Another gem of this year's gift fair was Cake, an independent company based out of Nashville, TN. With their adorable booth filled with rustic home goods fashioned out of vintage materials, one couldn't help but stop and chat with these friendly southerners. More

The week is coming to an end, and though I could probably keep featuring lists of random cool stuff I found at the gift fair for the rest of the year, I gotta cut it off sometime. So to complete my trifecta of NYIGF coverage, check out my final five faves from this season’s show.
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There was no shortage of color and geometrics throughout the booths at this year's 2011 New York International Gift Fair. From popular established companies in the US, to small European designers, check out some more of my favorites after the jump. More

Last week I wrote about five of my favorites from this year's New York International Gift Fair, among which were some fantastic outdoor mats. This week the coverage continues with the best indoor rugs I spotted in the booths.
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As I feverishly made my way around the seemingly endless maze that was this year’s New York International Gift Fair, I more than once found myself seeking sanctuary in the transportable garden booth by BACSAC. More

From budding names in the business, to big players we know and love year and after year, the 2011 New York International Gift Fair was buzzing with lots of amazing designers. There was tons to see and plenty to write about, so for now, check out my top five favorites. More

Since the early 1900s, Pendleton has honored the story and romance of America's National Parks with their collection of beautiful and boldly-colored Park Blankets. We've all seen Pendleton textiles before, but it wasn't until NYIGF that I was reminded of their responsible manufacturing and heirloom-quality product. More

Cast from reclaimed metals, Manuel Ferreiro's Bronze Art Objects are beautiful and unique treasures worthy of seeking out. Not sold online, Ferreiro's retailers are spread across the country: Gump's in San Francisco; Accessory Preview in Los Angeles; Material Possessions in Chicago; Nantucket Looms in Nantucket; Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas. Inspired by everyday life and music, Ferreiro transforms mundane objects—from those seen above to wire hangers, buttons and paperclips—into collectible pieces, animated with personality and movement. More