Find your place among the stars as you curl up with one of these astrological pillows. Each one is printed with artist Mark Poulin's quirky rendering of the zodiac. Are you a sweet Virgo? A splashy Aquarius? You'll find the figure that shines a light on your personality on the front side of the cushion, with its name written out on the reverse in a cheerful lettering. Makes a fun, personal... More at UncommonGoods
Find your place among the stars as you curl up with one of these astrological pillows. Each one is printed with artist Mark Poulin's quirky rendering of the zodiac. Are you a sweet Virgo? A splashy Aquarius? You'll find the figure that shines a light on your personality on the front side of the cushion, with its name written out on the reverse in a cheerful lettering. Makes a fun, personal... More at UncommonGoods
Find your place among the stars as you curl up with one of these astrological pillows. Each one is printed with artist Mark Poulin's quirky rendering of the zodiac. Are you a sweet Virgo? A splashy Aquarius? You'll find the figure that shines a light on your personality on the front side of the cushion, with its name written out on the reverse in a cheerful lettering. Makes a fun, personal... More at UncommonGoods
Carry that red, white, or bubbly with some extra joie de vivre with one of these handy, printed totes. Each side of the cotton canvas bag is illustrated with a bottles; one side bears the wine type—red, white, or champagne—and the other lists some of the popular wines of that particular variety. The thick, US-grown cotton protects the bottle in tow from clinking or cracking, and a tough... More at UncommonGoods
A tasteful mix of refined and rustic woodworking styles is put on full display in Phil and Teresa Holcomb's substantial wine stopper. Made from rich walnut wood, salvaged from lumber sites, this handsome, hand-milled stopper is made in the live edge style and seals the pourer with an airtight rubber seal for proper preservation—and striking presentation—of your unfinished vino. Live edge... More at UncommonGoods
Beautifully handmade in India from hand-woven textiles, this charming throw pillow features a lovely blend of fresh, earthy colors that will add a warm, sweet touch to any couch or chair. This delightful scene of seven birds perched on a limb is made using all-natural fibers and traditional textile craftsmanship, including hand-applique and embroidery, that is eco-friendly and helps support... More at UncommonGoods
Include a handmade creation in your Hanukkah celebration. This menorah is made of clay and displays elegant hand-drawn circular forms that float through the space like time in motion. Multi-colored glaze is added for a brilliant sheen. Handmade in Brooklyn by Janine Sopp. More at UncommonGoods
Inspired by the Science Fiction novel 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, enjoy this 20,000 Leagues shower curtain by Kikkerland. Screen printed on frosted EVA vinyl. More at UncommonGoods
How do some of New York City's biggest graphic designers say "happy birthday?" Why, with an oversized card, of course! 2012 marks the 30th anniversary of the New York chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA), the nation's premier professional design organization. To celebrate, this long-standing force behind the Big Apple's design scene asked 30 design...More at UncommonGoods
Even if the road is steep, dark, and full of obstacles, it's easy to find the courage to make it out there when you have someone special to tag along with you. Artist Adrienne Vita's eye-catching print featuring two discerning mountain goats serves as a powerful reminder to seek the support of our loved ones when it's time to rise to life's challenges. Part of Adrienne's multi-part Family...More at UncommonGoods
Home, and all the sentiments it represents, is at the heart of Kate Lewis' romantic collection of domestic paintings. Kate greets us with intimate still-life portraits of her own, sunny Victorian home, which she recreates using translucent swaths of vibrant watercolor paint. Her pieces effortlessly capture blissful vignettes of the everyday interactions she and her family have with her...More at UncommonGoods
Sure, blenders, toasters, baking pans, and bed sheets are great gifts for a new couple, but when you want to present something that really shows how you and all the other invitees feel, nothing quite hits the spot like this Wedding Wish VaseR. David Vorhees' beautiful, handmade porcelain note vase is sure to capture their hearts and hold their attention (and, not to mention, their wedding...More at UncommonGoods
Add a little spice to your seasoning standards with these happy salt and pepper shakers from designer Dylan Kendall. These quirky twins will give your spice rack a standing ovation since they're mounted on strikingly lifelike feet, complete with ten adorable toes. Plus, their little bottoms are carefully labeled so you can identify the correct dash even as they turn to waddle away. Use...More at UncommonGoods
Each of these distinctive dishtowels makes a vibrant statement. With iconic names, images, and landmarks associated with the states that give America its character, these dishtowels are almost too precious to put to their intended use. While they won't be much help if you're actually lost in the wilderness of the Dakotas or the bustling streets of New York, each towel is a vibrant collage...More at UncommonGoods
Spice up familiar objects by peppering them with innovative twists and design worth savoring. This sleek pair of spice mills flips tradition on its head by moving the grinder to the top of the device, a simple change that saves you from getting peppercorn crumbs all over your counter. The pair is perfect for grinding your spices, from pepper and sea salt to more exotic flavors like fennel...More at UncommonGoods
Pennsylvania artist Jenn Bell whimsically puts the petal to the metal with luminous copper and enamel artwork. Rich with texture and patina, Bell handcrafts each piece by fusing crushed glass to a sheet of copper. Bell then hand-forms copper wire and fills its pattern with colored glass to create this sweet, wilting daisy. Handmade of Pennsylvania.Comes ready to hang. More at UncommonGoods
Even if the road is steep, long, and full of obstacles, it's easy to go out on your own when you know you have your family behind you. Artist Adrienne Vita's eye-catching print serves as a reminder that even when it's time to forge your own way through life you'll always have the loving support of your family. Part of Adrienne's multi-part Family Series, this enchanting buffalo family is...More at UncommonGoods
Inspired by a return to college after a 20-year hiatus, tattoo artist Matthew Amey's "Jump Off" series encapsulates the artist's personal meditations on the transience of youth and the uncertainty of adulthood. He explores the implications of these reflective thoughts and feelings with a depiction of the nostalgic sentiment of freedom coupled with stark, gestural strokes...More at UncommonGoods
Burly polar bears, fuzzy buffalo, itsy-bitsy bunnies, and mighty moose—on our planet, beasts big, small, fearsome, and friendly all have a place to call home. In artist Adrienne Vita's lively print, a playful dog-pile of ethereal animals represents a willingness to coexist since all of these creatures' possess a shared relationship with their hometurf. Part of Adrienne's multi-part...More at UncommonGoods
Family is the heart of any home, and this sweet vase symbolizes the love and loyalty shared between parents and children, brothers and sisters. Hand painted by artist Beth Mueller, this charming ceramic milk bottle vase is accented with a simple home and heart and the word "family" for an effect that is touching and timeless. Handmade in Vermont. More at UncommonGoods
Traditional Indian embroidery shines in this distinctive circular mirror. Passed on for generations, the hand-crocheted embroidery methods of Indian artisans bring character and curiosity to your home, whether proudly displayed among your family photos or put to good use in your vanity or bathroom. Handcrafted by a fair-trade, non-profit Indian artisans group that promotes fair compensation...More at UncommonGoods
How do some of New York City's biggest graphic designers say "happy birthday?" Why, with an oversized card, of course! 2012 marks the 30th anniversary of the New York chapter of the American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA), the nation's premier professional design organization. To celebrate, this long-standing force behind the Big Apple's design scene asked 30 design...More at UncommonGoods
What a fresh way to display your growing harvest of family memories! The shadowbox-style frame features a three-dimensional, geometric tree background, with six leaf-shaped clips for mounting your favorite photos among the foliage. Clips are reusable and non-damaging, so you can continue to update your harvest as new children, friends or adventures blossom in your life. Made in China. More at UncommonGoods
