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Table & Home
We used to think a home was furniture plus walls, full stop. Then we got older and started noticing the jug on somebody's counter, the mismatched mugs that had clearly been chosen one at a time, over years, for reasons nobody could fully explain — and we understood we'd had it backwards. The furniture is just scaffolding. This is the part that actually holds a life.
So: vases for flowers you'll forget to change the water on. Jars for the things that don't have a proper place yet. Barware for the nights that turn into other nights. Pillows, dried flowers, tableware, the mug you'll fight your family over. None of it is essential, exactly. All of it is how a house stops being a building and starts being yours.
‘Bearing The Weight Of It All' Print
Daren Thomas Magey's "Bearing the Weight of It All" presents a wonderfully peculiar scene: someone trudging along with an enormous yellow sphere balanced precariously on their shoulders. It's the kind of image that makes you laugh and then immediately wonder what it all means. Each print is an original digital work, faithfully reproduced on archival-quality matte paper with professional equipment, so the texture and vibrancy endure. There's something oddly comforting about seeing our collective struggle rendered in such a cheerful shade of yellow—a reminder that we're all carrying something, and somehow, we manage to keep going anyway.
Yellow Fennel Flower
This cheerful little bloom has quite the résumé. Once its fruits mature and burst open—which is honestly delightful to witness—the seeds inside have spent centuries earning their keep. Middle Eastern healers swore by them for medicinal purposes, while European bakers discovered they made excellent aromatics for confections. It's the kind of plant that makes you wonder why it isn't more famous. Crafted from acrylic resin and genuine dried plant material, it captures that botanical magic in a form you can actually keep around without worrying about watering schedules.
Wooden Incense Holder
Transform your incense ritual into something genuinely memorable with this striking wooden holder. At 3.5 by 2 inches, it's the perfect size—substantial enough to feel intentional, compact enough to fit wherever you decide it belongs. The design is refreshingly unpretentious, which somehow makes it more elegant. Keep it away from moisture and you'll preserve its character for years. A gentle reminder: this beauty is meant for display and contemplation, though if you do light incense in it, do so with the kind of attention you'd give to anything that involves actual fire. Because that's just sensible.
Wooden Incense Holder
Behold: a wooden incense holder that manages to be both understated and impossibly charming. At 3.75 by 2 inches, it's the kind of object that makes you feel like you've got your life together, even if you're just burning incense to mask the smell of last night's dinner. Keep it away from water—think of it as a tiny wooden creature that's allergic to moisture. Fair warning: this is decorative first, functional second, so treat your flammable incense with the respect it deserves. It's the small gestures that count, and this one definitely counts.
White Footed Planter Comes with Saucer Item # 14679
Display your favorite plants in style with this charming white ceramic planter, complete with a matching saucer. The elevated foot design keeps roots happy by encouraging air circulation, while the separate saucer catches water runoff—a small detail that saves your furniture from becoming an unintended water feature. Whether you're nurturing a trailing succulent or a cheerful flowering plant, this eight-and-three-quarter-inch beauty works equally well in a sunlit corner or on a bookshelf. It's the kind of practical, unpretentious piece that somehow makes everything around it look a little more intentional. Ceramic construction. Dimensions: 4.75" L x 4.75" W x 6" H.
Walking Egg Tray - Handmade/Table Decoration
These delightful wooden trays arrive with actual chicken or goose feet—well, convincingly carved ones—and they're made from beechwood that's been sanded to a butter-smooth finish. Available in two sizes, they're the sort of thing you'd display proudly on a shelf, then nervously relocate when your mother-in-law visits. Serve cheese, corral your loose change, or simply enjoy the absurdist humor of having poultry appendages in your living room. Each one is handmade by artisans who clearly have a sense of whimsy, which means no two are exactly alike. It's the kind of purchase that makes you feel both sophisticated and slightly ridiculous—the best kind.
