June 2005

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• Kung Fu Kids Letter Organizer

  

  For those of us whose bills make us feel like kicking something.

  $26 at Wrapables | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 28 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Tear Drop Chandelier

  

  $268 at Anthropologie | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 24 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Flat Bamboo Candle

  

  $5 at Pearl River | Buy

  (5" x 2")

  

  | Posted 23 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Cake Apron

  

  A medium-weight, white, cotton apron featuring a delicious slice of pink cake. Consider it inspiration. (Also comes in pickle.)

  $22 at Fishcakes | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 23 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Loobylu Prints

  

  Loobylu, Weblebrity and professional illustrator, is selling prints of her big-eyed girls. And, might I add, they’re very reasonably priced. Perfect for the nursery.

  $80 at Loobylu | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 21 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Cuisinart GR-4 Griddler

  

  The retro-styled Griddler is a contact grill, panini press, large open grill, and a griddle. It has removable non-stick plates, a grease drainage system, and a floating hinge that lets you adjust for thick sandwiches. Grilled cheese for everyone!

  $125 at Amazon | Buy

  

  | Posted 14 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Duncan Industries Kitchen Grip

  

  The Cadillac of oven mitts, these won the American Culinary Institute’s Gold Excellence Award. They’re made of a nonporous material that allows you to safely handle temperatures from -134 to +500 degrees F. They even work when they’re wet! You can put them in the dishwasher or washing machine to clean them, and they come with a one-year warranty.

  $25 at Amazon | Buy

  

  | Posted 14 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Water Pik Aquafall Shower Head

  

  The best shower possible after a long day of yard work. Easy to install, and surprisingly attractive. It’s the perfect gift, except for the part where you have to picture your dad having a “soft and drenching warm rain experience.” That’s kind of disquieting.

  $30 at Linens 'n Things | Buy

  

  | Posted 14 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Porcelain Star Light

  

  QUICK PICK

  $225 at Clio | Buy

  (18" High)

  

  | Posted 07 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Small Round Bowl

  

  QUICK PICK
  14 x 14 x 8cm.

  $99 at The Designer Box | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 07 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Large Rock Jar

  

  Dinosaur Designs is one of my favorite finds from a recent trip to Sydney. They do a lot of work with resins, and this jar is a fine example. If your tastes run to the Jurassic, peruse the rest of their collection.

  $60 at Dinosaur Designs | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 03 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Wooden Tea Light Trays

  

  Easiest centerpiece ever. These wooden tea light trays provide mood lighting, save you a trip to the florist, and require zero cleanup. Plunk the candles in before the party, and hand the first guest a box of matches to make him feel useful. The small tray holds nine tealights, the larger holds eighteen.

  $16 at West Elm | Buy

  (No longer available.)

  

  | Posted 03 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Microbio Vase Collection

  

  This Atomic Age-inspired vase was designed by Annaliese Levaggi. It comes in orange, black, turquoise, light blue, and yellow, and is available in three different sizes.

  $23 at Lekker Home | Buy

  ($23 for small vase, $30 for medium)

  

  | Posted 02 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

• Blossom Glasses

  

  Summer mojitos are twice as cheerful when you serve them in these colorful, floral lowballs. Cute enough that you can skip the garnish.

  $98 at Clio Home | Buy

  (For a set of six.)

  

  | Posted 02 Jun, 2005 in June 2005 by Margaret Mason

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