Gift Ideas and Design Candy

09Dec

In honor of the holiday season, I have compiled a few of my favorite things to share. Perhaps they will give you some inspiration for gift ideas!

Madsen Bicycles

1 Madsen Cycles gives us just one more reason to keep the current cycling movement going– these bikes are beautiful, practical and come in some delicious colors.

Optimist by Tracy Mewmaw from Zatista.com

2 Zatista.com has a new artist Tracy Mewmaw that I really like. His mostly abstract photographs have a great use of color and composition. They are extremely affordable and are fairly large in size.

Blackbird "Fly" Twin Lens Reflex Camera

3 Blackbird Fly is a vintage inspired camera that uses 35mm film from Japan’s Superheadz. They are inspired by medium format Rolleiflex cameras that originally used 120 size film.

Paulette's Macarons

4 Paulette Macaron s makes the most gorgeous little sweet French Macarons. This is my latest food obsession to replace the cupcake craze a few years back.

domsai terrariums

5 Domsai Terrariums are hand cast and hand blown little planters that are produced in a small town in Italy called Nove. Planters disguised as space men, brilliant!

6 I am a huge fan of Korres products. Their formulations are among the most environmentally friendly and skin compatible, it smells amazing and the packaging is beautiful too!

7 Picnica brings you this portable rabbit shaped eco-friendly tote-bag. When you aren’t using the bag, it is stored in the belly of the rabbit, pull it out and its a bag. Fun stocking stuffer!

Eleni's Cookies

8 Eleni’s creates amazing finely detailed cookies for all kinds of occasions. Packaged beautifully for gift giving, they are not only lovely but also delicious.

Focus Line Art

9 Tracy Melton is a full time artist based in Knoxville, TN. He takes wood from dead elm trees and paints the tree rings with vibrant colors. Very modern and rustic at the same time! You can find his work on Etsy.

Share your favorites with us!

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1 Madsen Cycles gives us just one more reason to keep the current cycling movement going– these bikes are beautiful, practical and come in some delicious colors.

2 Zatista.com has a new artist Tracy Mewmaw that I really like. His mostly abstract photographs have a great use of color and composition. They are extremely affordable and are fairly large in size.

3 Blackbird Fly is a vintage inspired camera that uses 35mm film from Japan’s Superheadz. They are inspired by medium format Rolleiflex cameras that originally used 120 size film.

4 Paulette Macaron s makes the most gorgeous little sweet French Macarons. This is my latest food obsession to replace the cupcake craze a few years back.

5 Domsai Terrariums are hand cast and hand blown little planters that are produced in a small town in Italy called Nove. Planters disguised as space men, brilliant!

6 I am a huge fan of Korres products. Their formulations are among the most environmentally friendly and skin compatible, it smells amazing and the packaging is beautiful too!

7 Picnica brings you this portable rabbit shaped eco-friendly tote-bag. When you aren’t using the bag, it is stored in the belly of the rabbit, pull it out and its a bag. Fun stocking stuffer!

Eleni's Cookies

8 Eleni’s creates amazing finely detailed cookies for all kinds of occasions. Packaged beautifully for gift giving, they are not only lovely but also delicious.

9 Tracy Melton is a full time artist based in Knoxville, TN. He takes wood from dead elm trees and paints the tree rings with vibrant colors. Very modern and rustic at the same time! You can find his work on Etsy.

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1 Madsen Cycles gives us just one more reason to keep the current cycling movement going– these bikes are beautiful, practical and come in some delicious colors.

2 Zatista.com has a new artist Tracy Mewmaw that I really like. His mostly abstract photographs have a great use of color and composition. They are extremely affordable and are fairly large in size.

3 Blackbird Fly is a vintage inspired camera that uses 35mm film from Japan’s Superheadz. They are inspired by medium format Rolleiflex cameras that originally used 120 size film.

4 Paulette Macarons makes the most gorgeous little sweet French Macarons. This is my latest food obsession to replace the cupcake craze a few years back.

5 Domsai Terrariums are hand cast and hand blown little planters that are produced in a small town in Italy called Nove. Planters disguised as space men, brilliant!

6 I am a huge fan of Korres products. Their formulations are among the most environmentally friendly and skin compatible, it smells amazing and the packaging is beautiful too!

7 Picnica brings you this portable rabbit shaped eco-friendly tote-bag. When you aren’t using the bag, it is stored in the belly of the rabbit, pull it out and its a bag. Fun stocking stuffer!

Eleni's Cookies

8 Eleni’s creates amazing finely detailed cookies for all kinds of occasions. Packaged beautifully for gift giving, they are not only lovely but also delicious.

9 Tracy Melton is a full time artist based in Knoxville, TN. He takes wood from dead elm trees and paints the tree rings with vibrant colors. Very modern and rustic at the same time! You can find his work on Etsy.

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4 Paulette Macaron s makes the most gorgeous little sweet French Macarons. This is my latest food obsession to replace the cupcake craze a few years back.