Target is no stranger to partnering with other retailers and luxury designers, but this holiday season, they do both at the same time. The Target + Neiman Marcus Holiday Collection includes 24 fashion designers and over 50 items ranging from $7.99 to $499.99. You can grab it December 1st online and in stores, but click through for a few of our fave home picks!
In other news, peek into the hotel homes of Howard Hughes, and someone made a 3D-printed mobile chocolate shop. See the headlines after the jump.
• The Full Target + Neiman Marcus Holiday Collection Look Book | A Bullseye View
• The Many Suites of the Late Rich Recluse Howard Hughes | Curbed
• Cuckoo For Cocoa Trucks: Robots In Gastronomy's 3D-Printing Chocolate Cart Brings High-Tech Desserts Onto The Streets | Architizer
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Every Christmas when I was single, I would buy one fantastic ornament from Neiman Marcus. I have seven of them and I adore them. They still evoke a wonderful sense of nostalgia when I unpack them each December.
Do people really still use letter openers?
Muesli, why wouldn't people use letter openers?
Yes, people with class still use letter openers. Impatient people and children rip envelopes.
But $35 for a letter open? Really?
those dessert plates are yummy
$70 for a trinket box? What's it made of?
I love the plates! Also people who don't want paper cuts use letter openers.
Do you know what makes the best letter opener? That gift wrap cutter by Scotch. Watch for it this holiday season. A few bucks and works really slick on mail.
The best letter openers are the FREEbies given away for advertising - the ones that have a razor blade.
The only thing that struck my eye was the vintage-look cocktail set, but for $49.99 for the shaker, and another $49.99 for four old-fashioned glasses, I could probably find a high quality vintage set.