Roundup: Gifts We Love Under $25 From MoMA

We love MoMA and all the fun things we find in their store. Here's a few of our top picks under the $25 price point. Click through for links!

Friends With You's Wish Come True Toys: Not all of our home decor has to be boring. Add a little spunk to someones stocking with one of these cute designer vinyl toys.

Dozi Paper Clip Holder: Paperclips don't have to live in the drawer when they can live on the back of this bright little creature. Great for a co-worker or family alike.

Around Clock: Everyone has a little shelf space for a small time piece such as this. Easy to see from across a room and fun to watch as time goes by.

Aika Espresso Cup and Saucer Set: Even if you aren't big into stout drinks in small cups, these are cute enough to convert most anyone.

Square Placemat: Everyone eats dinner, and everyone loves to have a pretty table, table dressings will always have a home when given as a gift.

Stock Market Paperweight: This paperweight is made from silk screened vinyl and wrapped around a weight. Perfect for someone around the office or anyone who spend a great deal of time in their home office (especially one that could use a little fun!)

Comments (3)

we are getting the around clock for my father in law. It looks good in person, however I had just guessed that it was made out of metal, but it is all plastic. A little bigger then i had though as well, but it looks good.

Who uses paper weights? And paper clips?

I present Glitter Bounce Ball. It is the only personal item on my corporate work desk. People come to my office to chat and de-stress and play with hot pink Glitter Bounce Ball. I am popular, smarter and more good-looking with Glitter Bounce Ball.

All of the wonder of a minimalist glitter snow globe, but instead of breakable glass, a clear bouncy plastic rubber. Roll it, bounce it, toss it, chase it, kick it - Glitter Bounce Ball is there for you.

From MOMA store - still pictures cannot do it justice. Glitter Bounce Ball is happiness for $5.

Dozi paper clip holder - use for sewing pins! Using a magnet for pins is ideal for convenience - esp if you've ever spilled them on the floor - just run the mag over the floor and they jump right back on. Plus, then it would really look like a hedgehog. This is so going on my shopping list.