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The best reading spot in the house doesn’t have to be within reach of an outlet.

This is the only lamp that lets you control your lighting experience by adjusting its beam width to suit any task or ambiance.

Thanks to the textured non-skid backing, you won’t have to teach this pet-hair protector to “stay”.

For adding glow to any room without letting outlet locations get a vote.

Wrap yourself in pure rejuvenation with gentle, deep-penetrating infrared relief.

Make sure the good chair remains the good chair.

For anyone who respects the rattly honesty of the classic box fan, but is ready to proceed with slightly more dignity.

It brings big, adjustable brightness to a room in a slim, polished design that knows how to mind its business.

Casts a wide, even glow worthy of a grand piano. Or building model airplanes. (We don’t know what you’re into.)

It can do every color in the rainbow. It can also be white. We appreciate the restraint.

Now you lay on down to sleep. Regal comfort courtesy of Europe’s fluffiest ducks.

A classic facade of Christmas fancy.

Developed only for Hammacher Schlemmer, these are the washable covers that protect furniture from pet hair and damage without the slippage common to lesser models.

A flower that can never die makes for an imperfect symbol of enduring love.

A ranunculus by any other name would still produce stunning fresh-cut bouquets.

Chances are that the sharpest knife in the drawer didn’t get that way by accident.

Pillow technology has evolved beyond a sack of goose parts.

It’s a borderline conspiracy that there isn’t one in every home.

Cheerful, multicolored blooms that take the “bland” out of “anemone blanda”.

Their soaring stalks climb toward the heavens. Their exquisite blooms convince you you’re already there.

Anemone, Gladiolus, Allium Moly, and Ixia unite in a pollinator-attracting supergroup.

A proper cap collection should face forward, not disappear into the closet like you’re ashamed of half of them.

It’s a stay at home kind of day. A hunker down and just peek out the window now and then kind of day. A clean your plumage kind of day. Wait, what?

Bright, modern task lighting has rarely been so determined to look like it belongs beside a wingback chair.

Unless you’ve been blessed with a knack for such things, it’s hard to put your finger on exactly why that one house on your street looks so darn good at night.

There’s no holiday indignity quite like trying to haul a majestic artificial tree up a flight of stairs with fake pine needles digging into your face.

The holidays lose a little magic when packing things up means dusty cardboard boxes in the basement.

Because most books never get a large-print edition.

For giving a favorite bottle a second career in ambiance.

Sometimes a bit of a smile is all you’re really going for.

The traditional gift for a 17th anniversary is furniture, but nobody actually knows that (and this’ll work for any other anniversary, too).

It may be the thought that counts, but expressing it 17 times can’t hurt.

Speak loudly but carry a small rose.

Flowers can say a lot, but it’s helpful when they literally spell it out.

Buying an air purifier for a larger room can feel like a leap of faith, mostly because the room is very large and the purifier is usually not.

Every room has an atmosphere, which is charming until you remember that atmosphere is made of air, and air is full of stuff.

This Scotch pine’s softly flocked branches create the impression of a gentle snowfall, with varied needle tones and textures that lend the tree remarkable visual depth.

A garland of bountiful berries.

Vivid red poinsettias with a soft glow.

Just a jolly drop of holly.

We heard you had an empty urn.

All the presence of a fresh-cut tree, none of the needles in your socks.

A perfect peppermint paradise in one wreath.

A peppermint dream of a garland.

Deck your door with ALL the holly!

The ultimate supporting cast for your garden show - and always ready to take center stage, too.

Calling this foliage “two-tone” is underselling it. Look at those infinite shadings.

Behold bulbs begetting big bountiful begonia blossoms.

The eternal hosta quandary: big leaves or really big leaves?

Which is better, their dazzling color or their sweetly intoxicating scent? Both. Both are better.

Nuptials in the offing? Grow your own and save. Now, if only you could grow 200 servings of lasagna…

More than thirty eight-inch blooms on each eight-foot stalk. The math says that equals a lot of “wow”.

AKA May bells, Our Lady’s tears, and muguet. Anyone with this many pseudonyms must have an interesting past…

Dahlia is the flower. Lilac is the color. Don’t worry, there won’t be any confusion when they bloom.

More wow for your effort. One of the easiest flowers to grow and hardest to beat.

Flocks flock to phlox. Hummingbirds and butterflies will put your garden at the top of their summer vacation itinerary.

Shaped like hearts, sparkle like diamonds, elegance in spades. Join the bleeding hearts club.

Understatement, understatement. These bleeding hearts are the drama queens of the garden and they won’t apologize for that.

Central heat is a wonderful idea until one chilly room starts behaving like it negotiated a separate climate agreement.

O say can you see? With this amply-sized, star-spangled rose, visibility won’t be a problem.

The incomparable indulgence of a towel that’s already warm when you reach for it.

Whatever vexations the day throws at you, you can shrug them off if you know hot towels are waiting at the end of it.

It’s the most tastful possible way to intrude on a bird that’s trying to bathe.

Do you think we call them hummingbirds because they can’t remember the words?

Most bees don’t live in hives.

Some guests don’t need room service. They just need a quiet place to check in, do their work, and politely ignore you.

