Design Gifts Under $25

Have you ever stopped to really look at your keyboard? It's gross, like really gross. After you hold it over the waste bin and give it a few good knocks, do a better job of keeping it clean on the regular with this clever keyboard brush from Kanaya.       

Didn't elementary school smell like one big gum eraser? Turns out, eraser technology has advanced leaps and bounds since the 70s. It's OK to think that a fresh set of school supplies and a new T-shirt is going to turn your life around. Doesn't everybody?

The greatest things in life are what you might call "low-key genius". The humble pencil extender from Blackwing solves a problem that EVERYONE has but only Blackwing was willing to solve. That's low-key genius. The end of the pencil is difficult to use, which is not to say they aren't usable. The Blackwing Pencil Extender fits into the rectangular eraser housing to make even the shortest nub of a pencil still easy and effortless to use.

Lightweight and compact WATER BOTTLE lets you hydrate effortlessly. Made of high quality transparent copolyester, it is durable and scratch resistant. The lid opens with a single twist and has a handle that is comfortable to hold, making it convenient to carry around. The bottle's beautiful form and transparency stands out when you put water inside φ3.3 x H9.8 in / 32.3 oz | *height (without cap) H217 mm<br>Approx. 0 lb DETAILS[Bottle, Lid] Capacity: 950ml/32oz | Material: Copolyester | Upper temperature tolerance: 80℃/176℉ [Sealing] Material: Silicone Upper temperature tolerance: 100℃/212℉ | Dishwasher safe | BPA Free | Made in China

CAST AMBER stirs up feelings of nostalgia. Items have different proportions depending on their purpose, and are designed to make the user's movements look graceful. The rim of the cup spans slightly outwards so that drinks flow smoothly into your mouth with a slight tilt. The warm glow goes especially well with vintage decor. φ90 x H80 mm / 250 ml / φ3.6 x H3.2 in / 8.5 oz Heat-resistant glass | Maximum temperature differential: 120℃/248℉ | Microwave and dishwasher safe | Made in ChinaUse only for its intended purposes. Do not overheat in the microwave or heat without water. Wash with care. Do not use abrasive cleansers or steel wool. Sudden temperature change may break or shatter the product. While the glass is hot, do not pour cold liquids into it and do not place it on a wet cloth or a wet surface. Be careful when drinking hot drinks. Even if the cup surface is cool, the drink may still be hot.Do not add ice with force as it may break the glass from the inside.Product size and shape varies in each item due to manufacturing process.

For your future creative. Classic in both fit and finish, with the right amount of attention to detail, this tee will quickly become a favorite 100% combed cotton Preshrunk to minimize shrinkage Designed and printed in California

You're staring down into the kitchen drawer. There are the 'nice' towels, you're not supposed to use. Then there are the 'gross' towels you use waaaay too much. These knife towels from Mujun are 'nice' but not so nice that you can't use them and use them often. Where you put them in the towel drawer is completely up to you.

Vases that only hold one flower are a secret weapon when it comes to decorating. The ratio of effort to payoff is sublime. Rather than look for 1 large vase, try mixing and matching 3 small bud vases with 1-3 stems in each. Your table will look all the better for it.

One sure-fire way to communicate your coolness is to own something you can't pronounce. These Swiss pencils are weird in the best way and the story behind Tät-Tat is a story worth telling. Color: Matte Lacquered Materials: Laser Sculpted Limewood Designed by Brigitta and Benedikt Martig-Imhof Made in Switzerland Tät-Tat, founded in 1994 near Zurich, produces playful design items that charm the eye and delight the mind. The husband and wife design team—Benedikt and Brigitta Martig-Imhof are former teachers who work hand in hand with social work programs and institutions throughout Switzerland and Germany, employing up to 300 persons with intellectual disabilities.

One sure-fire way to communicate your coolness is to own something you can't pronounce. These Swiss pencils are weird in the best way and the story behind Tät-Tat is a story worth telling. Color: Matte Lacquered Materials: Laser Sculpted Limewood Designed by Brigitta and Benedikt Martig-Imhof Made in Switzerland Tät-Tat, founded in 1994 near Zurich, produces playful design items that charm the eye and delight the mind. The husband and wife design team—Benedikt and Brigitta Martig-Imhof are former teachers who work hand in hand with social work programs and institutions throughout Switzerland and Germany, employing up to 300 persons with intellectual disabilities.

Creative duo Charles and Ray Eames were one of the most transformative forces in design history: through furniture, photography, architecture, textile design, industrial design, and film, the husband and wife defined modernity. Discover their revolutionary impact on middle-class American living. Hardcover, 8.3 x 10.2 in., 1.36 lb, 96 pages

1,000 of the most iconic record sleeves from the 60s to 90s recall why vinyl is the biggest and best music format. Seminal artwork, memorable cover-sleeves, and long-lost classics all jostle for space in this virtual shelf of music history. Hardcover, 5.5 x 7.7 in., 1.95 lb, 576 pages

Celebrate Design! Classic in both fit and finish, with the right amount of attention to detail, this tee will quickly become a favorite 100% combed cotton Preshrunk to minimize shrinkage Designed and printed in California

A very exclusive tee between Autotype and the innovative 000 magazine that showcases 000's Proof and Prototype exhibit held at the A+D Museum in Los Angeles this year. The event celebrates craft lovers who value, as we do, quality over efficiency and production. Classic in both fit and finish, with the right amount of attention to detail, this tee will quickly become a favorite 100% combed cotton Preshrunk to minimize shrinkage Designed and printed in California