Football table lamp with a wooden base with football field and a regulation-sized football that’s ready for action!

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Transform your room and welcome the summer days when you replace your boring, traditional hooks with these Flip Flop Wall Hooks.

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Spice up your tank with our Gonipora Stohesi Neon Coral.

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Orchadia is a lighted mobile designed to function individually or in groups. a masterful adaptation of a large piece of pure artwork, orchadia blurs the line between art and design.

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Time Square Jetlag Black Wall Clock.

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Made entirely of glass, this vase reveals the natural contours and vibrant colors of any floral arrangement.

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The way it works is sort of like a one-pixel camera; turn it on and three LED lights (in red, blue and green) detect the strength of reflected light, then matches and stores the external color source. For multi-colored surfaces, the average color is reflected.

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Able to be positioned three ways, it’s made of clear, non-breakable plexiglass with primary colored accent panels.

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These bookends feature three figurines dressed with blazers and caps, and the positioning of the figurines create the illusion that they are walking through the books.

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Tell it the way they do on the other side of the pond. Track time 00:00 to 24:00 in concentric black double digits squared on white.

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The repetitive geometrical shape of INFINITY AQUARIUM creates a visual metaphor to life in the fish bowl.

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Call Waiting/caller ID with 40 name and number memory-display shows name and number of incoming call even if you’re on the phone with another caller. Memory holds information for the latest 40 calls

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The Revolution uses the heat energy given off by two tea light candles in the center that spin some angled blades above. Attached to the blades are some cut outs of skeletal horsemen that start to move without being touched. This effect looks great in a dark corner and would make a fantastic focal point for parties and guests.

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Designed in Norway, manufactured in Sweden, wool from New Zealand and inspired by a common image of rural America, the John Deere tractor.

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For New-York based artist Dan Golden, this rule was apparently long overdue to be broken. Teaming up with interior designer Ford Lininger, a series of luxurious, hand-tufted New Zealand wool carpets were created. Each features one of Golden’s playful yet sophisticated works, making the floor, rather than the wall, the focal point of the room.

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