Ett La Benn’s Kami Pots are gorgeous. They are made from 100% biodegradable cellulose, a material that is both very solid, abundant, and light.

Via Man Make Home.

Dylan Kendall’s Efeet Collection is pretty sweet – bowls, vases, sugar bowls, all with feet. It reminds me of Jorine Oosterhoff’s Tea Time tableware – I don’t know what it is about adding a pair of feet to a bowl or a vase, but it definitely makes for some happy tableware. Even better, $1 of every item sold goes to support Hollywood Arts.

The Edgewood Cup is a series of porcelain cups with wood grain imprints. I like the mixture of natural and manmade.

When I think about Baccarat, an image of cheesy crystal animals comes to mind. But the company is definitely branching out into more interesting pieces like the Jaime Hayon collection of crystal containers.

Nervous System just launched these gorgeous Hive modular silicone rubber trivets that feature an organic embossed pattern inspired by cellular forms. I love the colors that they come in – aqua, cherry, charcoal, clear and black for $12 each. The trivets also fit together seamlessly to create a fun design element for your tabletop. So nice!

I think pretty much everything that Donna Wilson does is adorable.

How beautiful is this wooden tableware by MUTE? I want!

Via Spoon & Tomago.

Love these cute and funny Drink Bottle Openers by Vitamin…

The Forest-Spoon! Nendo’s design for the Japan-wide curry chain restaurant Coco Ichibanya’s annual ‘Grandmother Curry’ campaign, in which 100,000 lucky customers win curry spoons through a lottery.

Spoons are a tool for eating, and our world is full of spoons designed for that function. In contrast, we wanted to make a spoon that would be fun to look at when it wasn’t in use. As part of this, we know that spoons are used on their own, but wanted to create a spoon design that would have a new charm when the spoons were brought together. When our spoon is lying on its own on a kitchen shelf, it looks like a single tree. But when you assemble a number of spoons, our design creates a ‘landscape’ in the home.

This is our last gift guide for this year. Hope you enjoyed them and found a little something for your loved ones! Happy holidays – thanks so much for visiting our blog! You can see all of the gift guides here.