Minimal but expressive, DIMOREMILANO’s Techno Chair marries a concrete and brushed steel base with a plexiglass backrest. Three chromed metal screws—embellished with engraved stars—unite these components. The Milan-based design studio first debuted the striking modern piece in 2019. It weights 150 pounds and measures 13 by 13 by 23.6 inches.
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For her eponymous jewelry brand, designer Aeri Go finds inspiration in the Korean virtue of inner peace connecting with harmony in the physical world (a concept traced to Confucianism). Soft curves and minimalist design reflect this equilibrium, as well as a resonance with nature. For the Smiley Flower Necklace, Go crafted a bulbous floral (sculpted with wax and then cast in sterling silver) to craft an elegant, thoughtful pendant that hangs from a delicate 18-inch chain.
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Working with local and sustainably grown produce, Rose crafts flower rosin products that merge culinary culture and farming. For the Deep Sleep formula, the LA-based company creates CBD-infused Turkish Delight-style treats that are powered by their house-made flower rosin, grown on their regenerative farm. The formula (which contains 10mg of CBD) utilizes the flower at its fullest expression of flavor and terpenes, infusing it with locally sourced passionflower, vanilla and mulberry from California’s Frog Hollow Farm. More than a gummy or sleep aid, the tasty and pure-rosin delights naturally and calmly improve sleep.
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The Liba Watering Can from Copenhagen-based ferm LIVING is a modern, sculptural take on the useful gardening tool. Made from recycled post-consumer plastic, the vessel’s streamlined form holds five liters while adding a touch of elegance to any room or garden. It is available in black, white or olive.
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Infusing elements of Korean, Californian and cannabis culture, Sundae School makes eye-catching apparel and accessories. The brand partnered with Sichuan sauce brand Fly By Jing to craft shorts that are as fiery as their chilis. Bold and bright, the Mala shorts pay homage to China, as “ma” or 麻 translates to numb in Chinese and “la” or 辣 means spicy. Fitted with a 5.5-inch inseam, the shorts are alight with flames yet the mesh material keeps things cool and breathable. Sundae School also donates a portion of every sale to a charity of the buyer’s choice: including NARAL, Fund Texas Choice and others.
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From God’s Gift London, the Brielle 2.0 serves up retro style with photochromic and anti-reflective lenses that offer UV 400 protection. Made from polycarbonate, the sunglasses come in a range of classic hues (like black and tortoiseshell) in addition to bold, multi-toned colorways (including light and dark green, orange and pink or even white, red and pink). Price is in Pounds.
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Merging necessity and technology within a slim, compact design, the Peak Series Straw is a personal water filter and straw made from sustainable materials and enhanced by a micro-filter that removes 99.9% of bacteria, parasites and plastics. Making it possible to drink directly from streams and lakes or to fit onto most water bottles, the innovative straw provides on-the-go and emergency hydration with an unlimited shelf-life.
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The BOA III is a whimsical, design-forward way to provide structural support to plants. Made from powder coated steel, the stake (which comes in lilac or blue) weaves and curves to mirror the flow and growth of vines—a delightful visual that doubles as playful home decor. Price is in Australian dollars.
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For winter 2022, Snow Peak collaborated with Maak Lab—a Portland, Oregon-based apothecary company—on this limited edition citronella candle, conveniently held within a cup. The fragrance boasts notes of hiba cedarwood, black pepper and bonfire, which all work to elevate the humble (but functional) citronella. The candle provides 24 hours burn time, and the cup is reusable.
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Krista Marie Young is a Brooklyn-based designer and artist who crafts home textiles and products that borrow from childhood memories and Nordic design. Her Terra Oven Mitt, a 100% cotton kitchen glove, features a checkerboard pattern overlaid with abstract embroidery. Each mitt is handmade in Delhi, India by the ethical, women-employed service Work Shelter. It comes in a range of bold, fun colors.
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The first well-documented account of the benefits of psychedelics, Sacred Knowledge: Psychedelics and Religious Experiences by William Richards traces three decades of research to explain how hallucinatory drugs, when used correctly, can enhance wellbeing, mental health, spirituality and life in general. His in-depth book serves as a fascinating resource for the curious, well-initiated or anyone looking to understand past experiences they’ve had.
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Mister Green updates their signature “Psychedelic Department” logo in collaboration with Goodhood for their project called T-Shirt Now Vol II, a collection that honors the timelessness of graphic tees. With a familiar loose fit and composition of 100% cotton, the garment (available from sizes small to XXL) is classic in style and design.
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Crafted from kitchen plastic scraps and renewable sugarcane, the reBoard from Material Kitchen adds a pop of color to the kitchen while its circular cutout makes it easy to hang and save countertop space. The board is available in a range of colors and sizes (and can be combined to create a playful array), with 50% of the proceeds from the pale pink color—To Pó-Po, with Love—going to Heart Dinner, an organization fighting food insecurity for Asian elders in NYC.
