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Half Pint Power by Ari Bendersky
Your favorite pint glass just got more useful. From Innermost comes a stylish and functional half-pint mug. Currently available only in the UK, the mug comes in white and black and has a twin wall so hot beverages (read: green tea or a vanilla latte) won’t burn your hands and cold beverages stay cool like they’re supposed to. The mugs run £9.95 each (about $18) and look to be worth every penny (pence?). Innermost is also guilty of producing the Pull-Up Vase and the Ghost Vase, two very cool, fairly functional and stylish pieces. Check out the whole line of lamp shades, vases and homewares on their website.
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