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Endless Column
Brancusi's Endless Column, the 1938 monument, brought down to table height in beech and black walnut. $28+.
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Brancusi's Endless Column, the 1938 monument, brought down to table height in beech and black walnut. $28+.

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Five pebbles carved from sapele with magnets hidden inside, so the cairn can lean at angles real stones never would. $79.
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A Warsaw studio runs its 3D printer like a loom, swapping colored filament as it climbs, so the layer lines read as yarn and folk patterns from eastern Poland. From about $95.

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Printed in our own studio from plant based bioplastic, in a pattern that reads like cathedral stonework. Black & Blood was born for October! $48.

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Adapted from a hand-painted 1692 book on mixing watercolors, centuries before Pantone. Printed on museum paper in Bath, England. $35.
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Twenty-two pieces of collectible design from seven designers, and nothing over £200. We would grab Andu Masebo's geometric stools first, then Lisa Hilland's orange sculpture, which exists purely to make you happy. $19.99+.

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A hand carved from beech with six fingers instead of five. The extra one is for one more ring. $64.
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Six inches of hand-glazed ceramic from Barcelona, for keys by the door and rings by the sink. $45.
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Robert Indiana's LOVE in 791 bricks, about ten inches square, in the red, blue and green of the original. It comes with two sets of instructions so two people can build it together. $79.99.

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A six inch square ceramic tray from Octaevo, the Barcelona studio founded by Marcel Baer, printed with Apollo, the Greek god of music and poetry, and... $45.
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A six inch ceramic tray from Octaevo's Greco collection, its pattern drawn from classical Greek ornament and finished with a hand applied gold glaze. $45.
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A small figure built from five hardwoods, beech, maple, cherry, walnut and sapele, with magnets hidden inside so the parts hold positions that gravity alone... $88.
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This eye-catching tray is from HATCHBACK, and designed to elevate your spooky season spread or add a bold accent to any room. $48.
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Eight mushrooms cut from wood and printed in full color, morel through fly agaric, with a fold-out poster, two sheets of stickers and a small illustrated... $10.95.
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A hand shaped from a single block of beech, giving the OK sign, with one finger more than a hand should have. $54.
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Twelve vintage color wheels, spanning 1708 to 1923, arranged in order by Roomytown's design team in Bath, England. $35.
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Handcrafted in India, this round enamel tray carries Philipp Otto Runge's 1810 color wheel studies. $14.
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Handcrafted in India, this round enamel tray carries William Benson's 1868 hexagon diagram on color theory. $15.
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A wall hook turned from solid walnut, plain enough to disappear into a room and warm enough to be worth looking at when you notice it. $11.
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