CMYK Color Swatch Calendar

$40.00

There are few experiences as satisfying as tearing a page from a calendar when all of the events and tasks have been completed—unless, of course, that page is a color-streaked series of CMYK swatches. With artist Peter von Freyhold’s CMYK calendar, you can actually tear off a swatch every day—meaning the calendar will never look the same two days in a row. Each swatch is the exact CMYK values ​​of the respective color—and the box the calendar comes with doubles as a collection case for those who don’t want to let go.

Added: January 2016

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Chocolate-Covered Malt Balls

$15.00

For lovers of malt sweets, there’s nothing quite as luxuriant (yet, reasonably priced) in the chocolate world as Askinosie’s chocolate-covered malt balls. The Springfield, Missouri-based bean-to-ball brand utilizes hand-ladled, melted single-origin Tanzania dark chocolate atop a dense malt core. They’re rich and delicious—and very tempting to eat them by the handful.

Added: January 2016

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Alba Dunaway Silk Pajamas

$475.00

British designer Olivia von Halle creates sleepwear and loungewear that is—like a lazy day in bed itself—ultimately luxurious and lavish. This tropical yet subtle 100% silk pajama set is made up of a button-up long-sleeve shirt and matching shorts that feature contrast trim. The emerald green, black and dusty pink pattern makes for an ensemble you’ll want to show off in more places than just the bedroom.

Added: January 2016

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Exfoliating Body Bar

$17.00

Made with the essence of cedarwood and oakmoss, Baxter of California’s exfoliating body bar offers a luxurious and hydrating experience. Thanks to the pumice, jojoba meal and crushed olive seed, the paraben-free soap smooths out skin—which is especially useful in dry, blustery winters.

Added: January 2016

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Ernest Hemingway Signature Set

$395.00

It’s impossible to deny the importance of Ernest Hemingway’s work within the world of American literature. The author would produce novels, short stories and essays that impacted people’s perception of the early 20th century and beyond. Nine of those works—including “For Whom The Bell Tolls” and “A Farewell to Arms”—are being rereleased in a beautiful collection, designed by Juniper Books to be kept and consumed together.

Added: January 2016

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Psychic Stone (Nature)

$800.00

For those who like a little mysticism or spirituality in their homes, LA-based artists Samuel Borkson and Arturo Sandoval III (both of fine art collective FriendsWithYou) conjure every Psychic Stone with a custom spell. The amulet (or desk accessory, depending on your viewpoint) is made from green resin and inside a host of sacred objects are housed. Every Psychic Stone is a little different, taking into consideration the buyer’s desires.

Added: January 2016

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Decanter Bacchus

$525.00

Decanting a wine allows for a cleaner tasting experience—something invaluable with either very young or high tannin wines. With their Bacchus decanter, luxury Austrian glassware brand Riedel draws inspiration from the history of wine consumption—and the Greek god of grape harvesting, theater and madness—for a distinct horn shape. With a 63.5 oz holding capacity, it more than comfortably houses an entire bottle of wine.

Added: January 2016

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Bikini Plate

$58.00

This handmade earthenware “Bikini 2” plate by London-based Amy Worrall will brighten any gloomy day. Measuring approximately 9.5 inches, it’s hand-glazed and depicts three bronzed babes posing away on the beach. The shades-wearing women will have you daydreaming about summer while you munch on your toast.

Added: January 2016

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Electric Kettle

$95.00

If you hadn’t noticed, MUJI’s US online store has been down for the past few months while undergoing a complete overhaul, meaning the only way to get your dose of quality, affordable Japanese design was to go brick-and-mortar. It’s finally up and running, just in time to help achieve many of our organizational, “Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up” goals for 2016 (or at least January). We’re hankering after their kitchen appliances, particularly the simple, minimalist Electric Kettle: an energy-efficient design that has water boiling in 80 seconds, shutting off automatically afterwards.

Added: January 2016

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Hardcore Prawn Jacket

$290.00

With prawns embroidered on the front, and the back emblazoned with the words “Hardcore Prawn” surrounding a huge sequined crustacean, this limited edition denim jacket from Eat Me Do is anything but subtle. Made from stretch denim for comfort and movement, it’s a boxy design that would work on all genders and body types, and with the visual addition of parsley and lemon wedges—it’s the complete package. (Price is in Australian dollars.)

Added: January 2016

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1970s Desk Calendar

$47.00

London-based Present & Correct, purveyors of new and old office items, have sourced a unique vintage desk calendar from the ’70s that’s reminiscent of friendly flip clocks. This one can be used year after year (no batteries required, as it’s a hand-powered rolling mechanism), but you’ll have to learn how to read months and days in Swiss, Dutch or Portuguese—the languages it’s available in.

Added: January 2016

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Perpetual Wall Calendar

$78.00

Designed in 1987 by Dan Resigner, this perpetual wall calendar never gets old. It features the bright and bold blocks of color often seen in Reisinger’s artworks. The plastic and PVC calendar encourages owners to start their day with the meditative process of creating their own color combination by arranging cutouts—and with nearly 40,000 combinations possible, it’s likely to outlive you.

Added: January 2016

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Roadster Scoot

$189.00

With the clean lines associated with the zippiest vintage European race cars, Restoration Hardware’s Roadster Scoot for kids is a beautiful toy car—that allows children between the ages of two and four to get behind the wheel and power it along. It’s pedal-free (meaning it’s foot-powered) and comes with padded seating, a working steering wheel and silver-walled rubber tires. Altogether, it’s a smooth and beautiful ride.

