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"GREAT DESIGN UNDER $100\nA new selection of low-cost treasures that reflect creativity and style\nDesigned by Anna Rabinowicz for RabLabs, these platters\u2014made of pure Brazilian agate\u2014are perfect for serving sushi, cheese and crackers, tapas or any other bites. Available in purple, pink, blue and natural from 2JANE; $55 for a set of 2 small plates (approximately 6\") and $70 for one large (approximately 9\").\nJim Schatz designed and handcrafted an Egg Bank to help us build\u2014or rebuild\u2014a nest egg. Visit J Schatz to find this, which is available in nine glossy colors for $95 each, and other egg-inspired designs.\nIf your guests can't relax in an Eames chair, at least they can rest their drinks on one. Each coaster in the set of four\u2014available for $20 at MoMA Design Store\u2014features a different design, all of which were created by Charles and Ray Eames between 1946 and 1956.\nAt 5\" x 5\" x 3\", this lacquered box, $65, from Zipper is the perfect place to store your most precious little items. Its jet-black interior is a nice contrast to the pale blue and beige exterior.\nBritish designer Michael Sodeau and Japanese firm Suikosha teamed to create the ANYTHING collection of sleek desk essentials, including an alarm clock, stapler, scissors and tape dispenser, made for those who like to accessorize their workspace. The clock retails for $69.00 from A+R and is available in orange, yellow, black or white.\nGarden in style this summer, using the Celia Birtwell Watering Can, adorned with a floral pattern created by the famous textile designer and early muse of David Hockey. It retails for $49.00 at Sprout Home.\nChristian Bj\u00F8rn designed a collection of porcelain and stainless steel oil lamps and tea light holders, capable of illuminating your patio and garden for outdoor entertaining all summer long. Available in black and white, a set of two tea light holders retails for $35.95 from Emmo Home. Its oil lamp counterpart costs $119.95.\nQuelObjet.com carries an array of tea towels, something we, in America, regard as ordinary kitchen essentials, but which the French view as works of art. The young painter Laurent Front\u00E8re depicts a series of cochons, or swine, on this tea towel. Also available for $21 each, are his goat and cow towels, all 100% cotton and woven on antique jacquard looms.\nProtect and disguise your MacBook Pro with BookBook, a padded computer case that looks like an antique leather bound book. The BookBook retails for $79.99 at Twelve South; compatible with 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pros.\nRoss Menuez designed the Feather Kuma Pouch for AREAWARE so that you could carry your makeup, pens, money or whatever else in style\u2014you may even want to ditch your purse and use it as a clutch. The pouch, $24.00, also comes in a dot, herringbone and zig pattern.\nWith over 500 retro designs to choose from, FabulousStationery.com allows you to customize any kind of card you could ever imagine\u2014from thank-you notes, birth announcements and invitations to stationery and business cards. Although prices vary, a set of 20 \"Icon\" note cards (left), for example, retails for $45 and a set of 100 business cards (right) retails for $55."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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