Walking Duck Plate
Daffy arrived in our lives the way most good things do—through years of inexplicable bird fascination and a ceramic artist who finally understood the assignment. This duck-shaped plate is the kind of practical absurdity we didn't know we needed. Serve fruit from it. Use it for pie. Display it on a shelf and watch guests ask questions. Made from sturdy ceramic with personality to spare, Daffy proves that dinnerware doesn't have to choose between function and pure, unapologetic charm. It's versatile enough for any table, quirky enough for any home.
Velvet Tufted Wall Rug
With its plush, velvet-like texture and prismatic colors, this carpet brings a touch of glamour and comfort. The embossed design creates a rich, tactile experience, making it perfect for adding warmth and style to any room. Measures: 17" x 30" Materials: wool Technique: tufting art, latch hook Cleaning and Care Structure: Clean with vacuum cleaner. Cautions: Do not wash. Don't bleach. Do not tumble dry. Do not pass. Normal professional dry cleaning allowed. This piece is made entirely by hand, and some imperfections may occur. You will receive the piece rolled up and in a few minutes it will be unrolled and ready for you to hang.
Triomphe Handle Vase
Imagine a vase that's somehow both cheerful and sophisticated—which, I realize, is like asking for a casserole that's also a dessert, but here we are. This two-tone ceramic number arrives with all the confidence of someone who's finally figured out their life, featuring a shape that's genuinely interesting and a texture you'll want to run your fingers across repeatedly. Stoneware construction, 5 inches wide and 4.5 inches tall, the kind of proportions that actually work on a shelf without looking like you're compensating for something. A spot clean keeps it looking fresh. It's the sort of piece that makes you feel like you've got taste, even if you're just standing there wondering how you managed to pull it off.
Topographic Round Tray
I once knew a woman who kept her jewelry in a shoebox, which seemed practical until her cat discovered it. This tray, by contrast, is the kind of thing that makes you want to actually own nice things worth displaying. Crafted by JOHI—a Santa Cruz design studio run by Holly and Raja, who named their company after Jordan and Hawaii, their respective family roots—it's a solid hardwood creation inspired by California's rolling hills. The felt bottom won't scratch your furniture, and each piece's wood grain is genuinely unique, which is either a feature or a reminder that nature doesn't believe in consistency. It's the sort of object that transforms your nightstand from a catch-all into something that suggests you have your life together, even if you don't.
Topha Cotton Dining Napkin (Set of 4)
If you've ever wanted napkins that make you feel like you're dining at the home of someone who actually has their life together, these are for you. Each set of four is hand-printed using a carved wooden block on organic cotton that was woven by people who clearly have more patience than most of us. Then they're dipped in natural dyes, which means no two napkins are exactly alike—a polite way of saying the terracotta color varies slightly depending on the napkin's mood that day. At 19" x 19", they're substantial enough to actually catch something, and the organic cotton is soft enough that you won't feel like you're wiping your face with a dish towel from 1987. Just treat them with a modicum of respect: cold water, gentle cycle, no bleach, and watch for color bleeding in the first few washes. Dry flat, iron if you're feeling ambitious. They're handmade, which means they're beautiful and slightly unpredictable—much like dinner guests, really.
Tip Tap Tumblers – Set of Two
These aren't just any tumblers—they're the kind of glassware that makes you wonder why you waited so long to treat yourself. Polspotten's signature design shines through in vibrant, cheerful hues that transform an ordinary beverage into something worth celebrating. Whether you're raising a toast or simply enjoying a quiet moment, these colorful vessels remind you that life's small pleasures deserve a little extra sparkle. Grab a pair and discover why people can't stop talking about them.
Tiga - Super inflatable pillow
Introducing Tiga—the quirky inflatable pillow that's part cuddle buddy, part room makeover. This oversized wonder flaunts a fun, distinctive look that transforms any corner into a cheerful retreat. Use it as a plush pillow for ultimate relaxation or let it shine as a bold decorative accent. Inflate and deflate effortlessly with your lungs or an air pump, making storage and travel a breeze. Add a splash of playful softness to your space.
