
Areaware
Cubebot Small Multi
$25
Wooden puzzle robot inspired by Japanese Shinto Kumi-ki puzzles. Designed by David Weeks, it holds dozens of poses and folds into a perfect cube.

$38
Charming wooden serving spoons carved into whimsical flower shapes. Brings joy and humor to your dining table.
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$25
Wooden puzzle robot inspired by Japanese Shinto Kumi-ki puzzles. Designed by David Weeks, it holds dozens of poses and folds into a perfect cube.

Areaware
$28
Toy dog robot from the Cubebot family. Hand-crafted in beech wood, Milo can fold into dozens of poses and back into a cube.

Areaware
$35
Architectural building blocks inspired by Brutalist architecture's massive utopian forms and raw concrete material palette. Designed by James Paulius.

Areaware
$18
Playful blob-shaped sculptural candle. An odd little conversation piece that brings whimsy to any space.

Sophie Lou Jacobsen
$50
Playful glass bowls designed for salt or sugar, adding whimsy to everyday kitchen rituals.

Sophie Lou Jacobsen
$105
Hand-made soda-lime glass plates with soft curves inspired by singular petals, each with unique irregularities.

Dusen Dusen
$48-$96
Collaboration with Areaware featuring beechwood grinders with rotating faces that create different colorful outfits with every twist.

Raawii
105
Geometric serving bowl from the iconic Strom collection. Hand-glazed earthenware with bold color and clean cubist form.

Sophie Lou Jacobsen
$150
Classic bistro-inspired stemware that gently blooms at the brim to facilitate the release of aromas.

George Sowden
$55
Color-blocked salt and pepper mills in signature Sowden aesthetic, combining form and function for the modern kitchen.