You’ll have to press your luck to find coasters with a more historic past than these Reclaimed Mahogany Coasters from a Frank Lloyd Wright House. Each set is hand-crafted in Los Angeles and is only available in a limited run. The wood served a previous life as interior paneling in a house designed by the infamous architect in Brentwood, California. Made from the same wood used to build ships, these coasters can definitely handle any little puddle that may form under a cup.
Izola’s 802 Numeral Toothbrushes are ideal for house guests and when you go traveling. Made from bamboo, the brush helps sustainably minded folk avoid putting “plasticisers” in your mouth on a daily basis. The numeric handle is great for, remembering which brush belongs to who or serves as a reminder to switch out the brush for those who use it more frequently.
The felt wrapped LED light fixture by architect turned designer, Deger Cengiz, has a mutli-functional base for all of your favorite goodies, including the leafy green kind. Wrapped with recycled felt, the neck of this task light can be bent in numerous ways to ensure a spotlight on the task at hand. The fixture made its debut at the Wanted Design Show in 2011 during New York Design Week.
Playsam’s Streamliner F1 Organic Race Car is going places since being selected as a Swedish Design Classic by the Swedish National Museum due to its inventive style and sleek surface. This car is bound to become a classic for both the young and young at heart.
The Bicileta Rug designed by Nani Marquina and Ariada Miquel for namimarquina is made using 130-140 bicycle inner tubes. Each rug is hand loomed from the 100% recycled rubber making it suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Given the upcycled nature of this rug, bicycle enthusiasts will have a great conversation piece whether in the middle of the living room or out on the back deck.
Harvey’s Non-Woven Carriage Ring Satchel is not your typical seatbelt bag, due to its horizontal banding. Started in 1997 by husband and wife team Dana and Melanie Harvey, the company claims to be the producer of the original seatbelt bag. Each bag is handsewn and made in the USA.
Designed by Barista’s, KeepCup is the first reusable coffee mug that fits under the coffee dispensing nozzles of your favorite coffee house. While there may only be three standard sizes, to maintain consistency – the color combinations seem to be endless. That means your next cup of coffee can coordinate with your outfit, or you won’t forget whose cup is whose. All cups are made from BPA-free plastic and are completely recyclable at the end of their life.
The self-programming Nest Thermostat is a breakthrough that changes 30 years of Thermostat technology. Considered a brainchild of Tony Fadell, who is credited as the original developer of the iPod, it’s no wonder that his latest invention is iPhone compatible. After a week of telling nest when you are cold, hot, and not at home (all through its touchscreen or your iPhone), the Nest will make sure that no extra energy is spent heating or cooling your home when you’re not there. A built-in motion-sensor also makes helps in the decision-making process, and it learns more about you and your family’s schedule every time you make an adjustment.
Ideologie is a premium organic clothing company that is focused on making a positive impact on the collective global conscience. All textiles are 100% certified organic, and they only select suppliers that pay fair wages and engage in fair trade practices.
Ideologie is on sale through the end of 1/26 @ Pure Citizen.
The beauty of the Plyned Dining Table by Viesso comes from the layering of solid bamboo plywood. The trough option in the middle adds an interesting visual element. The table is available in a variety of sizes, and can be customized as a dining table, end table, or even a coffee table.
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