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Nothing's first over-ears show their insides through a clear shell around an aluminium core, with the sound tuned alongside KEF. Up to eighty hours of listening with noise cancelling off. $299.
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Nothing's first over-ears show their insides through a clear shell around an aluminium core, with the sound tuned alongside KEF. Up to eighty hours of listening with noise cancelling off. $299.

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No hinge, no screw. One strip of spring steel bent into a U that cuts on the squeeze and opens itself again. $8.98.
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Twelve fold out sheets of wrapping paper patterned with Maybell Eequay's Little Frog, plus matching gift labels. $19.99.
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A varnished brass bookmark from Octaevo in Barcelona, die cut into a coiled serpent, the Mediterranean's old symbol of wisdom and vitality. $19.95.
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A varnished brass bookmark from Octaevo in Barcelona, die cut into the hamsa, the protective open hand of Mediterranean tradition, a symbol of blessing and... $19.95.
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One question a week, answered three years running, so the journal slowly becomes a record of how you change. $18.
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A slim ruled notebook with an owl looking straight back at you from the cover. $6.
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A slim ruled notebook covered in forest mushrooms, for the kind of person who stops on a hike to look at what is growing on a log. $6.
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Twelve sheets of wrapping paper from Flow, the Dutch magazine that takes paper more seriously than anyone, illustrated on both sides by Valesca van Waveren. $19.95.
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Twenty-six postcards from the Accidentally Wes Anderson project: real places that look like film sets, symmetrical, pastel and slightly deadpan. $13.50.
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The original Knock Knock kit for people who lend out books and would like them back. $25.
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A wry little badge about the department nobody wants to hear from. $4.
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Mountains, trees and open sky compressed into one tidy badge. $4.
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The Pacific Northwest United States, stamped in Draplin's unmistakable heavy-slab lettering. $4.
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Trees, sun and open ground in flat blocks of color, the Great Outdoors badge in sticker form. $4.
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Overcast water in flat, layered bands of gray. $4.
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The Wilds badge again, this time turned all the way up: pink, orange and yellow stacked like a desert sunset that got carried away. $4.
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A rare and beautiful thing rendered in sticker form: Portland under an actual sun. $4.
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Quickly becoming a Moss and Fog Shop Bestseller, these three sausage-shaped cat erasers are from SuckUK's Good Design Works line. $8.
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The cover comes from William Benson's 1868 hexagon diagram on color theory, adapted by Roomytown's design team in Bath, England. $16.
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Machined from solid brass, with real weight to it and a bolt action that is hard to stop clicking. $22.
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