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"For a table that's as happy and fresh as a box of crayons," serve your favorite salad in this poppy Italian-made acrylic bowl, available in a variety of brilliant color combinations. Buy it at Amazon.
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This better-smelling bug candle is made with soy-based wax infused with lemongrass oil and citrus or eucalyptus aromas. The wide, triple-wick version comes in a handsome white vessel topped with a maple lid. Buy it at Skeem.
Credit Aerin Lauder for "the chicest collaboration we've ever seen" — a new tableware line for Williams Sonoma that features "Hamptons-ready" stoneware and melamine dishes. Buy it at Williams Sonoma.
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No need to rush through your poolside snacks or patio dinner when you have an elegant wicker dome to keep wasps and flies at bay. A white melamine plate is included. Available in blond or natural wicker. Buy it at Amanda Lindroth.
Elegantly gradated colors and ribbed sides distinguish these sturdy hand-blown glasses from the MoMA product team. They're available in both 8- and 10-oz sizes, and are as right for wine as for juice. Buy it at MoMA.
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