An efficient all-in-one hat and scarf by Xenia Telunts, available at Folk.
A tree curtain by random clichés, for greenery that never needs watering.
Fleurs D'Hiver herbal tea lollipops, for a particularly lovely cup of tea.
An aluminum coffee pot by knindustrie, to add flourish to a daily ritual.
A minimalist cookie zine with just four recipes, each inspired by an artist: Halva af Klint, Sonia Dough-lanay, Anise Albers, and Almond Thomas.
A paper fan that recalls a sunlit forest canopy, for lo-fi a/c.
A spiraled basket made of coppiced willow by Rachel Bower Baskets, for corralling a collection of handmade wooden spoons.
An easy-to-find-at-the-bottom-of-bags Caro pen by Craighill, and an Ina Seifert lanyard to keep it (and keys) handy.
A chair by Cultivation Objects that recalls telephone seats, for texting and word games.
A cherry wood cable wrap by Naoto Yoshida, for keeping cords neat.
Miriam Murri's dog-waste bag dispenser for Alessi, for putting a little shine on a most unpleasant chore.
A cheery and sturdy Hender Scheme tissue case, because tissue manufacturers seem driven to choose THE WORST patterns for tissue boxes. Why?!!!!
