The MoMA store is one of my favourite places to visit online and in person. It is an inspiring shop full of affordable (and some not so much!) art pieces for the home. Here’s a round-up of what has recently caught my attention.
Ryan McGinness to-do list calendar, $24.95
Netzwerk bowl by Hedwig Rotter, $45
button magnets by Ikuko Nakazawa, $25
Switch salt & pepper dispenser by Chetan Sorab, $14
espresso set by Fellina Sok-Cham, $65
Have a wonderful weekend!
EQ3 is a Canadian furniture and home decor design company that strives to offer well-crafted and highly attractive products which are (mostly) made in Canada. I think EQ3 has a lot of great things to offer in terms of their inventory as well as in its design aesthetic and business philosophy. While you discover EQ3’s collection, be sure you don’t miss out on the work by some of my design favourites – Marimekko, Vitra, Alessi, and Herman Miller.
EQ3 Oblong Lamp
EQ3 Mini Table Lamp White
Marimekko Lumimarja Pillow Case
EQ3+ Vitra Elephant White
Images courtesy of EQ3. EQ3 locations.
I’m not entirely sure if and how Nanoblock is related to Lego (can anyone with kids explain this to me?) but when I saw this white terrier at Chapters-Indigo, it made me laugh. And then it reminded me of all the things I used to create with my Lego blocks when I was little (a house was my favourite – go figure!).
Nanoblock white terrier, $11.95
I know kids still play with Lego but do they create their own sculptures or is everything already pre-built for them?
While these may look like over-sized napkin rings, they’re actually fluffy deco-inspired stools. I’m liking them quite a bit this Monday morning!
Diva stools, Azadeh Shladovsky.
