With it’s 1970s, sun-welcoming vibe, this MoMA exclusive is one you’re sure to eat up.
Designed in the late 1960s and made in Japan, this sturdy steel container is not only a repository for your tools, it makes a pretty retreat for any of your bits and bobs.
Designed by Ed Spurr and Amy Hall Browne of ILEX Studio, this plainly-named objet d’art is a sleek and elegant ode to nature and conservation.
A throwback message board, that while pricey, integrates the “magic” of digital technology with “real world” fun and functionality.
You’ve got a few weeks left to see Joan Miró: Birth of the World at MoMA (the Museum of Modern Art) in New York City—it’s here until June 15th.
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