The award-winning game system Osmo changes the way kids interact and learn while using an iPad. Making it less about swiping and more about hand-on play, the Explorer Kit includes different programs—some of which center on numbers, math, business, problem-solving, science and more. Our favorite is Coding Jam, the musical program that includes blocks which can be arranged in patterns and sequences to create songs.
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Upon first glance, Discommon’s new Lowball 2: The Pinch already looks like a drastically different snifter. For starters, it’s made from aerospace-grade aluminum which is then machined to create a striking texture, and not just for aesthetic reasons; it also helps with grip. But look a little closer and you’ll see the inside of the snifter is shaped like an hourglass in order to make your whiskey taste its best. An ideal bar addition for serious enthusiasts.
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In response to the current American government, The Skateroom has collaborated with two political artists—Ai Weiwei and Shepard Fairey—on limited edition skateboard decks. Done in an edition of 666, “Study of Perspective—The White House, 2017” sees the iconic Ai Weiwei image of his middle finger pointed toward the White House set across three skate decks. Proceeds from the boards’ sales will go to a number of relevant NGOs including including B’Tselem, Halklarin köprüsü, and The Ampliphier Foundation.
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Inspired by the colors Robert Rauschenberg used in his beloved ROCI project, these three new Warby Parker sunglasses are bright and playful—perfect for the summer months. The Primrose Crystal pink hue comes with brown lenses, while the Crystal Marina green and Cerulean Crystal blue have mirrored lenses. With 100% UV protection and an anti-scratch coating, they are a highly functional set of shades made in collaboration with the Robert Rauschenberg Foundation.
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Not that long ago, decent-looking desk accessories were wildly expensive. Everything else was in the form of plastic tubs or looked like back-to-school gear. This gold wire letter sorter is a happy medium—not only will it help with organization, it won’t make a dent in your wallet. At 6.41 by 4.13 inches, it’s minimal enough not to clutter up your desk or entryway table.
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This very sweet raglan pullover is emblazoned with the words “enfant terrible,” for the cheeky child in your life. Embroidered with a chain stitch, the sweatshirt is available in pale blue or purple—obviously intended for all genders. Available in sizes two years to 10 years, it’s an item many grown-ups will surely covet. Price is in Euros.
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For anybody who travels for work or simply likes to make a good impression, a rainy day or unexpected spill can throw your appearance out. Perfect for some of these minor catastrophes, Jason Markk’s travel shoe-cleaning kit means you won’t have to panic and buy a new pair of wheels—rather you can spruce up the ones on your feet. This kit includes a two-ounce premium shoe cleaner, a mini premium brush, microfiber towel, and three wipes—all of which are TSA-approved and made in the USA.
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Made from super-soft Lyocell (ecological wood pulp) and a little elastane, these CDLP + Jonas Åkerlund collaboration boxer briefs are comfortable and long-lasting. Odor-resistant, they’re also crafted from the blackest of black fabricand are made to stay that way thanks to extreme color-resistance. We especially love the logo-free waistband. This sophisticated underwear comes with a limited edition Jonas kerlund photograph and a black mesh laundry bag.
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Available in forest green, orange or a creamy hue, these candles—imagined by Grain Design and produced by Areaware—come in three different sizes. Each sized candle is carved differently, making for eye-catching decor whether in sets or alone. Angled and architectural, they’re unscented and have burn times of 15, 25 or 35 hours. Price is for one, not a set.
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Designed in 1984 by visionary artist Donald Judd, the Corner Chair 15 (along with a bunch of other Judd creations) are now available online. Produced in 24 different colorways, the chair measures 75cm by 50cm by 50cm. Prices vary depending on the finish, but start at $6,900. Donald Judd furniture is on view at the Judd Foundation booth at Frieze New York this year.
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NYC-based Search and State’s S1-A is now available in a Junmai print: beige and white flowers on navy blue; floral, but not frou frou. Intended for women, this classic riding jersey design sports short sleeves, three pockets and a zip collar. The fabric, however, is technologically advanced—and entirely made in the USA.
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The molded plywood and steel-framed 675 chair, created by British designer Robin Day (famed for his efficient, cost-effective approach) back in 1952, gets an upholstery uplift in three new colors—robin red, bilberry blue and granite grey—for this The Conran Shop exclusive. Each is available in an edition of 50, and pre-orders are now open. Price in GBP.
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With a shell of Cordura Ballistic Fabric and a ripstop nylon interior lining, Repelica’s Daypack can handle just about any irregularities in the weather. It weighs in at 2.5 pounds and an EVA compression molded back panel guarantees comfort. All of the additional hardware is heavy duty and weather-defiant. This backpack has been assembled to handle the hard days, but its slender minimalism makes it a stylistic fit for every day.
