss blue, teal, wildflower red or beige. They’re crafted by Madrid-based studio Ciszak Dalmas and sold individually in three sizes—large, medium and small—to colorfully hold everything from big coffee table books to zines.
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Cookbook author Anna Voloshyna’s ode to Eastern European cuisine, Budmo!: Recipes from a Ukrainian Kitchen’s spotlights recipes for classic dishes that have been accented with vibrant contemporary components. Born in Ukraine and now based in San Francisco, the chef and culinary instructor anchors her inclusions in fresh, flavorful ingredients, underscored by signature Ukrainian hospitality. In addition to the instructional entries for delicious dining, Voloshyna incorporates a pantry section, glossary and an introduction that speaks to Ukraine’s food history.
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From Slowdown Studio, the Cherries Mini Blanket features a playful fruit design of Australian artist Liv Lee. As always with the lifestyle brand, the blanket is crafted from a recycled cotton blend which is 80% cotton and 20% polyester. Resistant to pilling and bleeding, this piece adds whimsy and warmth to any space.
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Artist Santi Moix thoughtfully depicts biomorphic flowers inhabiting the phases between life and death. The Barcelona-based artist worked with contemporary rug-maker Nanimarquina to translate these paintings into The Flora Collection, a series of hand-tufted rugs, characterized by biodegradable wool. The collection includes petal-shaped as well as traditionally sized rugs. The Bloom 1 and Bloom 2 respectively represent two stages in a flower’s life: wilting and blooming.
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