Now available in a large size (16 by 14 inches), YIELD’s Spun Planter is made from a single sheet of aluminum. It features a perforated disc along its base that keeps out excess water, prevents root rot and allows water to evaporate back into the soil when it dries out.
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From high design cannabis accessories brand Flora Nero—founded by Anna and Eli Peer—comes the Globe in Bronze, a chic implement that yields a smooth, luscious smoking experience. The Globe pairs an anodized aluminum base (featuring the brand’s signature texture) with smokey glass handblown by the artisans at Keep in Brooklyn. The set is completed by a hand-molded glass stopper with a matching anodized aluminum mouthpiece.
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Rainkiss makes even the gloomiest of rainy days bright with its lilac, fuchsia, green and deep purple Digi Spring Camo poncho. Its lush digital pattern is abstractly floral and printed on recycled polyester (with a 7000mm waterproof column to ensure that it stays 100% waterproof). With a built-in storage pouch and adjustment panels on the side, the poncho is a sustainable and functional way to stay dry.
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These tall flower candles from Anna + Nina contribute to a summery and even romantic atmosphere. Adorned with red florals and an array of green leaves, they are made of paraffin wax and are sold as a set of two. Price is in Euros.
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Barcelona-based DOIY deals in surprising and thoughtful homewares, and their Acquedotto vase is no exception. Modeled after a Roman arch, the ceramic vessel blends architecture into a floral display. It’s available as either a single arch in pink or a double arch in purple with both featuring colorful marbled patterns.
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Hailing from upstate New York, Sean Augustine March is an artist and designer whose work often creates striking optical effects using dichroic glass. His spectacular Rayleigh Desk Lamp is no different. Shining through numerous light refractions, colors and geometric shapes, it’s affixed to a wood base and features a five-watt LED with over 200,000 hours of lifespan. Illuminating and iridescent, the Rayleigh is a mesmerizing and sculptural lighting solution.
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Sampa the Great (aka Sampa Tembo) will release her second full-length album, As Above, So Below, in September and Vinyl Me Please has it in an opaque peach colorway, available for pre-order now. The Zambia-born, Botswana-raised artist has spent time living in Australia and the US, but returned home in 2020 and made the album there in just a few weeks. With hip-hop underpinning the 11 tracks, there are many other genres at play from Zamrock and Kalindula, Kwaito to R&B and beyond. It’s a poignant, dynamic album full of self-exploration, power and joy.
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These pleasing pink cones from Canna Style make lighting up a joint easy as well as stylish. Available in a pack of eight, they can be filled with herbs and then simply twisted off at the end. With a hot-pink metallic tip and slow-burning paper, they make for a smooth, laidback session.
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Lalo makes some of our favorite furniture and accessories for kids and babies. The brand just teamed up with West Elm on a small collection that sends 50% of proceeds to No Kid Hungry—an organization dedicated to ending childhood hunger in the US. The Chair is both a high chair and a play chair that’s sleek and stylish thanks to its acorn finish. There are two sets of legs and a five-point safety harness to keep your bub out of harm’s way. Of course the tray is non-toxic, and the cushion is machine-washable.
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Curiosity is at the heart of (a.o.t), a Copenhagen-based conceptual design studio run by Kathrine Barbro Bendixen and Mathias Kruse Jørgensen. For their Primi collection, the duo explored the history and versatility of aluminum through handcrafted objects, including the striking Bucatini Candle Holder. Sculptural and winding, the holder’s material is bent and shaped into an otherworldly form. Available in green, red, beige and silver, the Bucatini shines with unanticipated dimension.
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Color and whimsy suffuse Rhode Island-based Freckled Fuchsia’s home goods, as evidence by the brand’s Papaya Tea Towel. Designed by Chandlyr Jackson, the towel is made from 100% natural cotton flour sack that is screen-printed with water-based ink and adorned with lovely geometric papayas.
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From Avocado Green Mattress, this classic timber stool is full of whimsical curves—but it’s more than a playful side table, it’s also a testament to sustainable luxury. Crafted exclusively from upcycled and durable beechwood at their factory in Los Angeles, the stool stems from the brand’s Zero Waste collection and is finished with non-toxic materials and eco-friendly wood stains.
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From Tokushima, Japan-based Awagami, a washi brand run by the Fujimori family, comes a lovely Uchiwa fan—a traditional Japanese non-folding fan whose style dates back to the 14th century. Hand-dyed with indigo in an ombre pattern by Awagami artisans, it’s made from kozo paper and bamboo.
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This limited edition cycling jersey from Melbourne, Australia-based MAAP is designed with performance and the planet in mind. Like the other garments from the brand’s OffCuts program, it’s made from repurposed excess fabric from previous production runs and is breathable and moisture-wicking. The jersey (available in size XXS to XL) is hand-numbered and constructed from SPF 50+ knitted Italian fabric with mesh sleeves and reflective graphics. Offered in a variety of classic colors or a fun color-block, it makes for stylish, functional and eco-conscious cycling apparel.
