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Time is running out, but these 10 Father’s Day gifts don’t scream ‘last minute’

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Time is running out, but these 10 Father’s Day gifts don’t scream ‘last minute’

From industrial lighting to statement seating and playful tool storage, here are some fun finds to bring joy to his space.

Where to buy: Rexite “Contrattempo” wall clock, $585, from The Gift & Co; KEY PIECE Paul Smith re-imagines the iconic Artek “Aalto” stool ($595); Sheridan “Apolle” beach towel, $90.

Where to buy: Cillie “Cedrat” throw, $500; Normann Copenhagen “Haus” toolbox, $155; Tom Dixon “Pose” portable lamp, $350; Horace “Cedar & Sage” soap, $13.

Where to buy: USM “Haller” serving trolley, $1915; Tivoli Audio “Model One BT” radio, $319; &Tradition “AX” lounge chair, $2740.

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