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“Hold Anything” Glass Bin
I’d use mine as a salt pig, but you could use yours for blueberries on the breakfast table, or even to hold your keys and wallet near the door.
$30 at P.O.S.H Chicago | Buy
| Posted 20 Aug, 2008
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Over Tank TP Holder
Your guests don’t like calling from the bathroom to ask where you keep the extra toilet paper.
$14 at Tiny Living | Buy
| Posted 19 Aug, 2008
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25-in-1 Multipurpose Handtool
Gets rid of 25 tools in your kitchen drawer. With all that extra space you can store double the take out menus.
$15 at Pure Modern | Buy
| Posted 18 Aug, 2008
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Tiny Office Kit
This compact office kit has all the little things you’re always digging around for in one place. Make your junk drawer less junky and more useful or put it in your car as an office on the go.
$10 at Tiny Living | Buy
| Posted 18 Aug, 2008
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Square Cat Itch
I’m allergic to “Cat Furniture” but this framed square of textile will look stunning on the wall. It’s like art until your cat takes its claws to it.
$55 at Square Cat | Buy
| Posted 14 Aug, 2008
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Coolaroo Shade Sail
A tree will give you shade, in 20 years.
ON SALE Reg. $160
$105 at Backyard City | Buy
| Posted 12 Aug, 2008
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Deck Chair
The most comfortable place to read your Faulkner. Or your issue of Us Weekly.
$140 at Quel Objet | Buy
| Posted 07 Aug, 2008
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Wine Tray
A more stable way to transport everyone’s glasses once you’ve already polished off the first bottle of wine.
| Posted 07 Aug, 2008
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Duraclear Martini Glasses
According to the manufacturer, Duraclear plastic glasses won’t crack or discolor over time. We like them because they still look classy in your summer snapshots, but won’t leave those irritating glass shards all over the deck when the crowd gets tipsy enough to start dropping them.
$50 at Williams Sonoma | Buy
(For a set of six)
| Posted 07 Aug, 2008
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Cast Iron Doormat
Keeps dirt and tortilla chips off your feet and on the deck, where they belong.
$89 at Smith And Hawken | Buy
| Posted 06 Aug, 2008
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Hot and Cold Round Tray
The summer heat is making your famous potato salad a daring choice for guests. Put this tray in the freezer for a few hours, and it keeps your food cold. When winter rolls around, you can heat it in the oven to keep food warm on the buffet table.
ON SALE Reg. $50
$35 at Williams Sonoma | Buy
| Posted 06 Aug, 2008
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Terrazzolite Planters
This container can even help your half-dead geraniums look sort of cutting edge.
$150 at Jayson Home and Garden | Buy
| Posted 05 Aug, 2008
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Colorful Garden Hoses
You really only “need” one garden hose, but when there’s potential for a rainbow of garden hoses on your patio? I think that’s a rule changer.
$65 at Gardener's Supply Company | Buy
| Posted 05 Aug, 2008
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Dual Magnetic Chopping Board
A plastic cutting board for meat and a wood one for vegetables is a good idea, unless you like salmonella. This board is wood on one side, plastic on the other, but the sides are held together with magnets. They pull apart for easy cleaning.
$30 at Crate and Barrel | Buy
| Posted 01 Aug, 2008
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Boa Chopping Board
This cutting board lets you easily sweep all your cut up vegetables, fruits, and nuts into the dishwasher-safe removable drawer underneath. No more grapes rolling off the counter and under the refrigerator.
On Sale Reg. $129
$70 at Total Home Store | Buy
| Posted 01 Aug, 2008
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