It takes a lot of guts to share what you've got going on inside, but these plush pals give tough topics—from sickness to surgery—a soft touch. Wendy Bryan, an anatomically obsessed illustrator who loves internal organs and all their functions, organ-ized this charming line of stuffed guts that are designed to keep things light. While each organ makes a great substitution...More at UncommonGoods
These flower garden kits are sure to attract novice and expert gardeners alike - and flying creatures too! The garden that attracts butterflies uses a variety of flowers such as the Butterfly Milkweed, Purple Coneflower, Bishop's Flower, Black-Eyed Susan and the California Poppy. The bird lovers flower garden is made up of wildflowers such as Purple Prarie Clover, Prarie Coneflower, Annual...More at UncommonGoods
This saguaro silhouette will add some Southwestern spice to your garden oasis. Handmade by artist Chris Crooks, it is carefully cut from 16-gauge steel, and stands securely thanks to the help of two metal mounting stakes. The surface has a rich patina that evokes a desert sunset, and will change naturally over time. Standing 35" tall, it'll be a sizzling accent for your garden,...More at UncommonGoods
Let your sense of design and affection for nature be the first thing guests experience when they arrive at your home. This door knocker charmingly lets visitors alert you of their presence the old fashioned way. The design team of Nerio Festa incorporates natural components into their creations and crafts them using a minimal amount of electricity. Their rock door knocker is handmade in...More at UncommonGoods
This incredible stainless steel soap-shaped bar is even better than the real thing at removing odors. It's great in the kitchen - just rub the stainless steel marvel in your hands under cold water, and odors like onion and garlic disappear. Even better, it never wears out, and no additional cleaning is necessary. Black plastic soap dish included. Made in China. More at UncommonGoods
Have that one room in your house that's thirsty for style? This glass and metal faucet sculpture is sure to quench that thirst. Eyes will make double-takes as the flowing glass "water" will confound your guests. Handmade by Gary Guydosh in Pennsylvania, where glass has a distinctively rich history, this accent is created using classic glassblowing techniques and craftsmanship....More at UncommonGoods
Oh, these tumblers are tumbling, all right. Just like a Slinky on the go! Make a party livelier with a complete set of 6 colorful, fun tumblers. The bright sheen of the colors of the rainbow reflects light beautifully, making the glasses look like works of art, not just drinking vessels. They're sure to become your favorite glasses, so watch out for that whiskey. Made in Germany. More at UncommonGoods
As delicate and beguiling as a tropical butterfly, this table lamp will bring a flutter of color to any corner of your habitat. Crafted in the Philippines, the shade is made from leaves known locally as "butterfly leaves" because of their wing-like shape. The leaves are carefully dried, hand rubbed to remove any remaining chlorophyll, and then stained with vibrant, organic...More at UncommonGoods
This double gauged, stainless steel "camera" holds 6 ounces of your favorite "film." The handy flask has a secure, screw-top closure, and the graphics of a vintage camera are printed on FDA food-grade, tear-free poly-paper. Warning: If focus becomes blurry after continued use, a tripod is recommended for stability. After four shots, something will most...More at UncommonGoods
Inspired by mid-20th century science fiction, Kim is the wall alarm clock that literally "tells" time. Simply press on her button nose, and Kim's eyes light up red as she states the exact time in a quintessential robot voice. With her gold metallic curls, green speaker mouth and her dedication to announcing the precise time whenever prompted, Kim the Talking Clock is sure...More at UncommonGoods
Forget clutching the remote, these loving couch potatoes are perfectly happy vying for each other's arms. Each ceramic sculpture is individually handmade and hand-glazed by artist Harry Leaf in San Francisco. Exclusively at UncommonGoods. More at UncommonGoods
Trained as an architect with years of mechanical drawing experience under her belt, Sara Selepouchin's technical training and her attraction to everyday objects comes together in the form of charming, annotated screen-printed sketches that make ordinary tea towels endlessly entertaining. Like a vintage instructional manual, Sara dissects objects with captivating attention to detail, creating...More at UncommonGoods
