A collaboration between NYC's famed skate boutique DQM and French skateboard company Cliché ends with this old-fashioned, colorful corkscrew. The handle is made of maple veneers from skateboard decks pressed and branded with both company names. Visit DQM online $15.
12 great gift ideas for friends and family. For even more ideas shop with us on SVPPLY. Happy Holidays!
Your summertime needs for sportin' around and entertaining. Shop for these and other essentials on Svpply.
Sun Bum was created in 2010 by a small company located in Cocoa Beach Florida. Their mission: create a new high quality brand of sun care products specifically formulated for people who live and love in the sun and will protect them from the suns harmful rays. This stuff has been tested, approved and recommended by The Skin Cancer Foundation so don't monkey around with the other stuff. Find a store near you.
Here is a collection featuring of some of our favorite products from Design within Reach. For more of our picks follow us on Svpply.
Nope. You won't want to feed these to your pooch. The famous Parisian boulangerie and patisserie, Pouilâne, is cooking up delectable cookies resembling dog biscuits but for humans. Ah the French! Via Cool Hunting
A reusable, unbreakable, beautifully designed bottle. The non toxic, removable, dishwasher safe, easy to grip silicone sleeve comes in an array of colors. How perfect. $28. At mybkr.com
Le Zig-Zag Corkscrew, a cork extracting classic. Made in France using the same press that was used to make the original back in the 1920's. Classic and beautiful. Le Zig-Zag Corkscrew: $42.00 at Bellocchio
Calling all Robins! Handcrafted in France, these wooden whistles accurately duplicate the songs of birds in the wild, in this case the Robin. Go to Canoe to find the tweet that's right for you.
Make your mark with this quirky rubber stamp set from Yellow Owl Workshop.
IMAGES VIA PINTEREST, VT WONENWe love these and think they'd be the perfect gift but we have no idea where you'd buy them. Next best thing, go hunt down some great silver pieces and create your own!
Another month, another soap! Handmade from the milk of the Beekman goats, the Month of November Soap captures the warmth of sitting by a kitchen hearth and enjoying the smell of baking spices. Each bag contains 2 wrapped 3.25 oz bars. Purchase online at Beekman 1802
Japanese designer Yumiko Sekine, founder of Fog Linen, creates these simply designed napkins using raw linen from Lithuania. The name and size of each product are stamped directly onto the fabric which will wash away over time...then I will never wash mine! $14/each. These and other Fog Linen products available at DWR.
Originating in British India, the Tiffin box is a perfect system for toting around both hot and cold foods. Go green and stack up your lunch goodies in these sleek, reusable stainless steel containers . Find an array of stackable boxes at Happy Tiffin.
July calls for a blend of mint, rosemary and thyme mixed with other essential oils for washing off a hot July day. All of Beekman 1802 soaps are all natural, handmade and use the milk of the Beekman goats that roam the land freely. Each bag contains two wrapped 3.25 oz bars. $12.50. Purchase online at Beekman 1802.
Keep the bugs from bugging you and your guests with these all natural bug repellent bars. Made from goat milk and naturally scented with Citronella, Eucalyptus and other bug chasing essential oils. Shower with or simply rub the bar on your pulse points to release the scent into the air. Completely chemical free for $14.75. Find them online at Beekman 1802.
Rick and Michael Mast are two brothers living in Brooklyn, and hand crafting some of the best artisanal chocolates in the U.S. They source their cacao from small family farms from around the world then individually handcraft, wrap and date each bar. Our favorite, the dark chocolate with almonds and sea salt. To find out where you can get your hands on one of these or to purchase online go to mastbrotherschocolate.com
Restoration Hardware has added garden tools to their hardware roster. Using stainless-steel blades and ash handles, the family-owned Dutch firm Sneeboer modeled these classic tools after traditional designs from Holland.
