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Among the most iconic works in modern art, Warhol’s 32 Campbell’s Soup Cans paintings took various forms, including a 1965 series comprised of 19 different colored cans. For these works, Warhol not only used ink colors that departed from real colors, but also spray painted the backgrounds and the lower (white) portion of the label…
From dinner for one to a party of four, this Expandable Steel Dish Rack elongates to suit your clean-up needs. Just slide to extend it to almost twice its size (from 12.5″ to 20.75″ long). The design incorporates other smart features like a three-position, adjustable drain spout and a chopping board rail. The Expandable Steel…
This print features a reproduction of Georgia O’Keeffe’s Early No. 2 (1915). O’Keeffe’s work is represented in MoMA’s collection.
These acrylic designs by postmodern designer Nicolai Canetti from 1994 are the original magnetic picture frames, conceived as “frameless frames” that do not detract from the photos or objects being displayed. The size makes it ideal for framing postcards and pictures in different sizes. (Postcards not included.) The Original Magnetic Frame measures 5h x 7w…
Among the most iconic works in modern art, Warhol’s 32 Campbell’s Soup Cans paintings took various forms, including a 1965 series comprised of 19 different colored cans. For these works, Warhol not only used ink colors that departed from real colors, but also spray painted the backgrounds and the lower (white) portion of the label…
These elegant hand-blown glasses, in six unique shapes and colors, are perfect for liqueurs, spirits and sweet wines. Each specific shape has been created to enhance the tasting experience. Set of six.
An intriguing and useful object, from MoMA’s collection to your home. A famous trompe l’oeil object designed by Makoto Komatsu in 1979, the Paper Bag Vase is represented in MoMA’s collection. Crafted in Japan from porcelain with a matte finish, the vase is cleverly rendered in the shape of a classic paper lunch bag, complete…
Italian whimsy for your favorite flower arrangements. A trompe l’oeil object inspired by a popular pasta shape. This large yellow ceramic vase is inspired by bowtie pasta and is a whimsical way to display flowers—from rustic bouquets to dramatic arrangements. The Pasta Vase can also be used as a fun vessel to store cooking utensils,…
A stylish, circular bin with an easy-push petal. From Joseph Joseph comes this sleek stainless steel Arc Trash Bin, designed with space-saving in mind. The soft-close lid opens when you step on the easy-push petal, which is ingeniously integrated into the Arc’s footprint, saving valuable floor space. The bin also features a discreet cubby in…
MoMA Exclusive: Toast your bread to perfection with the Bodum Bistro 2-Slice Toaster. It features five variable browning settings, taking your bread from light to golden to dark and bronzed—and everything in between. Features of the Bodum Bistro 2-Slice Toaster include: Defrost setting for toasting frozen bread. Cancel button for complete control of your toasting….
A mini version of Giancarlo Mattioli 1965 Nesso Lamp, the Nessino was created by Mattioli in 1967 and is ideal for smaller spaces, bedside tables and desks. Like the Nesso, the Nessino’s design was guided by the era’s enthusiasm for space-age forms and materials, and experimentations with then-newly-available thermoplastic resins. The Nessino Lamp’s eye-catching shape…
A mini version of Giancarlo Mattioli 1965 Nesso Lamp, the Nessino was created by Mattioli in 1967 and is ideal for smaller spaces, bedside tables and desks. Like the Nesso, the Nessino’s design was guided by the era’s enthusiasm for space-age forms and materials, and experimentations with then-newly-available thermoplastic resins. The Nessino Lamp’s eye-catching shape…
A mini version of Giancarlo Mattioli 1965 Nesso Lamp, the Nessino was created by Mattioli in 1967 and is ideal for smaller spaces, bedside tables and desks. Like the Nesso, the Nessino’s design was guided by the era’s enthusiasm for space-age forms and materials, and experimentations with then-newly-available thermoplastic resins. The Nessino Lamp’s eye-catching shape…
HAY, a manufacturer in MoMA’s collection, has reinvented the vase with these color-blocked statement makers. Crafted in Morocco from recycled hand-blown glass which is then painted, this weighty piece is ideal for dramatic flower arrangements.
A stylish, circular bin with an easy-push petal. From Joseph Joseph comes this sleek stainless steel Arc Trash Bin, designed with space-saving in mind. The soft-close lid opens when you step on the easy-push petal, which is ingeniously integrated into the Arc’s footprint, saving valuable floor space. The bin also features a discreet cubby in…
Modern, organized, whimsical: This set of four white porcelain seasoning vessels are crafted in the shape of minimalist houses, in descending order of height. Their surfaces are embossed with accents that represent windows, for a decorative touch. Use the two large vessels for olive oil and vinegar, and the two smaller ones for salt and…
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