This clock will bring some of nature's most beautiful textures right to your desk. The clock features a solid cherry hardwood backing, inlayed with brushed aluminum accents to mark the time. The wavy or straight black metal hands perch on a completely unique sea stone, washed smooth by years of tumbling among sand and waves along the coast of New Hampshire. For each stone "harvested&am...More at UncommonGoods
Was he raised in the heart of Dixie? Deep down, is she still a California girl? Was she brought up under the bright lights of Tokyo? Does he keep a secret stash of Vegemite? Your partner's first home helped shape his or her personality and all the little quirks that you find so endearing. And whether miles, or even oceans, once separated you, you can celebrate your love's ability to defy...More at UncommonGoods
Inspire yourself or a friend to move through life with patience and compassion with this beautiful wall piece by Rebecca Grace Jones featuring the Bulgarian proverb proverb, "A gentle word opens an iron gate." Framed in an ash shadowbox, the artwork is hand-woven with hand-lettered calligraphy on painted watercolor paper. Handmade in West Virginia. To see more inspirational...More at UncommonGoods
Seth Anderson's curious critters were born from day-dreamy doodles in the marginalia of his school notebooks. Without focusing on the pages in front of him, Seth would press pen to paper letting instinct and memory guide his hand. As he made the transition to adulthood, Seth abandoned these innocent drawings for a successful career in architecture. His scribbles lay fallow for 15 years...More at UncommonGoods
Keep spare keys safe and sound with this inconspicuous rock that has a secret cavity. Includes rubber stopper. Handmade in New Hampshire from stones found along the coast of New England.Click here to see the key hiding rock in action. More at UncommonGoods
Sure to be the best seat in the house, this PANTONE? Folding Chair makes kicking back a colorful occasion with seven room-boosting shades straight from the authority's color archives. Perfect for parties and last-minute visitors, you'll rest easy knowing these glossy numbers are as cool as they are cushy, thanks to padded seats. Made in China. Mix them up or match a set to your favorite...More at UncommonGoods
Claudia Pearson is an acclaimed illustrator whose work has been seen in the pages of The New Yorker, The New York Times, and other major publications. Her images often seek to portray a place or idea by showing its details laid out in an orderly manner. With these illustrated tea towels, Pearson's unique vision leaves the page to bring beautiful detail to any home. This set of four towels...More at UncommonGoods
Remind yourself to put your best face forward with this beautiful wall piece by Rebecca Grace Jones featuring the Indian proverb, "A smile sent will always return." Framed in an ash shadowbox, the artwork is hand-woven with hand-lettered calligraphy on painted watercolor paper. Handmade in West Virginia. To see more inspirational wall art from Rebecca Grace Jones click:...More at UncommonGoods
Jeff Davis' rocking timepiece proves that it's never too late for those retired LPs to get back with the times. Inspired by the iconic appeal of long lost album covers, record logos, and viny's glossy texture, Jeff brings vinyl back in a bold new way. Part wall art, part clock, this piece is created by laser cutting a retired record into a starburst-shaped clock, with each arm reaching...More at UncommonGoods
Golf and BBQ: separated at birth? Both involve the outdoors, great friends, and knowing in the clearest of terms that you wouldn't want to be doing anything else. These weekend favorites are combined in this three-piece stainless steel BBQ set with soft insulated handles that look just like golf grips. The tongs, spatula, and fork are perfect for the guy who loves the links, sausage or...More at UncommonGoods
Make dining a colorful occasion with lustrous goblets handmade from recycled glass in Mexico. Brilliant, hand-blown patterns whirled on resilient glass make sipping from these artful chalices a decadent experience. Set of six different colored goblets: turquoise, poppy, moss, cerulean, orange, white. Exclusively at UncommonGoods. Various pieces of plain and printed bottles...More at UncommonGoods
Beautifully hand crafted by Shona artisans of Zimbabwe, these serpentine stone sculptures are known as "Ukama" or "Loving Family." Carved from one solid piece of stone, these stunning and sturdy examples of African art symbolize unity and the shared spirit of the family. Each is one-of-a-kind and will vary. View variation 1, variation 2, variation 3,...More at UncommonGoods
