We are planning the decor for our new home, and would like a collection of uniform frames to make a wall of travel photos.

We eat a ton of berries and fruit and have been looking for a stylish bowl to drain, store and serve them in from the fridge to the counter where they often sit out. We would love one medium and one small as a pair. They can also convert to candle holders with tea lights :)

For those of you who live in D.C. we have made a separate In-Store registry at Anna's favorite store, Salt & Sundry. While they do not have a large online presence, there is a fantastic selection of gifts in store. They have our registry on file, and we also have a PDF version that we can send you upon request. THANK YOU!

Renowned for their handcrafted French ceramics, Ivan Pericoli and Benoît Astier de Villatte first met in a cafe in Paris. Astier de Villatte remains the last traditional ceramics studio in Paris. Using white glaze from the Parisian region and black terracotta clay, each piece is unique and created by hand. Astier de Villatte creates a diverse line of products, inspired by the 17th and 18th century yet influenced by a modern monochromatic aesthetic. The Rose Pitcher is a simply elegant piece, perfect for displaying flowers or serving up a special drink.. Handmade in France.

Born in South Africa and educated in Zimbabwe, Chris Silversto first fell in love with pottery when she took some classes as a hobby. She admired the balance of functionality and beauty that could be created. In 1986 she opened Potter's Shop in Cape Town, which quickly grew into a space for artisans to practice and hone their skills in a safe, secure environment. It was these artisans who developed Potterseed's distinctive style of tactile, bead-like painting on ceramics. The Poppy Print Pasta Bowl is a beautiful, bright serving piece, perfect for warm weather dinner parties. Handmade in South Africa.

Simon Pearse is a famous glass maker from Bucks County PA. For years we have wanted to start a small collection of these gorgeous trees, and we would love to have them as the highlight of our holiday decor. This is the most petite of the three and has bubbled glass to contrast from the others.

Many of you may know that we entertain a fair amount and we would love a complete set of flatware to spruce up the table. We are trying to collect twelve sets, so any contribution is very much appreciated!

David, a full-time professional sculptor, has worked exclusively in wood for the past 34 years. Well-known for his sculpted wooden flowers which have been featured in Tiffany & Co.'s window displays, David's flowers are often mistaken for the real thing at craft shows. His gourmet cooking utensils are created with the same attention to detail and skill as his fine art works. Featuring ergonomic designs and a very smooth, tactile finish, these lovely pieces are made out of native Maine woods - black cherry, applewood, sugar maple, and birdseye maple. Each piece is handmade in David's home studio with the help of his assistants. The process consists of a hand-guided band sawing and rough carving technique, and then each piece is finished by hand sanding with the use of sand-o-flex and a pump sander. David's utensils are as sculptural and as much of an art form as his flowers. Handmade in Maine.

This is the authentic lamp designed by Swedish designers Lundgren & Strandberg. We will be able to order it from Sweden and take care of shipping and taxes to make it easier.

We saw these espresso cups at a restaurant for our anniversary one year and have loved them ever since. We were finally able to find them, but they they only ship to Europe. So we can place the order and take care of shipping!

We saw this plate originally at KColette, a cute boutique in Portland Maine. It eventually sold out from the online shop, but we found it available at ABC Home in NYC. It would be a lovely memory of this special time, especially for all of the entertaining we like to do.

A study in understated glamour, the creamy exterior of this bowl complements its rich metallic inner glaze. The pieces, produced by hand in northern Italy, are a contemporary representation of time-honored porcelain.

This is a work of Banksy's that we have liked for a while now, and when we found the 3-piece canvas version, we decided it would be perfect for our new home!

We would like a nice pair of Champagne flutes different than our other glasses for our special occasions and celebrations together.

We have an awesome new Nespresso machine and would appreciate any gift cards to keep replenishing the coffee and espresso pods for the VertuoLine machine.

Employing artists in countries like Guatemala and Peru who specialize in the art of bowl carving, spoon making, and glassblowing, Sobremesa practices fair trade policies and helps provide a better life for their artists. With Sobremesa's support, artists in Guatemala have established sustainable social programs for their communities, and artists in Peru are working to protect the Amazon rainforest for future generations. The Higuerilla bowl is carved entirely by hand from sustainably sourced higuerilla wood. This bowl is treated with beeswax and mineral oil for a natural finish. Handmade in Peru.

Those of you who have been to our new home may have seen our outdoor space where we love to spend time. We would like to have a nice "green" way to provide a divider and some privacy from the neighbors who are so close by.

We love to cook together and to learn new recipes. We have been to a class at this cooking school for a date night before and it was a lot of fun. We would be happy to go back again and learn something new!

Renowned for their handcrafted French ceramics, Ivan Pericoli and Benoit Astier de Villatte first met in a cafe in Paris. Astier de Villatte remains the last traditional ceramics studio in Paris. Using white glaze from the Parisian region and black terracotta clay, each piece is unique and created by hand. Astier de Villatte creates a diverse line of products, inspired by the 17th and 18 th century yet influenced by a modern monochromatic aesthetic. These simple yet elegant soup plates are the perfect addition to any table. Handmade in France.

These beautiful steak knives match the set of flatware we are collecting from Christofle. The style and function are both fantastic and we would love to entertain with them. They are currently on sale from $385 for the set of six.