Artist Damien Hirst has created a limited edition version of the ever popular Vipp bin, The Dotted Vipp Bin , with inspiration from his iconic colorful dot design, Chloramphenicol Acetyltransferase. Designed exclusively for the opening of the Astrup Fearnley Museum in Oslo, Norway, there will be a limited number of them for sale at the museum. You can pony up 3400NOK or about $600 US dollars to get your very own

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The Dotted Vipp Bin by Damien Hirst

Alessi teamed up with Studio Dror to create an exclusive modern Mezuzah for The Jewish Museum . Named “Connection, it is the first piece in the “Alessi for The Jewish Museum” collection. The mezuzah is realized in 18/10 stainless steel and features an undulating pattern that kind of reminds me of a topographic map. Rust-proof, this mezuzah is a great option for just about any doorway including outdoor entrances like covered porches and patio entryways

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A Modern Mezuzah

Who likes Art Deco?! If you didn’t catch it in the Times today, here’s the news.  Until January 5^th get yourself over to the Metropolitan Museum of Art for a gallery full of French Art Deco furnishings.  The collection has been arranged by Jared Gross, one of the museum’s associate curators, and contains nearly 150 objects. This is about 75% of the museum French Art Deco collection and the most EVER exhibited at one time. Seriously, how awesome are those green chairs?

So check it out and report back!

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