In-Stock Gifts for the Modern Home
It’s the season for gift giving! Whether you’re shopping for an interior design enthusiast who’s always on top of the latest home trends and decor, or a connoisseur of all things contemporary and modern design, finding the perfect gift for the modernist on your list can be a challenging endeavour. That’s why we’re sharing 10 in-stock and ready-to-ship gifts that are sure to delight those with a serious eye for style.
A sculptural, elegant object that embodies the Japanese tradition of earthenware crafting. Cecilie Manz' Light Tray is produced in Seto, Japan which is an area known for its ferrous clay and the high iron content adds a unique touch to each piece.
Possibly the most famous wooden bird around, the Eames House Bird was popularized by Charles and Ray Eames in the 1950s. Since then, this sought-after little bird has become an icon of modern design.
Created by legendary Italian designer Massimo Vignelli in 1966, the Stendig Calendar is one of the best examples of 1960s modern design. Soon after launch, the calendar entered into the permanent collection of the MoMA, where it remains to this day. Vignelli’s design is simple yet bold, with pages alternating in colour—odd months are laid out as black text on white, and even months as white text on black. Sheets are detachable and designed to be removed at the end of each month. Previous months’ sheets make excellent wrapping paper!
Perfect for decorating your Christmas tree or adding a touch of magic to any space during the holiday season, each mouthblown ornament in Iittala’s 5 piece set reflects a captivating warm light, from pale pink to deep red.
Created by Michael Graves in 1985, the playful 9093 kettle was inspired by both European Art and American Pop Art and remains one of Alessi's bestselling objects.
An homage to the iconic designs of Charles and Ray Eames, this 1000 piece puzzle set is the perfect gift for the lover of all things modern design.
Ultima Thule’s instantly recognizable design features a rounded base supported by three ice peaks that float above the surface, bringing a slice of Nordic nature to the holiday table.
Meticulously handwoven from 100% Alpaca Wool, the Polette throw was originally designed by Verner Panton in 1969. More than a throw, this piece brings a touch of Panton’s unique design sensibility and legacy into any space.
Designed in 1960 by Hans Bølling, Mermaid’s rounded shape and thoughtful lines bring a sense of serenity and whimsy to any space.
A modern twist on the traditional salt and pepper mills, Menu Bottle Grinders are available in a range of beautiful shades and finishes to match any style—the perfect gift for the modern chef on your list.