Browsing through the MCA Store can be a bit like walking wide-eyed around the museum itself. We mostly go for the book selection and range of fun, beautiful cards, 
but the store also has a slew of home-related pieces that are functional as well as quirky and conceptual. From old favorites like the Calder-inspired mobiles (here, "Mini File" for $68) to the new, all-the-rage Japanese Egglings (for growing herbs and flowers), these are a few of our favorite finds:
Museum of Contemporary Art Store
Japanese Eggling, $9
Stainless steel Alessi basket, $79
MESÜ Nesting Bowls, $49.95
Note: Museum members receive 10% off all purchases, and benefit from sales specials throughout the year.
Museum of Contemporary Art Store
| Location: |
220 East Chicago Ave.
Chicago,
IL
60611
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| Phone: |
312.280.2660
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| Website: | www.mcachicagostore.org |
| Categories: | artwork, tabletop & servingware, plants & garden supply, tabletop & servingware |
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MCA was the first Chicago institution we became family members in. Great place.
Also, there's a Wolfgang Puck restaurant in there--pricey, but a fun if you want to treat out-of-towners to something.