It’s been just over a week since the season finale, and we’re already mourning the loss of Mad Men. Our Sundays are a little less bright without those sexy suits, scintillating plotlines and superfluous displays of drinking on the job.

If you love an industrial look, but tire quickly of gray, black and white, this cute little light is just the answer. With an adjustable metal shade and a clean white base, it’s got a definite modern look, but its fun, flirty color options punch it up.

We’ve long admired the modern simplicity of Blu Dot furnishings, so when we heard that the company was creating a more affordable line for Urban Outfitters, we were thrilled. To add to a good thing, the line just went on major sale (50 percent off!).

Not just for shoes and handbags anymore, snakeskin patterns add a definite exoticism and even a little naughty flair to the home. These fashion-forward copper trays from Vivre are covered in snakeskin-pattern enamel but look amazingly close to the real thing.

We saw one and thought it was cute. A couple more turned up, and we wondered what was up.

We adore the luster of natural horn. This piece is made from that of a water buffalo, then polished, heated, and molded into an organically shaped bowl. Place one on a dining, hall, or accent table for a rustic chic touch.

Japanese for “standing ladle,” Tate Otama is just that, a spoon that stands proudly with a shape to be admired. The bottom has been flattened, allowing it to be easily be set on the stove or table between dishing out bowls of your favorite soup.

Facets continue to be hot—but the best part about an enduring trend is it means the prices are bound to drop!

We usually hate power strips. Really hate power strips. They’re bland, ugly, clunky, and a constant reminder of our far too plugged-in lives. But this new “Candlestrip” from Design Glut might just be our first exception to the rule.