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Let them know you care without draining your bank account. These gifts hit the spending sweet spot and work for just about everyone. Entireworld Six Solid Socks A socks box. A box of socks. Six of them, organic cotton, candy colored, rainbow flavored, stretching to about a quarter of the way up your tibia. And for the math whizzes out there - buying all six at once costs less than buying six of them individually at once. So, like, deal. Plus you get a cardboard carry-all that will stir the envy of your friends. Photo Courtesy of Entireworld Potluck Utensil Set Keep it simple. Twelve no-frills tools for prepping your ingredients and serving your meals. Professional-quality construction for years of reliable use. This tightly-curated set has you covered for countless kitchen tasks, but doesn’t include anything that you won’t use. It’s just right. All pieces are BPA-free. Dishwasher-safe except for the wooden spoon and fish spatula. Photo Courtesy of Verishop Karimoku New Standard Berra Berra is a paper holder made of solid oak wood and depends on gravity. Wooden counterweights loosely placed on a sloped wooden base slide by their own weight. Simply stick your papers or postcards in-between the counterweights and gravity will hold them in place. The name Berra refers to a Swiss mountain that experienced a landslide, which reminded the designer of the functionality of this paper holder. Photo Courtesy of Leibal Field SQ Trivet The SQ Trivet combines a primitive process and material - metal bending and steel - to create a contemporary and useful tabletop object. The trivet is manufactured in Rockford, Illinois and electropolished in Chicago. Photo Courtesy of Leibal Iittala Graphics Mug Set - GWP The Graphics Mug Set by Iittala pairs the black and white illustrations of the Shaped/Shifted mug by Christopher DeLorenzo, USA with the colorful illustration by Merjin Hos, Netherlands Distortion mug. Both using shapes from nature creating a perfect pairing. Each mug comes in it's own matching gift box. From humble beginnings as a small glass factory, today Iittala offers a wide variety of modern Scandinavian housewares that demonstrate the company's commitment to design quality and product longevity. Based in Helsinki, Finland, Iittala continues to make cookware, tableware and other home accessories that are both lovely and useful, based primarily on the forward-thinking philosophies of design icons Kaj Franck and Alvar Aalto. Photo Courtesy of Lumens HAY PC Portable Lamp The freestanding PC Portable Lamp (2019) features robust ABS plastic construction with a scratch- and water-resistant matte finish, high-efficiency LED bulb and rechargeable battery, giving you the flexibility and freedom to move it anywhere. Place it in a dark living room corner for the soft effect of candlelight, pop it on a patio table for a warm glow during summer meals or bring it with you to light the way on family camping trips. PC Portable runs up to 10 hours on a single charge, so you’ll never be without light when you need it most. Includes touch-controlled step dimmer on base and USB charging cable. Suitable for residential and commercial use both indoors and out (bring indoors when not in use). Bulb (included): 3W G4 LED, 3000K. CE and ETL listed. Made in China. Photo Courtesy of Design Within Reach Alessi Parrot Sommelier Corkscrew The Alessi Parrot Sommelier Corkscrew designed by Alessandro Mendini is a practical and pocket-sized corkscrew in a parrot-shaped design. The Parrot Sommelier Corkscrew features cast aluminum and plastic material. Alessi, known as the Italian design factory, has manufactured household products since 1921. The stylish and fun items offered are the result of contemporary partnerships with some of the world's best designers of unique and modern home accessories. Photo Courtesy of Alessi Olli Ella Rattan Bike Basket Don’t forget to accessorize. For days when you want to peddle to the beach or park with a little lunch to-go, this handmade rattan basket is just the thing. Not only is it cute-as-all-get-out, it’s also got a long (and handily adjustable) canvas strap with brass hardware for easy toting. Attach it to your bike handles, secure it to your scooter, or sling it over your shoulder while running errands—it’s all ready to go. Photography by Rocky Luten & Ty Mecham Lunya Washable Silk Pillowcase 100% silk (front), 100% woven cotton (back) Machine wash cold like colors, lay flat to dry Photo Courtesy