Sugar Editorial Picks
Oct 09, 2008 -
Much like shoes and handbags, you can never have too many placemats — or any table linens, for that matter. They're simply an effortless accessory that dresses your dining room up or down. Inviting the parents over?
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Jul 23, 2008 -
I'm not quite sure if I'm sick of the cuckoo clock trend or not, but I must admit I like the Klaus Rosburg Cuckoo Clock ($95). While there's been a proliferation of die-cut mirrors, something about the mirrored silhouette shape of a cuckoo clock against this exposed brick wall caught my eye. The ornate, three-dimensional design of traditional cuckoo clocks gives them a lively, kitschy feel, but seeing one in silhouette form made me appreciate them in a whole new way.
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Mar 14, 2008 -
When I lived on the East Coast, I always felt like "West Coasters" were the people who felt obliged to let their coastal origins be known. But, I suppose that's not entirely true; these Recycled Rubber Coasters ($38) were made in Maine. I still don't support this East/West superiority complex that some people have.
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Dec 03, 2007 -
The SUCK UK Moon Jar ($40), a luna-like light that comes equipped with a solar-powered cell and rechargeable battery that soaks up sunlight, is new at Elsewares these days. If it looks familiar, it is: it's the dimmer sister of the Sun Jar, which we've raved about before. Still packaged in that traditional mason jar, it automatically flicks on for five hours when it gets dark, or can be turned off with a switch inside.
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Dec 21, 2007 -
As part of our Best of 2007 polls, you chose Elsewares as your favorite online boutique. I have to agree that Elsewares has some lovely homewares, including this lumen, which I've kind of fallen in love with. One of my other fave online boutiques, Rose and Radish, has a physical store here in San Francisco, so if you get the chance to visit our, fair city by the bay, be sure to stop in and check it out!
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