<http://schema.org/articleBody>
"GREAT DESIGN UNDER $100\nIn time for the holidays, our editors unveil a selection of gift ideas long on style and easy on the wallet\nWith brilliant colors and patterns inspired by traditional Mexican clayware, the Talavera Melamine Collection from Pottery Barn will spice up any table. A set of four salad plates, with each plate featuring a slightly different pattern, retails for $24. Other items in the collection include a platter, serving bowl, set of four small bowls, and condiment set, each priced at just under $30.\nSferra's Celine throws, which sell for $78 each, are made of 100 percent brushed cotton, yet feel as rich and soft as cashmere. With nine colors to choose from, the herringbone throw can easily be incorporated into any room's decor.\nThe White House Lego set, designed by architect Adam Reed Tucker, is one of the newest additions to its Architecture line. The assembled model stands 9 inches wide, just a bit smaller than the actual 55,000-square-foot structure. Design enthusiasts and aspiring architects can purchase the set at Lego.com for $50.\nAmerican pottery manufacturer Heath Ceramics recently debuted its Winter 2010 seasonal collection, consisting mostly of tableware hand-dipped in vibrant ruby-red and suede-red glazes. The striking contrast between the high-gloss and matte finishes is seen on both the espresso cup and saucer, $32 for the set, and the scarlet-dip deep serving bowl, $75. Visit Heath Ceramics to find other pieces in this limited-edition collection, available until April 1, 2011.\nEach basket in Serena &amp;amp; Lily's Senegalese storage collection is handmade in Senegal by African artisans and can be used as a decorative accessory or catchall. Crafted from natural fiber and recycled plastic, the baskets display a bold zigzag pattern, though no two are identical. The small size (18\" dia. x 19\" h.) costs $68 and the medium size (22\" dia. x 22\" h.) is $98; find other color combinations and sizes at serenaandlily.com.\nThe Baroque frame from Maison 24 retails for $58 and comes in a selection of unexpected colors\u2014orange, sky-blue, hot pink, and black. A modern take on a classic style, the intricately designed 5\" x 7\" frames are made of resin.\nInstantly recognizable as Missoni Home, the Giacomo bath collection boasts the company's signature multicolor zigzag pattern. Dress up any bathroom with the sophisticated and playful two-piece towel set, which comes with one hand and one bath towel. Available at unicahome.com for $86.\nThe Tripoli and Sparta vases from Horchow are handcrafted and hand-painted to evoke ancient Greek ceramics. The artful application of gold and turquoise gives the vases a worn and aged elegance. The lidded Tripoli vase (9\" dia. x 12.5\" h.) is $95, and the small Sparta vase (7\" dia. x 14.5\" h.) is $75.\nThe 4.5\" Gold Bottom Dish, $42, is just one of the many designs by Chicago-based artist Susan Dwyer of Up in the Air Somewhere. Don't be fooled by its delicate appearance\u2014Dwyer applies a satin sealant over the gold-leafed outside and rim, so you can use the piece to serve food or hold jewelry or keys.\nThe pocket clutch wallet from the Virginia-based Moore &amp;amp; Giles, one of the world's finest natural leather designers and manufacturers, can be used as an everyday wallet or as a clutch for those times that you don't want to bring too much. With four expandable pockets that snap shut and an open back pocket, there is plenty of room to stash your necessities. The 4.5\" x 3\" wallet is available in gold, rose, blue, and tan and retails for $95."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.architecturaldigest.com/gallery/great-design-122010?slide=1>