of Lunya Fellow Clyde Stovetop Tea Kettle A striking take on a stovetop staple, this sleek tea kettle features a two-tone harmonic whistle and a spout that stays sealed until you start pouring. That means no more flipping open the whistle cap to a flood of hot steam. Photo Courtesy of Fellow Sagaform Round Oak Cutting Board Natural oak brings distinctive color and graining to a round cutting board that can easily double as a cheese tray or trivet. Grooved detailing provides a slip-free spot to rest utensils. Photo Courtesy of Nordstrom Bellocq Solid Brass Candle Light up our lives. In our book, you can never have too many candles (especially if they come in a snazzy brass tin you can repurpose as a vase). These lovely mood-setters are inspired by the scent of Bellocq’s signature tea blends including mint and black varieties. They’re made from soy wax and essential oils with a wick of woven, lead-free cotton. And back to those vessels: The heavy-gauge solid brass and lid will develop a pretty patina over time. Choose between: Majorelle Mint: Freshly Torn Mint, Gunpowder Green Tea & Moroccan Cedar Le Hammeau: Lemongrass, Sweet Orange, Sage & May Rose The Queen's Guard: English Heirloom Rose, Lavender, Rose Geranium & Ceylon Tea Photography by Ty Mecham Herman Miller: A Way of Living A chronicle of the rich history of this innovative furniture company, from its founding in the early twentieth century to today. For more than 100 years, Michigan-based Herman Miller has played a central role in the evolution of modern and contemporary design, producing timeless classics while creating a culture that has had a remarkable impact on the development of the design world. Ten chapters and thousands of illustrations tell the Herman Miller story as never before, documenting its defining moments and key leaders—making Herman Miller: A Way of Living an indispensable addition to the bookshelves of design-lovers around the globe. Publisher: Phaidon Photo Courtesy of Phaidon Food52 x GreenPan Nonstick Skillet (Set of 2) The total package. In the words of our co-founder Amanda Hesser, "Many nonstick pans are appealingly affordable but not at all visually appealing. With GreenPan, we set out to create a pan that would be a real looker—chic, even!—yet still have the great functionality that would make this your everyday workhorse." So voilà! Our design comes to life here—these pans not only slide out omelettes, crepes, fish filets, and the like with ease but their sage-blue exterior and brass hardware cuts quite a pretty profile if we do say so ourselves. But don't let all that eye candy fool you, these pans have power behind 'em, too: They're made from natural ceramic nonstick without PFAS, PFOA, lead, or cadmium, and are oven and broiler safe up to a whopping 600°F. They also won't blister, peel or release toxic fumes even if heated up to 850°F (unlike most nonstick pans) and the 100% natural ceramic coating can take a beating and then some (it’s even dishwasher and metal utensil-safe). Photography by Ty Mecham, James Ransom & Rocky Luten Brynjar Siguroarson Glacier Project Candles Brynjar Siguroarson's Glacier Project candles are a subtle commentary on the issue of global warming. The collection is made of a series of candles crafted to look like glaciers, that, when lit, melt and disappear just like the precious ice forms. These beautiful ice blue/tuquoise candles look great as a little sculptural piece for your home, and when alight, remind us that preservation of the environment is in our hands. Photo Courtesy of Generate Design Vitra Rotary Tray The Rotary Tray is a contemporary rendering of the classic etagere by Jasper Morrison. Thanks to its simple shape and subtle colors, the Rotary Tray complements any interior style and lends itself to many different uses. It features a tiered composition with a top tray that rotates to maximize accessibility and meet many storage needs. Whether in the kitchen or on the dining room table, in a bathroom or entryway, at the office or in a child's room: the Rotary Tray offers a decorative way to tidy up any space. Photo Courtesy of Connox Snowe Dinner Bowls, Set of 4 Think of our dinner bowl as the dinner plate’s curvaceous cousin. All the versatility for everyday use, with just the right assets worth flaunting. From entrée pastas and salads to those oh-so-healthy grain bowls you’re craving these days, this perfectly proportioned coupe plate elevates whatever’s on the menu. Photo Courtesy of Snowe Daniel Emma Stationary Container