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Ming Thompson

  1. small spaces
    Compact Objects for a Handsomer BathroomIncluding a space-saving storage tray and butter-yellow baskets.
  2. small spaces
    Some Actually Nice-Looking Small-Space Storage SolutionsA slim cart, a felted bin, and a tiny little table with endless uses.
  3. curbed catalogue
    11 Actually Affordable (and Especially Nice-Looking) Floor LampsIncluding a handsome option sourced from the children’s section of Crate and Barrel.
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    An Assortment of Excellent Under-$400 Wall HangingsPennants, pint-size quilts, and framable tapestries.
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    All Manner of Animal-Themed DécorSome horse-printed sheets and an armadillo pillow.
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    Nice-Looking (But Still Playful) Kids-Room PiecesA maplewood floor bed, a Calder-esque mobile, and a gigantic pillow.
  7. curbed catalogue
    15 Space-Completing Side TablesIn all manner of materials.
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    Some Under-$500 Architect-Approved Side ChairsA cousin to the popular CB2 Gwyneth Chair, a crushed velvet swivel, and more.
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    10 Elegant (Yet Still Utilitarian) Trash CansFrom open-top bins for the bedroom to semi-closed wastebaskets for the bath to tall cans for the kitchen.
  10. curbed catalogue
    15 Especially Well Designed Bedside LampsWe asked designer Ming Thompson to share her favorites across all price points.
  11. decor
    19 Design-y Décor Ideas (From an Architect) for Under $300From Jonathan Adler cubes to Scandi side tables.
  12. last minute week
    23 Design-y Stocking Stuffers for Kids for Under $10You’ll want lots of them for yourself.
  13. gifts they might actually want
    The Best Gifts for Little FoodiesFrom avocado teethers to taco booties.
  14. expert-approved gifts
    The Best Design Gifts Under $30 for Kids, According to an ArchitectIncluding a French toy train, gemstone-shaped crayons, and a straw architecture set.
  15. recommended by experts
    The 20 Things to Buy in Your 20s That You’ll Have for LifeSome are pricey, some aren’t, but you’ll hold onto it all forever.
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