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"GREAT DESIGN UNDER $100\nReal Finds that Won\u2019t Break the Bank\nA solar panel on top and an LED bulb offer a twist on these Shoji Lanterns from gardeners.com. Each lantern is 10\u201D in diameter and covered in weather-resistant nylon, with your choice of white, orange or apple green. Sold individually for $24.95.\nDesigned by Bodie and Fou, the set of tea-light holders and matching hurricane lights are made of white mat ceramic and can be purchased at bodieandfou.com. The tea-light holders come as a set of 4 for approximately $25.00, while the hurricane lamp is sold separately for approximately $22.00.\nThese small ceramic wall clocks with feathers are designed by Chris Koens for Thorsten van Elten (thorstenvanelten.com). They come in dark or pale blue, with a little feather in the middle moving every second. Each clock sells for approximately $43.00.\nLe Corbusier, Charles Jencks, Antonio Gaudi and other top names of 20th century architecture appear in this unique deck of cards, which features Pre-Modernism, Modernism, Post-Modernism and De-Structuralism as the four suits \u2013 and a couple of surprise jokers. The playing cards sell for $12.00 and can be found on designmuseum.org.\nThis cast iron, or nambu-tekki, bottle opener from Japanese designer Tadahiro Baba features an abstract crow motif and stands upright, creating a mini-sculpture. The characteristic black color is the result of a lacquer glaze called urushi, which prevents rust. The opener can be found on canoeonline.net/salutations/ and sells for $20.00.\nFrom UK designer Jenny Wilkinson comes paint-by-numbers wallpapers intended to give both the artist and non-artist alike a chance to personalize their walls. For $95 at 2jane.com, you can choose from such designs as Gerbera Daisy, Hammerhead Sharks, Pineapple and Tilly The Flying Dog.\nFor just $32 each you can own your own Eiffel Tower, Empire State Building and Space Needle \u2013 three iconic landmarks made from wire and standing between 12\u201D and 15\u201D tall. These items can be purchased at cspost.com.\nVisit petershamnurseries.com to order this set of elegant glasses decorated with gold patterns from C\u00F4t\u00E9 Bastide. A set of 6 glasses costs approximately $34.00.\nThese simple yet elegant frosted polypropylene salad servers are sold flat and take shape when threaded through beech wood rings. The servers, by C. Quoi Paris, are dishwasher safe, cost $15.00 and can be found at illicodesign.com.\nSubscribe to Architectural Digest"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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