Modern Patio Furniture

These days, there’s no excuse for shabby outdoor furniture – especially with stylish patio furniture options like these, by Italian company Varaschin. The Rollover sofa, designed by Nigel Coates, lets you create a fabulous and comfortable living room outdoors. Complement these pieces with the Altea bench and chairs and a Tulip trolley cart, and your outdoors are ready to entertain a group of guests or a peaceful pool party for two. This collection of designer pool furniture is UV-resistant, salt-resistant, and weather-resistant to keep it looking beautiful through any conditions. Quick-dry cushions and waterproof materials mean you can jump out of the pool and kick back without worries of water damage. These stylish patio furniture pieces feature a wicker body and are available in a range of cool colors. For more information on this designer pool furniture collection, visit Varaschin.

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Multi-tasking fridge magnet

The accumulation of reminder notes from months ago and shopping lists from March (not to mention the tacky magnets that hold them all in place) can overwhelm your fridge. But Joseph & Joseph, a British duo whose crafty kitchenware has already been featured on the Hardware Aisle , recently introduced a new twist on the standard fridge accessory. Their Magnetic Measuring Spoons , available in 6 vibrant colors, prove that magnets can be both useful and aesthetically pleasing. One side of the dishwasher-safe plastic apparatus is a tablespoon and the other is a teaspoon, each with a 1/2-measure fill line. The spoon's middle ridge acts as a handy finger grip, ensuring you won't accidentally slip a bit too much salt in your sweets. And if you can't live without your to-do lists, these magnetic spoons also serve as memo-holders. At $5 each, they're a bargain that will spruce up your fridge décor!

Medicine cabinets: What lifesavers

I've said it before and I'll say it again, I'm accident-prone. As a result of my klutzy nature I seem to always be in need of / searching around the house for misplaced first aid supplies. While my run-of-the-mill medicine cabinet is big enough for housing my toothbrush, toothpaste, face wash and so on, I can barely find room in it to fit a box of Band-Aids. And I need that on the ready. So rather than overstuffing said cabinet or taking up precious shelf space in my vanity or kitchen cupboards, I'm thinking my medical miscellany needs a place all their own. A can't-miss spot that screams contents inside will save your life, or make the boo boo better. Well, with the lacquered metal Cross Medicine Cabinet designed by Thomas Ericksson for Cappellini , you can kiss the guesswork out of where your first aid items are goodbye. And with five colors to choose from (red, white, green, blue and orange), this is a fun and funky piece that will work with any decor, whet...

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