New Arrivals

It's a tray and it's made of ash, but it is NOT an ashtray. Like all things HASAMI, it's supremely elegant and multi-functional (it's a tray, it's a lid, it's a plate).

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.

The treachery of images indeed! What looks like ancient granite, washed soft and round by wind, water, and time is actually a stunning ceramic bud vase.

This deeply personal book from photographer Bruce Weber celebrates the human-animal bond, illuminating how connection to one’s pets fuels creativity, provides companionship, and fosters an abundance of joy. Hardcover in slipcase, 11.0 x 14.0 in., 8.13 lb, 520 pages

This striking collection of jazz record covers shows the remarkable history of a uniquely American genre. Containing covers from the 1940s to the early 1990s, each reproduction is accompanied with essential background information. Hardcover, 11.5 x 11.5 in., 9.29 lb, 552 pages

Dig it! showcases buildings from the past millennia that integrate the ground and the structure. From African churches chiseled from rock and Chinese villages dug into the terrain to a villa built into the cliffs of Capri, this global survey by Bjarne Mastenbroek features analytical drawings by SeARCH and the photography of Iwan Baan. Hardcover with fold-out, 7.6 x 10.7 in., 5.69 lb, 1390 pages

There is something intimate and immediate about Polaroids. Seeing Andy Warhol's world through the instant images offers a captivating window into the world of Pop Art's preeminent artist. From Cabbage Patch dolls to Dolly Parton, from Mick Jagger to Pelé, it's like scrolling through the coolest Instagram account that never existed.© The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts, Inc. Hardcover, 9.0 x 11.4 in., 5.08 lb, 408 pages

Slightly smaller in size than the table lamp version, and deliberately lightweight, the portable VP9 comes equipped with a USB charging cable. It is available in a wide range of contemporary colors and will bring a cozy atmosphere to indoor and outdoor settings.  

Even if you watch an hour of video about how these lamps are made (like we did) it still remains a mystery. From a long, flat sheet of paper to precisely rendered sculpture, all through a careful sequence of precise, repeated folds in the paper. Otherworldly stuff.  

Don't go light on the vibes. Shigeru Uchida's Paper Moon Lamps seem - at first - like they're all vibes until you realize the lamps actually represent a modern industrialist's careful attempt to synthesize the ancient practices of washi paper making and bamboo construction with the principles of modern design. So yeah...VIBES! Details:Japanese Washi paper shade, wire armature, steel base plate.H:9.25" x Ø:12.5"Fixture: E17    Max Wattage: 25wCord length: 75"   Cord material: PVCEnvironment: Indoor

We don't know why Japanese craftspeople take everything and make it better and more beautiful, but they just do. And why shouldn't something as functional and utilitarian as a bottle opener get a serious glow-up?

Time, time, time, see what's become of me. Do you think the father of Danish modernism knew we would still love this clock he designed for an electrical manufacturer, 80+ years later? Details: -Designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1941 -Mechanical display -Precision quartz movement -AA battery (not included) -Mineral Glass Lens, Aluminum case, ABS -No Assembly Required DimensionsHeight 11.4", Depth 2.5", Diameter 11.4", Weight 3.17Lbs

In the span of a mere 14 years, between the two World Wars, Germany's Bauhaus School of Art and Design left an indelible mark on modernity, revolutionizing artistic and design principles. This book, created in collaboration with the Bauhaus-Archiv/Museum für Gestaltung in Berlin, offers a comprehensive exploration of the Bauhaus legacy.