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who doesn't want a part of nature in your home? you can use this wood slice bowl for virtually anything - hold jewelry, candy, fruit or leave empty for a minimal look (via west elm)

Updated Oct 19, 2009

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Cast Metal Animals

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super cute animals to make your home office have a carefree feeling (via west elm)

Updated Oct 19, 2009

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Charcoal Water Pitcher (organically filtered with stones!)

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Using Iouseki stones and Binchotan charcoal, the Charcoal Water Pitcher creates filtered, mineral-rich water. The stones come from the mountains in Kanazawa, the capital city of Ishikawa Prefecture, on the Sea of Japan coast. The charcoal is specially prepared for potable water use, and also works as a deodorizer to create odor-free water. In place of filters that need monthly replacement and add to landfill, Iouseki stones and Binchotan charcoal can last up to six months.

Updated Jan 2, 2009

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Furniture Typeface

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i love this design because it combines two of my favorite things - furniture and topography. if i could make this a poster i would. (via Cody Haltom)

Updated May 22, 2009

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Crane's - Picasso Morph Paper Notepad

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this is such a cool notepad. i'd be hesitant to use it becuase it would look so cool your desk (via crane & co)

Updated May 20, 2009

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Bee Wall Sconce

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if you are afraid of bees, you may not want this wall sconce as an accent piece in your home. but if you love expensive & quirky home accents this may be right down your alley. (via vivre)

Updated May 20, 2009