A butterfly flaps its wings and causes a hurricane halfway across the globe. So what happens when you nurture a backyard full? Only chaos theory knows for sure.

Home security meets envy-inducing lightscaping.

There’s exactly one reason that the great architecture of old was never adorned with glowing LED crosses, and that’s that LEDs hadn’t been invented yet.

Sweat away from it all. When you close the door on your own personal one-seater sauna, the world basically disappears.

Three really good knives will take you surprisingly far in life.

A good knife set changes how cooking feels, usually somewhere around the second onion.

A fully stocked knife block has a way of making the kitchen feel impressive before you’ve even started cooking. (After that, it’s up to you.)

The kind of steak knives that make people pick them up before dinner just to look at them more closely. (We’re sure they’ll enjoy the food, too.)

At some point, your knives are nice enough that you have to start buying better steak.

There are people who will absolutely notice the difference between good steak knives and bad ones. Frustratingly, they’re usually right.

A good, sharp blade is a reminder that it’s the knife that’s supposed to do the cutting, not you.

At a certain point, you’re just running up the score.

The best precision tools tend to look a little dramatic. It’s nice to know that someone cared.

It won’t revive a bad loaf of bread, but it will let a good one slice up with the dignity it deserves.

Good boning knives don’t fight anatomy. They cooperate with it (and make it look easy).

This one requires a bit of skill.

Sometimes it’s the small, quiet ones that you have to watch out for.

You’re going to feel cool every time you grab one.

Some storage blocks are made to help your kitchen knives disappear. Others are more of a display piece.

At some point a knife set stops looking purely functional and starts looking a little ceremonial.

If you live the type of life where you need to travel with your chef’s knives, you should probably write a book about it.

Sometimes looking pretty is a very low priority.

A carpet shampooer that isn’t the clunkiest piece of equipment in your house–who knew that this was even an option?

You know those quiet little sweepers you’ve seen in restaurants? It turns out they work just as well at home.

A compact cleaner with a tendency to expand its responsibilities.

Ever notice how professional cleaners never seem to be using those stylish vacuums with the fun colors and snappy marketing?

You start with one quick pass and then notice the little stuff—corners, edges, the stairs, the couch. Good thing the next tool you need is already in your hand.

The only thing better than hitting the sauna is finishing up and already being home.

The spill always wins the race. It spreads faster than you expect, finds carpet immediately, and settles in like it belongs there. Here’s where you turn the tables.

Sometimes water alone isn’t enough, even if it’s coming fast enough to put your eye out.

Be honest, calling it a foam cannon makes you way more interested in whatever chore this is going to help you with.

When clean air matters, the powerful DC motor is strong without being noisy, efficient without compromising power, and effective while being not half bad to look at.

It cleans the air without you having to think about it. Built-in aromatherapy turns any room into a spa-like experience. Oh, and controlling things is as easy as reaching for your phone.

Quiet. Calm. Works fast. Low-maintenance. Everything you want in a roommate.

These days your smartphone can do just about anything. Now it can even clean the air you breathe. (Well…sort of.)

Compact but powerful, it’s a stylish home air purifier that’s smart enough to run itself.

Any roses will make a statement. These will still have something to say this time next year.

A great knife block takes a stand. Don’t even reach for that drawer—everything you need is right here.

It’s a real Goldilocks situation. Or it would be, if “just right” meant a restrained set of exactly eight knives with everything you need and nothing you don’t.

Somewhere between “I need a knife” and “why do I own three of the same one,” a starter set makes a lot of sense.

This wearable neck fan surrounds the back of the neck with a curved band that quietly directs airflow where you feel it most.

A knife for everything. And a label so you actually use the right one.

Low-pressure shower? You don’t have to live like this.

This smoke capturing kitchen hood is the answer to smoky kitchens and stubborn cooking odors.

“It’s like a sauna in here!” - You, in whatever room you turn this on.

This 39" geometric light-up Nutcracker guard brings holiday sparkle to every facet (get it?).

The Santa of the future, or a midcentury modern throwback? Either way, Christmas gets a fresh look this year.

Luxuriate in supportive yet plush white duck down. Ever wondered why ducks look so well-rested?

The roast may or may not turn out, but the lighting will be on point.

This is the smell of not bugs. Also oranges.

Wreaths? They’re so last year. What you want now is a big, lit bottle cap espousing holiday cheer.

It’s time for House Claus to take it’s rightful place at the top of the tree.

In the hush of winter, it’s often the smallest touches that help us feel the most alive.

There’s something reassuring about a snowman who looks genuinely pleased to be arriving at your door.

There’s a certain joy in ornaments that don’t try too hard, with simple shapes, soft textures, and colors that have endured generations of winter decorating.

Delivering you those cozy Christmas vibes.

Keep the grandma-core aesthetic, lose the fire hazard.

Classically beautiful with just the right amount of LEDs.

The holiday spirit: coming to you every hour, on the hour.

Developed to help astronauts adapt to extreme temperature fluctuations. Perfect for those nights when you want to cozy up under two blankets rather than one.

When the fun is winding down, dry 'em off with a bit of whimsy.