A solid resin container holds your bits and bobs while the clear spherical lids magnify what is under them. Perfect for paperclips, thumbtacks, and other small objects. Photo Courtesy of Leibal Alessi Nomu Vacuum Flask Minimalist thermos from Alessi, designed by Naoto Fukasawa. Mirror-polished 18/10 stainless steel and thermoplastic resin. Pop-top serving lid delivers hot or cold beverages. Removable cover lid doubles as small cup. Engraved logo at base. Photo Courtesy of Alessi Moleskine Vertical Nylon Device Bag Contemporary bag from Moleskine. Webbing carrying handles. Adjustable webbing shoulder straps. Breathable air-mesh back. Wraparound two-way water-resistant zip closure. Heat-sealed front zip pocket. Interior zip pocket. Padded 15" laptop compartment. Interior organizer, pen holders and card holder with reflective trim. Polyurethane base with reflective logo patch. Honeycomb lining. Photo Courtesy of Nordstrom HAY Analog Clock After having lived and worked in Milan for Lissoni Associati, American designer Shane Schneck founded his own Stockholm-based studio in 2010. Since that time, Schneck’s work has received international acclaim in the form of iF, Red Dot and Wallpaper awards. Inspired by, of all things, a vintage barometer, his boldly styled Analog Clock unabashedly protrudes from the wall. It features a striking concave face, large rod-shaped hands and crisp markers. Made in China. Photo Courtesy of Design Within Reach Volta Small Paris Standing Mobile Retro-inspired moving sculpture from Volta. Recycled aluminum and steel. Designed to rotate gently in moving air currents. Weight-balanced top with four rounded paddles in primary colors. Triangular metal base. Some assembly required. Handmade. Photo Courtesy of Need Supply Co. Lexon Tykho 3 AM/FM Radio & Bluetooth Speaker Sharp, monochromatic style defines a compact AM/FM radio that uses Bluetooth tech to connect to your device for additional utility. Photo Courtesy of Nordstrom Matter Made Setup Candleholder Setup Candleholder is machined from a solid block of aluminum, brass, or marble with four holes to accommodate the most common candle sizes. The austere design and the ability to use "leftover" candles is inspired by the Shaker's ideals of simplicity and efficiency. Photo Courtesy of Leibal Heller Rainbow Mugs, Set of 6 Massimo Vignelli’s iconic dinnerware won the prestigious Compasso d’Oro Award in 1964 and, in 1971, became the first product made by a company called Heller, now an international furniture manufacturer responsible for introducing the Bellini Chair®, Frank Gehry outdoor furniture and other icons of modern design. Heller Dinnerware was an instant classic, and because it’s still made using the same molds, a set bought today will blend seamlessly with vintage pieces. Heller Rainbow Mugs (1974) are made of thick, durable BPA-free polymer. They can be used for hot and cold beverages and are dishwasher and microwave safe. This multicolored set includes purple, blue, green, pink, orange and yellow mugs. Made in U.S.A. LEXON Oslo Energy Wireless Charging Pad & Bluetooth Speaker Quickly and easily charge your device with this combination charging pad and Bluetooth speaker that offers easy use and an attractive package. Photo Courtesy of Nordstrom Andrew Neyer Lite Light The Andrew Neyer Lite Mini Pendant is short, sweet and to the point, featuring a simple cylindrical structure capped with an exposed globe bulb. With simplicity comes endless possibilities; for instance, the Lite is perfect for multiple installations, whether in clusters or in a linear fashion. A globe bulb is recommended, leaving the choice of style up to you to customize the look of the Lite Mini Pendant. Photo Courtesy of Andrew Neyer Ember Ceramic Mug Beautifully designed to be used in your home or at your desk, the Ember® Ceramic Mug keeps your beverages at the perfect temperature from the first sip to the last drop. Iittala Collective Tools Salad Set The Iittala Collective Tools Salad Set was designed by Antonio Citterio to help build the perfect modern dining experience. The heft, smooth texture and curves of the stainless steel utensils make them a pleasure to wield. And their silvery, industrial look make them a lovely decorative accent on any dining table. Photo Courtesy of Lumens We love the products we feature and hope you do, too. If you buy something through a link on the site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Related Reading: 8 Places to Stay in Rome For Under $100 Per Night

