Kipik Toothpick Holder

You guys, we'd like you to meet our new party pal, Englebert the Hedgehog. He assists with cocktail weenie-stabbing and olive-skewering. We befriended him not only because he's adorable, but also because he can kick it on the table or perch on the lid of... [More]

Thomaspaul Artifacts Dinner Tray

Unexpected company? Let the Artifacts Dinner Tray ($12) help you look like you're always prepared for the unannounced pop-in. Just don't mention to your guests that the Triscuit crackers you're serving them are almost as old as the ancient Romans depicted on this melamine plate.... [More]

Winter Mugtail Set

While some of the cups in this Winter Mugtail set ($61) are certainly more ergonomic than others (c'mon, moose!), we'd be happy to have these woodland creatures holding our coffee or tea. They play really well into our Disney princess fantasy, where every animal under... [More]

Rosanna Rococo Noir Medium Cake Pedestal

Prissy pastries not for you? If you prefer a dark devil's food to a plate of pastel macaroons, the Rosanna Rococo Noir Medium Cake Pedestal ($65) might have a home in your kitchen cabinet.... [More]

Baby Cie Pirates Dinnerware

Toddlers share several traits with pirates. They plunder and pillage everything they can get their hands on. They walk like drunken sailors. They babble incoherently as they sail their ships in the bathtub. And they wear more food in their hair than actually makes it... [More]

Peace & Love Coasters

The groovy Peace & Love Coasters ($48) from Jonathan Adler look like they're just as ready as you are for a cocktail. Thankfully, they're not looking to sip it, but rather, keep it from sweating on to your woodwork. That's assuming you let your Manhattan... [More]

L'Orangerie Dipping Dishes

With their old-fashioned botanical prints, these L'Orangerie Dipping Dishes ($34) will dress up a whole range of treats and condiments, from nuts and cheeses to olive oil to sweets. As if we needed our nibbles to be any more enticing.... [More]

Cheap Thrill: Googly Eyes Drink Markers

Teenage Mutant Ninja... Beer? We can't help but think of our favorite pizza-scarfing, Foot-Clan-fighting turtles when we look at these Googly Eyes Drink Markers ($5). Cowabunga!... [More]

Wine Pearls

We've been using whiskey stones in our rocks glasses for ages, but this is the first time we've seen a set of Wine Pearls ($27 for four)! The pearls are stainless steel capsules with freezing gel centers. Outside the freezer (and inside your wine or... [More]

Big Life Square Tray

Your mushroom-and-salmon canapés may be on the small side, but once they're all gobbled up, Dickinson's words may inspire you and your party guests to live large. You know, after you digest your food. There's no need to rush, especially when you're lounging around with... [More]

Eva Hand-Painted Cups

If we're going to consent to wash something by hand, you know it's gotta be good. The stainless steel Eva Hand-Painted Cups ($12 each) are worth the extra effort, thanks to those purdy birdies gracing the outsides. Though we will admit that we save them... [More]

Majorca Stripe Placemats

Dressing up your tablescape doesn't mean you have to go all Martha Stewart (or worse, Sandra Lee). All you need is a few key pieces that provide color and style. The Majorca Stripe Placemats ($8 each) are a simple way to add both. And they're... [More]

Crisps Print Melamine Bowl

Oh cruel Crisps Print Melamine Bowl ($16)! You mock our self-control, and yet, we're still hoping you'll work with us and not against us. Will your chip print fool our eyes into thinking we're eating more than we are, or are we doomed to always... [More]

Black is Blue Bowls

These Black is Blue Bowls admittedly come with a deeper-message price tag ($25-$83). And sure enough, it turns out that designer Anne Black inverted their design, painting inside instead of out, to remind us that "beauty comes from within". Whatever. We just think it'll be... [More]

Homebrew Pint Glasses

We currently know, like, eight dudes who have decided to try their hands at brewing. We don't mind being their taste testers, but we're thinking maybe it's our turn. We'll nab a kit, ferment away, and then pour our concoctions into these Homebrew Pint Glasses... [More]

Optimist Tumbler

Need a little pick-me-up in the morning? Sip your java from this Optimist Tumbler ($48). It cheerfully reminds you to look on the bright side of life.... [More]

Roost Golden Berry Champagne Glasses

Champagne is the best. It also goes straight to our heads, bubbling up our senses of both decency and coordination. That's why we're digging these Roost Golden Berry Champagne Glasses ($98). Their stemless style means they'll be a bit more sturdy than the traditional variety,... [More]

Modernist Bowls

On a ramen noodle budget? No problem! You can still slurp up their salty goodness out of badass vessels. We promise, trading in your hand-me-down CorningWare for a few Modernist Bowls ($8 each) will have you feeling like a Real Adult in no time.... [More]

London Life Utensil Set

There are hobo kits, and then there are picnic sets for true outdoor eating connoisseurs. This London Life Utensil Set ($42) falls into the latter category. It includes seven pieces in luscious teak, accompanied by a travel-friendly rustic felt roll. We may not be at... [More]

Little Canoe Narwhal Mug

They're nature's coolest animal after the honey badger. We're talking about narwhals, the unicorns of the sea. Let them add a touch of whimsy to your morning with this Little Canoe Narwhal Mug ($17).... [More]

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