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JK3D Limited Lake Edition Flora Decanter, $1,375
Given the glass color and sand-like base, JK3D's Flora Decanter was born in Los Angeles to make a statement. Whether you keep this treasure on display on a shelf or use it at a dinner party, your guests certainly won't forget to see it, that's for sure. Julia Koerner, who specializes in computational design and 3D printing, and Austin Fields, known for his experimental glass blowing techniques, were inspired by the flora and fauna, light, ocean, and landscapes of California when they created Flora Decanter . The Limited Lake Edition decanter comes in turquoise, deep blue, and amber, and its digitally designed and 3D printed base is available in ash and sand. This limited edition version of the decanter was created for the 2023 millstART exhibition in Austria. It was manufactured with sustainable renewable plant-based material in Los Angeles for North America and in Vienna for Europe and other international markets.
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Tom Ford Oud Wood Candle, $135
Maybe it's time to take a break from the world and have a chance to get comfortable in your favorite space at home. If that's the case, turn up your favorite song from “The Tortured Poets Department,” pour yourself another glass of sauvignon blanc, and light your Tom Ford Oud Wood candle. The candle, with its woody and spice scent, is based on the brand's fan-favorite Oud Wood fragrance, which has a rich woody aroma with notes of cardamom, patchouli and amber. (When you're done cocooning yourself, you can bring the scent to the world through the new Oud Wood perfume ($445 for 50 milliliters) or the beloved eau de parfum ($195 for 30 milliliters.)
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Carl Hansen Kids Wishbone Chair, $845
Danish architect and furniture designer Hans J. Wegner was a prolific and innovative force behind Danish modernism, and among his pieces for Carl Hansen & Son is the Wishbone chair, which was designed in 1949 and has been in continuous production since 1950. To celebrate the 110th birthday of the godfather of Danish modernism in April, Carl Hansen launched a children's version of the classic Wishbone chair. The mini version is made of solid oak and woven paper cord and required over 100 production steps to produce. It is available at several retailers, including Design Within Reach, 8612 Melrose Ave., West Hollywood and Carl Hansen & Son's flagship store in San Francisco.
Visit the Carl Hansen website to find a dealer.
Roche Bobois Apex Outdoor Ottoman, $2,005
Bring the indoors outside with this adorable outdoor ottoman from the Roche Bobois spring and summer collection. It was designed by French product designer Sacha Lakic and comes in colors including vert d'eau (light blue), forêt (green), nuit (dark blue), and tangerine. Pro tip: Made with quick-drying foam, this ottoman looks like a delicious popover or a delicious jelly candy. That said, you may want to keep a tray with snacks, drinks, and other relaxation accessories on hand in case you and your guests get hungry while lounging poolside.
Visit the Roche Bobois website for showroom details.
Kelly Wearstler Studio Echo Collection Bench, $7,995
Kelly Wearstler Studio continues to please sensibilities, this time with its new Echo collection of home goods. Inspired by the landscapes of California, the collection, with pieces ranging from $5,500 to $20,000, is comprised of eight pieces: a handmade dining table, a drinks table, benches, a totem pole, a side table and a stool Each piece in the collection has repeating organic shapes as part of its design and comes in white plaster, natural Douglas fir, and ebonized Douglas fir. Additionally, the Echo Collection is made at Kelly Wearstler Studio near downtown Los Angeles, and each piece is carved by a skilled wood craftsman with experience in sculpture.
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Opame Collective Benton Box, $4,995
Sometimes you need the perfect designer spot to hide all your treasures (and deep, dark secrets). That's where Opame Collective's charming Benton Box influences your life. Reminiscent of a ceremonial box, this sculptural cast bronze box, which has a separate lid, could be at home on the shelf in a living room or office or near you, say, on your nightstand. It can be purchased through several retailers, including Fred Segal Home, and a limited edition of eight is available.
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Francesca Grace Somme Bed Collection, $3,500 and up
Are you looking for a dream upgrade to your current bed, one with a touch of whimsy, character and French inspiration? If so, you're in luck thanks to famed Los Angeles interior designer and designer Francesca Grace, who has designed the charming five-bed Somme collection with names like Cosette, Penelope, Amélie, Estelle and Colette. Bed frame options come with walnut-trimmed headboards, satin or velvet upholstery, and bullion fringe around the base. (Frames do not require box springs.) Prices range from a twin for $3,500 to a spacious California King for $7,700.
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Casa Branca x Nine Fair backgammon board, $2,500
It's the perfect time to learn backgammon and other board games thanks to a host of fashion and lifestyle brands producing them with colorful designer touches this season. Take, for example, the fun and festive Casa Branca x Nine Fair backgammon board collaboration. (We especially like the mushroom design and can't help but think of the Apple TV+ show “Palm Royale” every time we look at these boards.) Produced by Nine Fair, the boards were hand-painted by artist and Casa Branca collaborator Margot Larkin. . They come in three new designs: malachite, mushroom, and what's called a graphic wicker version.
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