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agoddamnsupernova · 8 years ago

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Alllll the coffee asks

Vanilla Chai Latte: Are you in love?Mm, very much so

Flat white: Coffee or tea?Coffee, tea can suck my dick

Cappuccino: What’s your middle name?My given middle name is Jayne, uuh, but I’ve been thinking on a middle name to go with Nova and I really like Emery :)

Mocha: Dream job?Best-Selling Author

Pumpkin Spice: Dream car?1969 Ford Mustang...unf

Jasmine Tea: If you could go anywhere in the world, where would it be and why?Uhm, like in this moment? I really wanna go to Chicago, like see a big city, enjoy weather that isn’t fucking 85 and humid af rn, see my best friend who lives 30 minutes away from there. But like as an in general thing? I really wanna see Ireland, fuck man

Old English: You’re stranded on an island, who do you bring with you?Uh, well, I have no idea tbh. Like I think I’d rather just like go by myself, surviving is easier that way, right? maybe? idk

Iced Chocolate: Do you have a crush on someone?Honestly it’s so weird like calling her a crush, but yeah haha

Caramel Frappe: Favorite video game?Well fuck, I dunno, like over all? or recently? Cause over all it’s probably Final Fantasy (as a whole, not any particular one) but recently, it’s The Last of Us, ngl

Iced Lemon Tea: Favorite song/band?Currently? It’s Carry Your Throne by Jon Bellion

Iced Cafe Mocha: Favorite thing to do on rainy days?Curl up with my cat and a good book, or fanfiction, or like write. Anything that deals with words really, I dunno. I really like to feel connected to my favorite things during my favorite weather.

Hot Chocolate: Are you an affectionate person?If I’m with the right person I’m a cuddle slut. Like, shit, put me in the same room as one of my ‘people’ and I’ll curl up with them, with my head in their lap and just close my eyes and relax. Ugh, I’ll want them to like play with my hair and like trace their fingers along my arms, there’s just something really soothing about that. And I’ll do the same thing for people I trust enough to let into my personal space. It is so calming to just touch someone sometimes, ya know?

Caramel Macchiato: You’re traveling the entire world but you can only take one person with you. Who do you take?Honestly? I’d probably take you, you nerd

Green Tea: How tall are you?I am 5′5

Earl Grey Tea:The inevitable zombie apocalypse is upon us! What’s your plan of action?Grab my bug out bag (yes I have one) make sure I have my bat, my gun and a damn good pair of boots. Make sure I have enough food, water and gas to get me where I need to go, which of course will be a cabin in the middle of nowhere next to a source of clean water, probably a river, I can use it for power as well as solar panels. Make sure i have amazing defenses set up around the cabin. Have nonparishables stocked up along with a shit ton of bottled water just in case, plant crops, maybe catch some turkeys and deer and shit so I have protein sources other than nuts and stuff. Also, before making my way to the secure cabin, fuckin drive to Illinois to grab your ass cause no offense, Ev, I love you, but I dunno if you could make it on your own (don’t kill me)

Mint Tea: How do you relax?Hot chocolate, loud music any sort of reading

Vanilla Latte: Board games or drinking games?

Iced Coffee: Do you like reading? If so, what’s your favorite book?Yes, I love reading, fuck off with the favorite book part though cause who even has one answer for that??????

Italian Soda: Describe your dream date.I want us to dress up for a night on the town and end up eating at some small, hole in the wall cafe that has the best strawberry cheesecake that we’ll tell everyone about afterward. Then go somewhere to dance, good music, good people and a few good drinks, her pressed into me, a smile on her lips as we move on the dance floor to whatever is playing. After that we’ll get a bottle of dessert wine before driving out to the middle of nowhere in my beat up truck, the bed of which will be filled with blankets and pillows so that when we get to a nice clearing we can crawl into the back and cuddle and drink while we watch the stars. We’ll curl up close and share some gentle kisses and touches and just sleep under the stars because there’s nowhere else we feel safer and when the morning comes, we’ll cuddle and watch the sunrise.

Sparkling Water: What qualities do you look for in a person?Honestly loyalty, compassion, a sense of humor, someone who I can come home to and who will pull me into their arms and hold me close no matter how I’m feeling.