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When you just want to be left alone, Goldeen’s “Busy” necklace says it so you don’t have to. Ideal for Monday mornings (or any time, really), this gold-plated accessory makes your feelings clear. On an 18-inch brass rope chain, the letters are solid brass and vintage. For bosses of all genders.
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Health-focused start-up Goby has just announced their all-black electric toothbrush, and while it might be an unexpected hue for a toothbrush, there’s no colorway more chic. In their set-up kit, buyers will receive a Goby brush, brush head, a hygienic stand, USB charging shell, USB converter and a brush head cover. When signing up for the subscription option, customers get a new brush-head every one, two or three months—free of shipping costs.
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Depending on the mother figure in your life, this “Vag” tote—made in collaboration by Dolores Haze and Brooklyn-based artist Dan Flanagan—could be ideal. The semi-abstract design (perhaps depending on the viewer) is silk-screened in Brooklyn onto the 100% cotton tote. Perfect for carrying around groceries, gym gear, diapers, birth control, whatever you like.
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Nothing like the stereotypical smell of bongs in dorm rooms, this Boy Smells “Kush’ candle is floral, fresh and crisp. Of course made with cannabis, this beeswax and coconut wax candle also employs suede, white musk, tulip and amber. The resulting fragrance is delicate and elegant. Housed in a glossy black glass tumbler with dusty pink labels, this candle will look sophisticated by your bed, on your coffee table, in the bathroom or anywhere you want to enjoy the herbal scent.
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Drawing inspiration from post-war studio pottery and mid-century design, self-taught ceramist Matthew Ward’s work blends the past and present in a charming manner. His glazed stoneware Totem Vase is seven inches tall and features a pattern reminiscent of mid-century-era starbursts. The subtle blue-on-blue color means this piece will be at home in just about any room, no matter the decor.
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The non-repeating woven pattern that’s been custom-made for The Hill-Side’s “Fingerprint” indigo jacquard slip-ons guarantees no two pairs are the same. Ethically manufactured at a small, 140-year-old mill in Okayama, Japan, the sneakers are sewn and assembled by hand as part of a traditional process. Comfortable and easy to slide on and off, these are as much for wearing to brunch as pairing with a casual suit for events.
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Artist Nick Cave is selling photographs of several of his iconic Soundsuits at Artspace. Usually visible at galleries and art fairs, or worn by dancers in Cave’s performance pieces, these sometimes furry, sometimes floral and occasionally metal costumes are wearable art. The photographs, available in limited editions and with various framing options, capture them in action. This is perhaps the most accessible way to own the Chicago-based artist’s work.
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With 20% of profits being donated to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre in Australia, Melbourne-based artist/designer Georgia Perry’s “Free to Roam” bandana is a great investment. The ASRC advocates for asylum seekers and offers aid and healthcare, and the message of Perry’s silk-blend bandana couldn’t be more on point. Measuring 52 by 52 centimeters and featuring a hand-rolled hem, this bandana is lightweight but makes a difference.
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With everything needed to grow at home, the Gro.io Three Plant System comes with buckets, lights (180 watts with spectrum control) and more. The SmartHub controls light, hydration and nutrient dosage and pairs with a free app to control settings and get notifications. Depending on your strain and the desired light cycle, you could grow plants to maturity in as little as eight weeks.
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With easy-to-follow instructions and custom sticky notes as the medium, a Super Mario mosaic can be added to just about any wall or window. Mimicking a retro 8-bit style, thanks to the block-like sticky notes, there’s a nostalgic visual appeal to the final product. And if Mario isn’t your go-to, 8-Bit Art licensed plenty from the Nintendo Mario franchise, as well as The Legend of Zelda and Donkey Kong. All purchases will ship in May 2017.
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A dual functioning grinder and storage container, this CNC machined high-grade aluminum object uses Neodymium magnets to hold together and locks airtight. It’s all made in Portland, Oregon and Tanner Goods has-laser etched their new “Stay Green” graphic on its surface to keep the message strong. As cannabis culture gets further entrenched in the luxury world (openly), this is an item that should appeal to the refined smoker.
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With their beautiful, patent-pending design, Pollen Gear has introduced a series of glass jar collections. Beyond preserving the freshness of the contents within, the jars are airtight, smell-proof and water-resistant. Further, each is child-resistant—providing a safe space for storing something special. The jars are available in a range of sizes and finishes. Reach out to Pollen Gear online for purchase information and pricing.
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Made from 100% premium cotton, Monitaly’s “Super OG Kush” shorts feature an all-over marijuana leaf print, but in a non-traditional colorway that makes it a little less easy to identify. Black serves as the background while the leaves are in shades of blue, green, yellow and brown. Sitting just above the knee, these shorts have a neat double-fold hem and a zipper fly.
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