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Anyone who has ever turned to baking as a therapeutic way to reflect on their emotions will appreciate author and social media creator Becca Rea-Tucker’s forthcoming cookbook, Baking By Feel: Recipes to Sort Out Your Emotions (Whatever They Are Today!), which is available for pre-order now. Across 256 pages filled with beautiful imagery, Rea-Tucker organizes 65 recipes into five emotional states: happy, sad, mad, anxious and hopeful. The Austin-based writer weaves in grounding activities and baking tips, too. Everything is thoughtful, well-intentioned and ultimately delicious.
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From Jessica Tse’s NOTTE Jewelry, the “Dream A Little Dream” pearl necklace is part of the MEZZANOTTE collection which exists as a “love letter to the magical hours that birthed the brand.” It’s a playful take on the classic string of pearls, comprising freshwater pearls and gold-filled beads. Each piece is handmade, and no two are identical.
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The clean, minimal design of Fatboy’s waterproof light offers more than style. A spherical bulb enables uniform lighting from all angles in each of its three dimness settings. The ties add color through a range of bright and neutral hues, but they’re also durable and flexible to make transporting and hanging the light easy. Even the silicone buttons (which recharge the light via a USB cable) smoothly blend into the versatile design.
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Real Bad Man’s Psychic Plant Tie-Dye Shirt is a playful, trippy ode to the myriad mysterious ways plants communicate with one another. Accordingly, the shirt’s graphic-filled front features a detective amongst flowers that are captioned “ESP,” an unlocked treasure chest full of mushrooms and more. The back is equally kaleidoscopic, reading “The Psychic Power of Plants?” in warped font. Available in size small to XXL, the shirt bursts with color, levity and psychedelic innuendo.
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Snow Peak’s soft, PVC-coated cooler brings a quiet sophistication to outdoor gear. Its neutral color palette and minimalist aesthetic combine with adjustable straps and an insulated rubber lining to make for a design- and function-forward cooler. With a 4.75-gallon capacity, it’s also easily transportable.
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Informed by ’80s surf culture, Duvin Design Company embodies an easygoing style that merges nostalgic and modern touches. Their Banana Leaf Button Up is no exception with its tropical fruit print, vintage Hawaiian fit (which is slightly wider than a traditional Hawaiian shirt) and breezy 100% soft rayon. Available in sizes XS to 2XL, the top offers a fresh, relaxed look on and off the beach.
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From Philadelphia-based YOWIE (helmed by Shannon Maldonado), the Zipper Candle is a reminder to open up to the unknown. A smoky yet slightly sweet aroma is bolstered by notes of black pepper and bergamot, together conjuring up a mysterious, beguiling fragrance that hints at exploration. The soy candle’s sleek, black packaging further imbues the Zipper with an air of intrigue.
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Merging 3D printing with ceramic and floral artistry, Homa Studios and Pétales et Plantes collaborated on a collection of unique vases which includes the delightfully eclectic Trio. With an unusual tilt and funky waves, the Trio vase accentuates any floral arrangement held within.
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Crafting bags and luggage since 1935, Tokyo’s Porter-Yoshida & Co looked to the iconic MA-1 flight jacket as inspiration for their signature TANKER shoulder bag. Like the garment, the bag features durable nylon in sage green with an interior taffeta lining in bright orange. Interior pockets, an adjustable strap, expansion zip and outer pockets with enclosures ensure the bag provides plenty of organization and space.
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When London’s rave scene began in the late ’80s, it ignited a culture around uninhibited style, the Roland TB-303 synthesizer and blissful hedonism. More than wild revelry, the scene—dubbed acid house—became a meeting place for people across genders, sexualities, class and race. That unity is revealed in former The Times editor and photographer Dave Swindells’ book Acid House As It Happened. Swindells, who followed the scene from its infancy to today, chronicles the explosion of the subculture through photographs that show how acid house exposed people to new ideas and ways of being. Price is in Euros.
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Paris-based independent apparel brand Carne Bollente’s sex positive ethos manifests once again in their delightfully suggestive One and Only Towel. Through artist Mike Wilcox’s vivid, bright hues depicting different labia, the towel is a plush and bold celebration of vulvas.
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Oslo-based Varsity Headwear’s first hat made with recycled ocean plastic, the The SEAQUAL cap uses yarn from SEAQUAL Initiative, an organization dedicated to ocean waste management. Varsity turned this fabric (100% post-consumer recycled polyester that contains upcycled marine and land plastics) into a relaxed and refined shape. Designed to be wind- and wrinkle-resistant, the quick-dry cap is available in pine green, blue, beige, khaki or black—in size small to XL.
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