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Pennoyer Newman Parthenon Pot

Filed under: Decor, Garden

If your garden needs a posh makeover the pricey pots of Pennoyer Newman are an excellent place to start. The small company specializes in garden pots, birdbaths, statues and pedestals cast in resin stone and based on antique designs. The designs are all weather resistant. One of my favorites is this Parthenon plaque container. The designs are copies of a frieze on the west side of the Parthenon and were made before the practice of taking impressions of the building was banned. This pot measures 20"H X 26"W X 26"D and sells for $750.

String of Pearls Trivet

Filed under: Gadgets

Here's a beautiful string of pearls not for your neck, but for your counter-top or table instead. Made of white porcelain pearls 1 1/2" in diameter, the unique String of Pearls trivet will give you loads of usable flexibility to protect your home's surfaces along with a healthy dose of style while you're at it. To accommodate any size dish or pot it can be looped into a single large oval, a smaller double ring, or even a figure eight for holding two smaller pots side by side. $60

Ramzix Planter by Divinities

Filed under: Decor, Garden


Divinities designer Daniel Saenz draws on the pyramid for inspiration for his handcrafted pieces. This freestanding fiberglass and metal planter clearly shows his affinity for the steep angles of the ancient triangle, while giving a nod to modernism with the brightly hued finish. At 60" tall and 58" wide, a small tree would fit nicely in the center, with plenty of room for colorful accents in the smaller recesses. $10,000.

Kuppersbusch Induction Wok Cooktop

Filed under: Decor, Dining

The round bottom of the wok is designed to circulate heat quickly and evenly, while keeping the food in constant motion, exposing the maximum amount of food surface to heat in a short time.  The Induction Wok by Kuppersbusch was made to do all of this without the danger and expensive energy needed to put out 65,000 BTU of flame.  It uses electromagnetic energy to heat only the metal wok and not the surface, which will stay cool to the touch at all times.  This piece would look great in that luxury kitchen or urban style loft. Hi-tech cooking at hi-tech prices: retail is $3,500 for one spot. 

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