From the Oakland and Los Angeles art gallery Good Mother comes this unstructured, six-panel, low-profile hat. Featuring the gallery’s logo and LA address, the cotton twill cap comes in an array of colors, including black, navy, green and camouflage.
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Danish design brand HAY partnered with NYC-based chef and designer Laila Gohar on a charming range of dining and decor pieces for the Sobremesa collection. From it, the Sobremesa tablecloth is a linen-cotton blend accessory embroidered with playful shapes including matches, flowers, fruits and more. Measuring 118.11 by 55.11 inches, it’s available in green or white and adds a dash of joy and whimsy to any dinner party.
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To celebrate the 30th anniversary of their iconic 1991 album, The Low End Theory, hip-hop trio A Tribe Called Quest has released a limited edition boxset. The entire album, along with two bonus songs, features across eight brightly colored and boldly patterned seven-inch records. It’s all housed in a fabric-wrapped carrying case. Limited to 2000 units, it’s available for pre-order now, but will ship in April 2023.
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This “Hex The Cis-tem” T-shirt is a witchy and witty way to show support for everybody’s right to safe and accessible abortions. All proceeds go to the Reproductive Freedom Fund of New Hampshire, an organization that seeks to remove financial barriers for in-state and out-of-state patients seeking abortions. Proceeds from sales go directly toward these patients. The handmade shirt, available is sizes small to 2XL, comes in black or white.
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A glorious blend of hemp and Merino wool comprise these crew socks from Jungmaven. Both hemp and wool are naturally odor-resistant, making it difficult for bacteria to grow, and are soft and breathable. The construction is also tougher than cotton, making them ideal for all kinds of outdoor activities. Available in 14 different colors, there’s a hue for all kinds of looks—whether in the country or the city.
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Published by Rizzoli, Fashioning Design: Lee Broom is the first illustrated monograph dedicated to the beloved British designer and his eponymous label. Within, text by London-based lifestyle and design writer Becky Sunshine and exclusive contributions from Vivienne Westwood, Kelly Wearstler and Christian Louboutin accompany images of installations, exhibitions and more than 100 products. It’s a lush tome worthy of the designer and his compelling work.
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Based in Canada, Jenn Harper’s Cheekbone Beauty is an Indigenous-owned and -founded cosmetic brand, created to make space for the community within the beauty industry. The brand routinely donates to a variety of North American non-profits including Shannen’s Dream and the FNCFCS, the Navajo Water Project and others. From the product line comes the SUSTAIN Lip Gloss, a lightweight, vegan formula that moisturizes and softens—courtesy of shea butter and sunflower seed oil. Layer-able and available in a range of shades, the gloss looks and feels luscious.
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Made from a super-soft wool blend of 87% ultra-fine, mulesing-free Australian Merino; 11% cashmere from the Mongolian-Manchurian steppe; and a little elastane, Volleback’s Nomad Gloves are cozy, practical and durable. Available in one size, these five-gauge knit gloves are thermoregulating and insulating, as well as naturally water-repellent, odor-resistant and quick-drying. They are perfect for cold-weather camping and hiking, and chilly days commuting through a city.
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This enchanting, sensorial depiction of Big Sur’s Rain Rock Creek cabin and its surrounding woods, illustrated by British designer Luke Edward Hall, was drawn from a memory of a past holiday. Released by the heritage brand Ginori 1735, it’s been made in Italy from pure porcelain. Measuring 10.62 inches in diameter, the designer plate can be put to use as a platter or showcased as a decorative object.
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Designed to function as a hip or shoulder bag, the Full Moon from Montana-based outdoors brand Mystery Ranch features a main compartment (secured with a double zipper) as well as a front pocket to keep all your valuables secure and easily accessible when hiking or camping. Available in eight different colorways—from bright red or orange to more subdued olive green or beige—the utilitarian pack boasts dual-compression straps for comfortable carrying.
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From acclaimed architect and interior designer Lauren Rottet’s eponymous line of home furnishings, Rottet Collection, comes the mesmerizing Dichroic Table. Inspired by the Light and Space artist movement of the ’60s, the end table pairs dichroic glass with stainless steel to fashion an ever-changing piece that colorfully converses with its surroundings. The dynamic table measures 18.5 by 17.5 by 19 inches.
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Weaving in the signature whimsical lines of fine artist Shantell Martin, Brooklyn-based Hoek’s limited edition desk organizer is functional art at its finest. Crafted from solid maple (or walnut), each piece in this 50-unit run has been finished by hand with sustainable oils. Hoek’s collaborative collection with Martin also includes an imaginative stool, bench, desk mat, coasters and an astounding 13-piece “Sum of The Parts” table series.