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Third Drawer Down has transformed one of NYC-based artist Jon Burgerman’s playful, goofy characters into a fully functional pool float. Featuring wonky eyes, a gleeful smile and a squirt of mustard on the front (and a little derriere on the back), the hot dog-shaped float is based on Burgerman’s dream of having a float in the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. It’s available in two sizes: 63 inches or 118 inches.
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By chef and dietician Melissa Petitto, Adaptogens: A Directory of Over 50 Healing Herbs for Energy, Stress Relief, Beauty and Overall Well-Being contains the history, benefits, best dosages and recipes for common, restorative plants and mushrooms. Filled with amino acids and vitamins, adaptogens can help with everything from stamina to skin, immune system, anxiety and more. With bright illustrations, the book makes tasty yet nutrient-dense meals approachable, aiming to create a little balance for the mind and body.
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From artist and musician Cory Feder comes a mini giclée print for the work “Flying a Kite in the Suburbs.” Measuring five by six inches, the comic-style artwork features a glittery orb, as well as a motley of abstract stars and shapes which float atop quintessential blue skies. The work imparts a bit of childlike wonder and joy.
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California- and Korean-inspired smokewear brand Sundae School collaborated with Seattle-based accessory designer Chunks to create the Mochi Gummies Clips. Delightfully small and colorful, the three clips keep small hairs in place while channeling the joy of the sugary treat they’re named after. Sundae School also donates a portion of every sale to a charity of the buyer’s choice: including NARAL, Fund Texas Choice and others.
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Yew Yew, a modern smoking accessories brand helmed by Jenny Wichman, has released the Stash Bag, a colorful, smell-proof pouch thoughtfully designed for storing pipes, herbs, lighters and other accessories. Made from vegan leather with a detachable wrist strap and interior pockets, the bag—available in a range of hues—is perfect for at-home or on-the-go organization of buds and beyond.
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Tank Garage’s Love Is Louder Than Bombs red wine raises money for relief efforts in Ukraine—specifically for Good Bread, Prytula Foundation and the Ukrainian Women Veteran Movement. Made with foot-stomped grapes from Amador County, the 14-month aged wine is comprised of 85% syrah, 10% valdiguie and 5% negrette. It has notes of deep plum and blueberry jam that are finished with a touch of smokey charcoal and oregano. With a bottle designed by Ukrainian sisters Victoria and Vitalina Lopukhina, this wine looks, tastes and does good.
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Available in a plethora of color options, this Trancoso Beach Bat Set from Frescobol Carioca includes two bats and two balls—everything needed for a game of Frescoball, a sport that began on the beaches of Copacabana, Rio de Janeiro in the late 1940s. Crafted from wood off-cuts and featuring a neoprene grip, the bats are handmade in Brazil. Best of all, the brand partners with One Tree Planted to ensure that for every purchase, a tree is planted within the beloved Amazon.
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This 18k gold-plated, mushroom-shaped earring shines with refined details, from its textured finish to its pearl-encrusted cap. Crafted by Natia Chkhartishvili and Tamar Svanidze’s jewelry house Eshvi, the single hoop is both earthy and elegant.
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Laura Schubert and Lillian Tung’s body-care brand, Fur, caters to an inclusive definition of beauty, whether its pro-skin or pro-bush—or both. Their Ingrown Eliminator serum is formulated with lactic acid, lavender oil, willow bark, aloe and other vegan ingredients to reduce ingrown hair, soothe irritation, eradicate bumps and brighten the skin. The water-based serum is gentle on the skin yet powerful enough to target hair.
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Designer, artist and author Adam J Kurtz (aka Adam JK) lends his signature style and tongue-in-cheek humor to this 100% silk eye mask, made in collaboration with Third Drawer Down. With the potentially sarcastic motivational statement, “Wake up and smell the endless possibilities,” on the front, the mask offers up a humorous quip for morning people and those who can’t have a conversation before noon.
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From San Francisco’s Bumblebee Spaces—a future-forward firm co-founded by Tesla and Apple alum Sankarshan Murthy and led by engineers and designers aiming to optimize space within the home—comes a dynamic system that stores a bed in the ceiling. Not only does the AI-powered modular unit house a mattress when necessary, it also descends upon command and transforms into a bed. A high-end solution to create flexible small space living, price varies based on configuration.
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Featuring 400 recipes, The Mexican Vegetarian Cookbook has been authored by Margarita Carrillo Arronte, a chef, restaurateur and TV host dedicated to preserving traditional Mexican cuisine. With plenty of dishes historically being vegetarian, cooking meat-free Mexican food is easier than one might expect, and Arronte’s book includes vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free dishes too. With sections on breakfast, lunch, dinner, dessert, high-protein superfoods and breads, this cookbook is an accessible, comprehensive resource with clear instructions and easy-to-find ingredients.
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Available in rich green, warm rust or pale pink, these glazed saucers are an expressive way to catch excess water from potted plants. Crafted in Italy for Danish pottery brand Bergs Potter (which was founded in 1942), the saucers are made from premium terra cotta. They can be paired with Bergs Potter’s Hoff Pots or any planter that is less than 14cm in diameter.
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