Roundup: Veer Home Decor

Normally we hit up Veer for all of our typography needs. But don't forget about them for home decor, accessories and more. Click through the jump to see the details on these great finds.

Candy-Coated Cushions - In this set, an assortment of characters are printed in butterscotch and licorice black ink on two taupe toss cushions. $40

Typography Wall Graphic: Spell out a really swashy “Typography” with these characters and flourishes, or set them any which way you want. $69

Pentagram 2009 Typographic Calendar: Hang the super-sized 23" x 33" version on your wall or snag the 12" x 18" version for desk use. $24 or $38

Bendant Lamp: The Bendant Lamp updates the classic fixture, blending DIY decor with eco-centric design. $200

Cortine Lamp: Translucent polyester fabric diffusor shields the lamp’s dual halogen light source and can be fully dimmed to set any mood. 24 inches high. $200

Sorapot: The 11oz chamber steeps tea for two beneath a graceful arch. $200

Comments (8)

Very cool stuff - I just wish they offered more, since they clearly have a good eye.

I've had enough of mounted deer heads -- real and faux -- to last me the rest of this lifetime and into any reincarnation. The same goes for antlers and antler accessories.

This is a design trend that is completely unfunny and unappealing. Ironic references to deer heads are missing the point. If you want to be truly ironic in your decor, paint a bullet point on the animal's head, or leave the jaw dropping open as the brain loses control of the muscles. These damn things celebrate death as a trophy event.

Well whatever, I think its cute. And its ironic for me because I am a vegetarian. So there :P

Oh wait, ironic would be if it was a real dear.
Well I wasn't going for irony, not exactly something I take into consideration in my decor. Cute? Fun? Thats what I like.

I appreciate your space, thanks for sharing it with us msjessiemeghan!

-Sarahrae