Added: January 2016

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Vintage Impossible Project One Step Camera Kit

$180.00

A limited edition rerelease of Polaroid’s sleek silver Sun 600 (which originally debuted in the ’80s) is back on the market, thanks to the Impossible Project—the initiative that acquired all of Polaroid’s film production equipment when the company ceased making it in 2008. The kit comes complete with two packs of film, so it’s as easy as (carefully) installing a cartridge and snapping away.

Added: January 2016

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Sponge Calendar 2016

$30.00

London-based designer Freddy Taylor captures “12 unintended uses for the sponge” in his deadpan 2016 calendar. Artsy photographs depict the squishy yellow household cleaning tool in glamorous alternate lives: gloves, ear muffs, a sleeping mask, a plate for spaghetti and more. Hilarious and charming without being the least bit tacky.

Added: January 2016

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Alligator Freedom Ride Flag

$160.00

Part of Melbourne-based artist Sean Morris’ “Cosmic Dread” (2015) series comes the digitally printed “Alligator Freedom Ride” flag—in a new minty colorway. With a mustached man and a woman (brandishing a sword) riding an alligator-bodied motorbike, the print is nothing if not fierce. Measuring 900mm by 1400mm, the flag is printed in Australia and has been made in an edition of just five, making for some exclusive affordable art (note the price is in AUD).

Added: January 2016

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Blenheim Bouquet

$128.00

For over 100 years, Blenheim Bouquet has been one of the most coveted and recognizable scents from London perfumer Penhaligon’s. Light citrus notes up front give way to hearty—but delightful—musk. It’s outdoorsy through and through, with a balance of rugged and refined as the takeaway.

Added: January 2016

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Flat Brush

$95.00

When hair needs to be smooth, polished and shiny, the Flat Brush steps up to the styling challenge with a blend of boar and nylon bristles that evenly distributes natural oils. Made in England by Kent Brushes—making hair brushes since the 18th century—this version, complete with beechwood handle, was designed in collaboration with Bumble & bumble and put to the test backstage at fashion shows and in their Bb.Salons. It’s a brush that will last you years, if not more than a decade.

Added: January 2016

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Tan & Loose Calendar

$12.00

Printed in an edition of 350, this year’s Tan & Loose calendar is a collaboration between artist brothers Wiley and Clay Hickson. Each page displays their distinct styles—both of which are entirely charming and strange. Spiral-bound for the desk and hole-punched for hanging on your wall, the weirdness within doesn’t mean it’s any less functional.

Added: January 2016

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Two Zero One Six Calendar

$54.00

Copenhagen-based designer Kristina Krogh’s beige and gold 2016 calendar bears “Two Zero One Six” in bold lettering, legible from across the room. Up close, the 50 x 70cm print presents the calendar for each month in a muted grey hue with gold-foil detailing. This poster is also available in a more stealthy grey and copper colorway.

Added: January 2016

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65″ Curved OLED 4K Smart TV

$6,000.00

Not only does the elegant curved screen of LG’s OLED TV look striking, it helps make for increased viewing angles so that every seat’s a good seat. But the real viewing appeal lies in its OLED technology. Each one of its 8.3 million pixels is an LED that can switch off to true black, resulting in unparalleled color and contrast, and an overall phenomenal picture. Add to it a gesture-based “Magic Remote,” sound engineered by harman / kardon, 3D capabilities and, of course, smart TV features, and you have hands-down the best TV on the market right now.

Added: January 2016

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Record Calendar

$40.00

Made by Antalya, Turkey-based illustrator Gulsah Suzen, this vinyl-inspired 2016 calendar features the days of each month flowing through the grooves of a record. The print is available in two different sizes and is available on glossy or matte paper, or even canvas upon request. Each calendar can be customized by changing the color of the record’s inner ring.

Added: January 2016

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Scratchable Calendar

$17.00

This minimal black-and-white calendar from Inkblot is printed on matte black PVC paper, making it possible to mark down important events and reminders with chalk—and easily erase mistakes. Each date has also been printed with white and silver scratchable ink, which leaves different traces depending on the material you use to scratch it off with. Measuring 50 x 70cm, only 100 copies of this calendar have been made.

Added: January 2016

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Double-Edge Razor

$105.00

For those who wet shave with frequency or enjoy the process of grooming, there’s nothing like a refined, luxury razor. Aesop’s latest Double-Edge Razor happens to be one of the finest. The stainless steel Merkur Solingen blades (10 blades come with the purchase) are manufactured in Germany, but the razor itself is handmade in England. From a high-density, hand-polished handle to a beautiful chrome finish, the razor delivers a smooth shave and feels great in the process.

Added: January 2016

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Kalendar Poster

$24.00

For those who favor seeing a year as a whole, artist Michael Leithner’s 2016 Kalendar Poster (59.4 x 84.1cm) portrays each month as a ray extending forth from an off-set, vibrant number 16. Each line is placed at 16 degrees from the other, offering space for notation and a striking visual presentation. It’s a clever, graphic take on an annual planner.

Added: January 2016

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Chocolate-Covered Ginger

$15.00

Made in Brooklyn (and available for fast delivery in NYC) Jacques Torres’ chocolate-covered ginger is the snack to nibble on even when you think you can’t eat another bite. The slab of candied ginger and dark chocolate combination is rich, but spicy and zesty—so it won’t feel like it’s weighing you down after a big holiday meal.

Added: December 2015

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