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 Rack
of Distinction
Magazine collection out of control?
Time to grow up and get a magazine rack. Check out this sleek sculptural
one by William Harvey for Umbra. Called Peel, it's made out of one
sheet of aluminum that's been perforated and bent into a very curvaceous,
contemporary shape ($31.95).
Jensen-Lewis
89 Seventh Ave., at
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Rum Runner
You've impressed your guests with your
masterful mojito-mixing abilities. Now don't ruin everything by serving
that minty wonder on a plain paper napkin. Instead, place several
on one of these Palm Springs-inspired trays and serve them up in style.
The trays come in round, square, and rectangular shapes with colorful
motifs that range from trendy bamboo to groovy graphics ($29).
Farfetched
110 Fourth Ave., between
12th and 13th Sts., 212-460-8873
Exit 9
64 Avenue A, between
4th and 5th Sts., 212-228-0145
The Mini Mini
Market
218 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn,
718-623-1839 |
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T. Rex Rx
If three Jurassic Parks weren't
enough to satisfy your tyrannosaur-obsessed tykes, may we suggest
a three-dimensional version? This assembly-required plywood model
comes in relatively friendly small ($34) and medium ($59) sizes; we're
saving our allowance for the large, which is almost six feet tall
and more than eight feet long ($265).
The
Terence Conran Shop
407 E. 59th St., at
First Ave., 212-755-9079
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Heart of Glass
Diamonds may be a girl's best friend,
but for girls on a budget, glass can be the next best thing. Julie
Burton and Jess Panza of verre newyork know this. They make rings,
droplet-style earrings, and pendant and lariat necklaces, ranging
from $35 for a pair of earrings to $400 for a large medallion on a
gold chain. Shown here, pendant necklace on leather cord ($110).
D.U.M.B.O. General
Store
111 Front St., Brooklyn, 718-488-7548
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