Orange Juice: Have you ever had a Valentine?Yeah :3

Rose Hip Tea: Describe your first kiss.Cramped in the back of my family’s van, her hands were sticky with the candy we had both been sharing. It was my 13th birthday and she suggested we ‘play gay’ and then grabbed my face and kissed me, if you could call it that.

Herbal Tea: You’re in a candle shop, what scented candle do you buy?Something that smells like baked goods, probably cookies.

Ask me things?

#nova answers #these were nice #about me #everestv

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kitemist · 8 years ago

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I need something to occupy my hands so I will be answering this under the cut.

1. I have too many goddamn candles around my house because my dad is obsessed. I like only two of them in particular, and they smell great together, the brown one and the red one. Which are roasted hazelnut and frosted berries, respectively.

2. Probably Lindsey Stirling. Her fans know too much about her already :P Or Millie Bobby Brown because she’s so adorable.

3. I actually do not know a lot of male celebrities, at all, and I don’t follow anyone enough to actively keep up with them. So no one, really.

4. If ever, over 20.

5. Me with eevees on pokemon go. Yes, I still play it because my college is just full of them.

6. Only up to my fists.

7. 10 or so.

8. 1.

9. 3. Born in the US, vacationed a bit in Mexico, and visited Taiwan.

10. My dad, formerly.

11. I’m not for having kids of my own at all, but Mischa, Aelita, or almost any name that ends in A. They’re just really pretty to me. Fun fact: Every single crush I ever had, all of their names ended in A. All of them.

12. I’m not for having kids of my own at all, but Ryo.

13. 22% in computer repair. No way am I remembering all those parts.

14. Code Lyoko. Even though we didn’t have cable often and this show didn’t always come on, I loved the technology in it, and it was also the first show I saw on TV that used CGI and traditional animation at the same time.

15. No idea.

16. No, no, and no. I read all of Divergent (Divergent, Insurgent, Allegiant, Four) and it was an absolute mess. I didn’t want to read anything mainstream after that. And I didn’t watch any of the movies adapted out of any of them either, only snippets of the first Twilight movie when my sister got the scene-it game. Which I never won.

17. I’m clearer in an american accent, so american. I don’t understand the obsession with British accents.

18. Yes, both in Taiwan and Illinois. Majored in English.

19. Yes on my mom’s side, while my dad’s side is gone.

20. Not complete comprehensive ones. My dad keeps offering to teach me kung fu and all the styles in Avatar the last airbender but I keep saying no.

21. Yes, but never really watched an episode of the muppets, or any of the movies.

22. Disneyland.

23. Mandarin Chinese. It would make my life so much easier and everyone knows it, but for some reason I can’t ever learn it.

24. Gray if it’s close to black and grey if it’s close to white.

25. Yes, one of those monk type bald that has hair wrap around in a band.

26. No.

27. Neither, only watched snippets of Titanic and didn’t like it that much.

28. Not that I know of.

29. Souplantation or Saigon noodle house.

30. No, even though it was very close by my entire childhood.

31. Both of my parents have Costco cards.

32. Jeffery. It’s what my parents’ second child would have been.

33. Too many. I introduce myself as Skye in public, and I’ve been called Parker, Kite, and Ymir.

34. Besides Lindsey Stirling, Anna Akana.

35. I live in the suburbs right now and it’s fine.

36. Yes.

37. No.

38. Yes.

39. Allergy pills when the seasons come. Claritin-D because literally nothing else works.

40. Unconfirmed/undiagnosed brain damage to the frontal lobe, weak knee joints.

41. Besides being born, zero.

42. Yes, first DVD I ever got.

43. I don’t buy or wear them.

44. “You have some strengths that can be useful in various group situations.”

45. More of what I felt than sensed. But if there’s a person that I miss in it, I will remember meeting them in that dream.

46. Boba milk tea. I am a horrible asian.

47. Two. One is everyday shoes and the other is sandals I’ve had since middle school. They still fit.

48. Practice whatever you want, children. I won’t force anything.

49. Don’t remember. I met a volunteer santa once with my sister once and I remember legitimately thinking it was really santa and was so happy.

50. I originally created it for school, but then I found fandoms and all that and have kept it ever since.

#whiteOnslaught rambles

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