December 2007

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• Copper Rainchain with Fluted Cup

  

  $160 at The Morikami Store | Buy

  (Approximately 8.5 feet long.)

  Kirtsy This | Posted 27 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Clear Shoe, Boot and Handbag Boxes

  

  $40 at Shoe Stor | Buy

  (For ten shoe boxes.)

  Kirtsy This | Posted 20 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Large Bamboo Bowl

  

  A large, colorful bamboo bowl for salads, fruit centerpieces, or storage.

  From Lucky Magazine’s Under $50 Guide.

  $48 at Branch Home | Buy

  Kirtsy This | Posted 12 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Nutbus Nut Cracker

  

  A more productive way to release holiday-induced frustration at the family reunion.

  From the Chow 2007 Winter Gift Guide.

  $35 at MOMA Store | Buy

  Kirtsy This | Posted 12 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Creamer and Sugar Bowl

  

  From Real Simple Magazine’s 50 Gifts Under $50.

  $34 at Viva Terra | Buy

  (On Sale)

  Kirtsy This | Posted 11 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Ornate Wall Sconce Set

  

  New to the Mighty Goods Store:

  Add a feminine touch to your spare interior. These dramatic wood and metal sconces elevate any mirror or vanity. Suddenly you’re all fancy.

  $76 at Mighty Goods Finds | Buy

  (No Longer Available.)

  Kirtsy This | Posted 10 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Artwork by Eveline Tarunadjaja

  

  This one is called Tomato Head: Big heavy attachment to something ridiculous.

  From the Indie Art & Design Christmas Gift Guide.

  $40 at Love Pad | Buy

  (Price converted from AUD.)

  Kirtsy This | Posted 10 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Honeycomb Table Lamp

  

  A small, whimsical table lamp for winter reading, knitting, or snuggling.

  From the Dwell Guide to Holiday Shopping.

  $45 at Wrapables | Buy

  Kirtsy This | Posted 07 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Tiny, Perfect Seattle Souvenir Plates of the Space Needle

  

  New to the Mighty Goods store:

  You love Seattle. You were born there, or hope to die there, or just long for a glimpse of its skyline. You must own one of these gorgeous, tiny reminders. They can be held in one palm, the bottle cap in the photo is for scale. There are two small holes in the back so you can hang them with a piece of ribbon. They’d even make sweet tree ornaments.

  They were created around 1962 for the Seattle World’s Fair Expo. Buy one, but only if you love them. You must have the love.

  $24 at Mighty Goods Finds | Buy

  (no longer available)

  Kirtsy This | Posted 05 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Folk Art Planter

  

  New to the Mighty Goods Store:

  A handmade, folk-art planter with a small tin hollow in the top for plants. This would be excellent in a grouping of planters or surrounded by objects with equally strong lines.

  $36 at Mighty Goods Finds | Buy

  (no longer available)

  Kirtsy This | Posted 04 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Bird Dishtowel, Blue

  

  New to the Mighty Goods store:

  A sweet dishtowel with a detailed bird motif. You can tuck it through the handle of your fridge, or iron it, frame it, and hang it up.

  $23 at Mighty Goods Finds | Buy

  (no longer available)

  Kirtsy This | Posted 04 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

• Simple Felt Basket, Large

  

  Use them to convincingly disguise your clutter as order.

  $150 at Design Within Reach | Buy

  (On Sale)

  Kirtsy This | Posted 04 Dec, 2007 in December 2007 by Margaret Mason

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