Taking up a new sport is a lot of hard work. Not only do you have to coordinate practice times into your already hectic schedule, but you also have to make sure you don't look like a complete noob. This means you'll need the right gear (clothes and accessories).
This 1970s leather tennis bag was handcrafted in Brazil. There is plenty of storage space for racquets, balls, and even a lined pouch for soiled items.
28 in wide x 9 in deep x 13 in tall
$79.00
Flowers are beautiful on their own, but if you're gifting a bundle of buds, don't forget to present them in a unique way. You want your gift to live longer than a week, don't you?
These beautiful art glass vases were handcrafted in Damascus, Syria.
$29 - $95
Gluten free, dairy free, preservative free. No matter what kind of cookies you stuff in here, your kids will be absolutely delighted to take a bite.
This vintage stoneware cookie jar is sweeter than the sweets you’ll put inside.
11 in tall x 8 in wide x 7 in deep
$39
With this colorfully bejeweled and adorned bowl in the room, you'll instantly spice up any brunch, tea party, or drab Monday.
This large ceramic bowl by Mary Rose Young features a flower and jewel design. Bowl was crafted in England in 2002.
15 in round x 8 in tall
$175
Regardless of how strong the storm is, you always have each other to hold onto. Life is not always easy but it is definitely rewarding.
This vintage ceramic sculpture by Hager Pottery was crafted in 1990. This would make a great for any couple celebrating a wedding or an anniversary.
15 in round x 15 in tall
$59
Your desk shouldn't just be a place to pile documents and draft emails. You should also fill your workspace with objects that inspire you to keep striving for the best.
This pair of onyx pyramids is perfectly prestigious.
Large - 6 in wide (base) x 6 1/2 in tall
M ($69), L ($89)
These fashionable coasters are so lovely, you'll happily keep them out on the coffee table. Bonus, your guests will be sure to notice them and then actually use them!
This set of six onyx coasters includes a matching coaster holder.
4 1/2 in round x 2 1/2 in tall
$79
Who needs a reason to celebrate when you have so many wonderful people in your life? It's time you start treating life like what it is, a gift. Cheers to that!
This set of six onyx wine glasses is a great excuse for a celebration.
5 in tall x 3 in wide
$95
For a long time, elephants have been considered a good luck charm. If you want to ensure that only fortune enters your house, place a carving of an elephant or a picture of one, with his trunk pointed towards the door.
This lucky elephant was handcrafted from a beautiful multi green onyx.
6 in deep x 8 1/2 in tall x 3 in wide
$69
Regardless of whether you're using this basket for toting baked goods to your son's bake sale or hauling home organic produce from the farmer's market, you won't have to worry about losing your grip.
This vintage basket features a sturdy leather handle.
14 in round x 13 in tall
$49
Envy is the most wasteful emotion. Unless of course others are jealous of your amazing home furnishings.
This pair of 1960s glass bottles makes a bold statement.
22 1/2 in tall x 5in wide
$30/each
Just because you're a grown-up with grown-up responsibilities, doesn't mean you can't incorporate color and fun into your home decor. This doll adds a splash of joy no matter where she's standing.
This 1960s handmade paper mâche doll hails from Mexico.
11 in wide x 15 in tall
$49
As a college student, your mother urged you to buy two pairs of fitted sheets so that you wouldn't have to wait for one to finish washing. Mom's words of advice may or may not be the reason your linen collection is getting out of control.
This vintage market basket was handcrafted in Poland and would make a great linen storage basket.
36 in wide x 21 in tall x 21 in deep
$195
Who says you have to be a grandma in order to have a purse full of butterscotch candies? You have a Costco membership for a reason.
This 1950's Alligator purse comes with the original matching coin purse.
9 1/2 in wide x 3 in deep x 12 in tall
$79
Living a minimalist life doesn't mean you have to rid your home of any nostalgia or memorable keepsakes, quite the contrary. Instead, it encourages you to examine the objects (or collectibles) and determine how much joy something brings you. If your concert ticket stub collection brings you absolute joy, then find them a place that they can coexist with your other treasured possessions. We are choosy of the people who we let into our lives, we should have the same standard for objects.
This hand carved onyx dish would be perfect for holding treasured keepsakes such as jewelry or ticket stubs.
2 in tall x 5 in round
$59
How the hell is anyone supposed to recognize their luggage when every single suitcase on the conveyor belt is also black with wheels?
This vintage Pullman luggage piece by The French Co. of California features a grey rose tapestry and lightweight frame. Folds easily for storage.
$95
There is nothing a good book and warm cup of tea can't cure. Many people make the mistake of trying to escape from a stressful day by scrolling through their "noise"feed. All this does, however, is cause more stress.
This pair of ram head bookends is made of solid brass.
7 in tall x 5 in wide x 5 in deep
$95
Still haven't found your prince charming? Don't fret! There are plenty of crumbly cookies to keep your mouth occupied in the meantime.
This set of vintage frog containers would be great for cookie storage.
$59/set
Don't get your feathers in a tizzy, sometimes life is just like that. Hold your beak up high and keep on quacking.
This pair of oversized brass duck head book ends would look great on your office desk.
$95
Though you consider yourself a bookworm through and through, you also appreciate aesthetically appealing objects to give you inspiration.
This pair of 1980s Modernist bookends were crafted from an exotic wood
$95
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