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Designed in NYC, the Essential Three-Piece Set from Universal Belongings consists of four entrée plates, four salad plates and four cereal bowls. The ceramic objects—available in four colorways—feature a two-tone glaze that creates a subtle ombre look, adding character without being gimmicky or gaudy. The sturdy bowls and plates are dishwasher- and microwave-safe, and can be mixed and matched with all kinds of other items from the brand to create an affordable yet upscale table setting.
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Bill Curry originally created the iconic Obello Table Lamp in 1971 and its curvy, space-age, mushroom-esque shape has charmed ever since. This year GUBI reintroduced the piece, to the delight of design enthusiasts everywhere. With a frosted glass shade (as the original had) this new iteration is rechargeable and can be moved around the house or garden easily. There’s an integrated dimmable LED light within so the brightness can be played with too, depending on the occasion.
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Crafted by Michele Quan in New York’s Hudson Valley, these ceramic Astrological Discs are customized according to the zodiac signs you specify. Each disc is hand-painted with an astrological sign’s constellation on the front, and its name written on the back. More than a design object, these pieces (available as one disc or in a set up to six) can also serve as a reminder of who you are.
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Phlemuns is an LA-based and Black-owned fashion label by James Flemons that puts a modern spin on nostalgic style. This holds true for their Dive Brief, mid-rise, draw-string briefs crafted from stretch technical jersey that features pink and white “clouds.” Made in LA, the swimwear garment is a playful take on a classic.
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Parapraxis magazine deals in thought-provoking, radical ideas. Investigating social, political, gender and racial issues through a psychoanalytic lens, the new publication from education non-profit The Psychosocial Foundation is unafraid and unconstrained in their critique of dominant culture. Their first issue, The Family Problem, tackles the nuclear family, gender panic, feminism, elder care, sex in sitcoms and more unique, insightful topics.
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A modern and sophisticated approach to hanging plants or herbs, the Well Planter is from Toronto-based design studio Object/Interface. A four-inch basin, adjustable stainless steel cable and brass accents make the planter as refined as it is functional.
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Handmade by artist Sean Gerstley in his Philadelphia studio, this candle holder features whimsical protrusions and an off-kilter leaf-like structure. Standing six inches tall, this object’s beautiful earthy green shade adds a verdant presence to any room.
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From Cactus Store—a collective, store and studio founded in Echo Park and now with an NYC location—comes a retro-leaning, 100% cotton, five-panel cap. The hat pays homage to Home Depot plants and was crafted in collaboration with Online Ceramics.
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Designed by Helsinki-based Studio Kaksikko, Muuto’s aptly named Ridge Vase is a tall, slender vessel wrapped in a refined ridged texture and featuring a subtle accent dent that prevents flowers within from shifting. The functional earthenware vase stands 19 inches tall, allowing it to emphasize blooms in floral presentations.
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SkatePal, a Palestinian non-profit organization, supports and encourages young skaters in an attempt to foster community and break down barriers between class, race, gender and age. From them comes a climate-neutral, sweatshop-free graphic T-shirt depicting the country’s palm tree-lined landscape. Printed by Awesome Merchandise and designed by Philip Joa, the shirt reads “skate” on front and “Palestine” on the back. All proceeds go to supporting the organization. Price is in Pounds.
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Sông Cái is the first gin to be produced in Vietnam and the Spiced Roselle is its newest iteration. Inspired by the country’s Central Highland and red basalt forests, the ruby-colored gin is infused with rose myrtle berries and roselle buds, resulting in a full-bodied spirit that’s warm with cinnamon and star anise before giving way to the gentle sweetness of dried fruits.
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Chell Fish is Brooklyn-based artist Michele Mirisola’s ceramics project, and from it comes a series of mosaic plates. Reminiscent of antique oyster plates and inspired by the forms of seashells, these handmade pieces are suffused with whimsy. They come in different shape and artwork variations but all are a unique way to serve oysters—or anything else.
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With design and editorial skills honed through years in magazine publishing, the couple Pilar Guzmán and Chris Mitchell have together penned Patina Modern: A Guide to Designing Warm, Timeless Interiors. Published by Workman, this photo-forward book aims to educate and inspire. It’s a thoughtful resource with practical value, but it’s also just beautiful to look at and appreciate.
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Marc Newson’s new chair for Knoll brings function and style to any work space. Crafted to support one’s back, it features adjustable height, seat depth, tilt and more. Available in four colors—ink, graphite, pink or umber—there are also options for arms, base and casters. Just when we thought we were over Millennial Pink, it feels fresh and fun in this flexible chair.
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