The Garbage Collection: Water Bottle Vases
We created 3 different vases in the forms of discarded, single-use products with the intention of drawing attention to the waste we all produce. 10% of all sales from The Garbage Collection will be donated to help clean up ocean waste. Material: concrete w/ recycled glass Size: 2.75” w x 7” h Our concrete work is all individually hand cast from custom made rubber molds. Colors are integrally mixed into the concrete and results in each piece being unique. We use recycled materials and are able to create a finished product 30% lighter than traditional concrete (in our non-terrazzo pieces). Although the sealer is food grade and safe we don't recommend using these for direct food contact. Natural voids occur during casting and some pieces will have very small pin holes. Do not submerge in water. Wipe clean with mild soap and water.
The Garbage Collection: Soda Can Vase
We created 3 different vases in the forms of discarded, single-use products with the intention of drawing attention to the waste we all produce. 10% of all sales from The Garbage Collection will be donated to help clean up ocean waste. Material: concrete w/ recycled glass Size: 3” w x 4.375” h Our concrete work is all individually hand cast from custom made rubber molds. Colors are integrally mixed into the concrete and results in each piece being unique. We use recycled materials and are able to create a finished product 30% lighter than traditional concrete (in our non-terrazzo pieces). Although the sealer is food grade and safe we don't recommend using these for direct food contact. Natural voids occur during casting and some pieces will have very small pin holes. Do not submerge in water. Wipe clean with mild soap and water.
Textured Round Vase
This round vase arrives with all the confidence of someone who's never actually arranged flowers before—textured surfaces that catch the light like they're trying to distract you from the fact that you've stuffed too many stems in there. The thing is, it works. Durable enough to survive whatever botanical experiment you're about to undertake, it sits on your table or mantel with the kind of understated charm that makes people think you have your life together. Which, let's be honest, if you're buying a vase, you're at least halfway there.
Tampico Wing
Meet the Tampico Wing—a brush that's basically what happens when you convince an agave plant to become a cleaning tool. After years of experimenting with sustainable materials (and probably questioning my life choices), I discovered that Tampico fibers are surprisingly good at the whole bristle situation. Hand-tied with organic linen and cotton cord using an Appalachian weaving pattern, this soft-bristled wonder is perfect for tabletop dusting and light cleaning without the aggressive energy of traditional broomcorn. It's delicate enough to handle your surfaces with respect, sturdy enough to actually work, and comes in your choice of handwoven linen or leather bands—both naturally dyed in-house. At 12.5" x 7.5", it's the right size for people who've accepted that some messes are just part of the deal.
Tall Skinny Roman Vase
Inspired by the grandeur of ancient Rome, this handcrafted iron vase marries timeless elegance with modern sensibility. We've taken the sturdy, no-nonsense construction of classical design and wrapped it in powder-coated finishes that feel surprisingly gentle to the eye—think of it as history with a sense of humor about itself. Each piece features a distinctive textured surface that whispers of antiquity while speaking fluently in today's aesthetic language. The beauty of these vases lies in their contradictions: robust yet refined, ancient yet contemporary, serious about craftsmanship but not taking themselves too seriously. Available in a palette of sophisticated hues, they're practically begging to be mixed and matched until your space tells exactly the story you want it to.
Tall Medium Roman Vase
Inspired by the grandeur of ancient Rome, this handcrafted iron vase marries timeless elegance with modern sensibility. We've taken the sturdy, no-nonsense construction of classical design and wrapped it in powder-coated finishes that feel surprisingly gentle to the eye—think of it as history with a sense of humor about itself. Each piece features a distinctive textured surface that whispers of antiquity while speaking fluently in today's aesthetic language. The beauty of these vases lies in their contradictions: robust yet refined, ancient yet contemporary, serious about craftsmanship but not taking themselves too seriously. Available in a palette of sophisticated hues, they're practically begging to be mixed and matched until your space tells exactly the story you want it to.