If you’re like us, you probably haven’t finished your holiday shopping for all the design-lovers on your list. We’ve rounded up some of our favorite ICFF editor-curated gifts to suit a range of budgets and styles, from the chef to the book-lover.
Saddle Cutting/Serving Board
$285
Each Saddle Cutting/Serving Board is intentionally made of one single wide solid wood instead of gluing a few narrow boards together. The leather pull is specially made to be extra thick in order to hold weight and be visually pleasing while the solid brass pin serves both structure and visual detail.
Lighttube Lantern
$275
Lighttube lantern is a round modern lantern designed by Welling/Ludvik. It is produced in powder-coated aluminium which ensures a resistant surface to knocks and scratches. It can be left outside all year and is easy to clean while polycarbonate glass and heat resistant barkalit handle add higher comfort.
Women Design: Pioneers From the Twentieth Century to Today
$18.99
Series 10 Vessel #7
$325 (25% off through December 20)
Cym Warkov creates timeless ceramic vessels that are imbued with qualities of both that of an archaeological find and a sensual modernity. Her process can be best described as an organic collaboration between herself and the materials involved in making each piece.
Bauhaus-era Christmas Ornaments, set of 12
$195
Designed around 1930 for private use by architect Johannes Gabriel while he was faculty at the Bauhaus Dessau School, the original set of 12 ornaments was acquired by Peter Kahane at an auction. Reproduced to exact scale and color, the re-edited set was released in celebration of the centennial of the Bauhaus (1919-2019). Hand-crafted in the Black Forest of solid maple.
Crystal and Brass Bookend
$225
The multifaceted triangular bookend is brilliantly designed with light-bending clear crystal complemented by shiny metallic brass accents. Asymmetrical and multifaceted, it reflects and refracts light beautifully. A true statement piece that will add an elegant and artistic look to any bookshelf or desk.
Food52 x Dansk Kobenstyle Saucepan & Butter Warmer
$38-$115
Whip up a batch of beurre blanc or homemade tomato sauce in this adorable enameled carbon steel saucepan, then bring it straight to the table and use the ingenious matching lid as a trivet.
Gamma Photophores
€960.00
For his first collaboration with oOumm, French designer Frédéric Saulou signs “Gamma”, a marble candle holder evoking both a spinning silhouette and a flying saucer. Like a ring gravitating around its star, the central disc soars and stretches elegantly, contrasting with a massive and well-set base. At the heart, a central nest discreetly accommodates all of the oOumm’s scented candles and oil lamps.
Splash Vase
$85
The handmade Splash Vase by Hay gets its unique swirled pattern from a special glassblowing technique that layers multiple colors of glass dots.
Papillones: Les Peuples De L’air
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This silkscreened butterfly-shaped lucite wall sculpture with embedded paint stands at 18-by-24 inches.
Napkin Combo Set of 4
$85
Hand-printed and sewn in Austin, this speckled blue on cream linen/cotton blend is super soft and almost gauze like. Perfect for a lunch napkin, table decor, kitchen towel, hand towel, and general happiness.
Heng Balance Lamp
$85
Within the frame of the pleasingly minimalist Heng Lamp is a surprising way to illuminate it. The lamp is lit by connecting the balls containing embedded magnets. Separating them turns off the light. The sleek design creates the illusion of light passing through the curved frame.
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