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Friendly Everyday Objects for Home, Work, and Play
Friendly Everyday Objects for Home, Work, and Play
by Areaware
Areaware believes the best design evokes good feelings, and thinks everyday objects should be as fun as they are functional. Their products are artful, and fun, and have a story just as unique as the designers who created them.
Areaware collaborates with independent designers to create pieces that bring a touch of delight and charm into your home. Some of their designers are well-known and established in the industry, while others are up-and-coming, bringing diversity and a fresh perspective to the world of design.
For the limited time, shop Areaware’s sale for unique gifts and everything you need for throwing the most designy holiday parties.
Use code VERYMERRY25 for 25% off all gifts and hosting essentials.
Areaware collaborates with independent designers to create pieces that bring a touch of delight and charm into your home. Some of their designers are well-known and established in the industry, while others are up-and-coming, bringing diversity and a fresh perspective to the world of design.
For the limited time, shop Areaware’s sale for unique gifts and everything you need for throwing the most designy holiday parties.
Use code VERYMERRY25 for 25% off all gifts and hosting essentials.
*Note that some links in this post are affiliate links. Third parties might compensate us if you purchase recommended products.
Shop some of our favorites:
Everybody Grinders
by Dusen DusenEverybody needs a little spice sometimes. The Everybody Grinder is there for you whenever you need some flavor on your plate and some color in the kitchen. Designed by Dusen Dusen for Areaware.
Buy on Areaware
$48.00
Every Pet Eats Set
by AreawareIs the Every Pet Eats Set really for your pet? Or is it actually for you? Because when you think about it, the pleasing shape of the bowl's rolled rim, its ceramic glossiness, and its satisfying primary color palette will probably be lost on your furry friend. And will they appreciate how the silicone, no-slip mat translates to less mess? Most likely not—but you will.
Buy on Areaware
$95.00
Pluma Stool
by Steven BukowskiThe Pluma Stool is a fresh take on the classic milking stool, updated with a curvy and modern shape. It comes flat-packed, and the hardware is built-in, so assembly is a breeze. Use it as an extra place to sit, a side table, or a plant stand.
Buy on Areaware
$165.00
Stacking Planter
by Chen Chen and Kai WilliamsThe Stacking Planter discretely integrates both a planter and saucer into one form. Lift out the bottom ring to reveal a hidden saucer. The circular stoneware form takes its inspiration from high voltage ceramic insulators found on power lines.
Buy on Areaware
$32.00 - $100.00
Serving Friends Board
by Selena LiuWhoever said food isn’t to be played with hasn’t met Serving Friends. This wooden board is cut in a fun floral shape and has an indented circular center, making space for a ramekin or small bowl. Cut and chop on one side and serve on the other. It’s the perfect helper for any home chef, dinner party host, or snack time enthusiast.
Buy on Areaware
$55.00
Doodle Crayons
by Nikolas BentelDoodle Crayons ask you to consider how you make art, rather than what you make. Move them this way and that, pull them along on their sides, or push them around flat. Doodle and scribble mindfully or mindlessly to create your own messy musings.
Buy on Areaware
$8.00
Kirby Vase
by Talbot and YoonA Kirby is a ceramic vase for floral arrangements, small bouquets, or a simple stem. Available in three shapes, each with a distinct personality. Think of it as a best bud vase to keep you company.
Buy on Areaware
$55.00
Serving Friends
by Selena LiuWhoever said food isn’t to be played with hasn’t met Serving Friends. These wooden spoons, carved into charming shapes, bring joy and humor to your dining table. No matter what you’re serving, they'll always be there to serve up smiles.
Buy on Areaware
$40.00
Wall Clocks
by Pat KimThrough three-dimensional, abstract shapes, this clock offers a way to visualize the passing of time in a playful way. Each hour is relatively represented by a sphere, cylinder, cube and bell. Place it wherever you need a gentle reminder to take time less seriously.
Buy on Areaware
$85.00
Block Party
by Andy RementerEveryone at the Block Party is like you and me: each with a unique personality and story to tell, shaped by the communities they live in. Stack and rearrange their pieces any way you like – or mix and match to create your own collection of neighborhood friends.
Buy on Areaware
$32.00
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ABOUT AREAWARE
Areaware believes the best design evokes good feelings, and thinks everyday objects should be as fun as they are functional. Their products are artful, and fun, and have a story just as unique as the designers who created them.
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