What began as a small mining camp during the Colorado Silver Boom of the late nineteenth century has since become the preferred getaway of the world’s elite. Treasured for what’s above ground rather than below, Aspen, Colorado has a storied history almost as dense as the directory of A-listers. This chic book features works by the consummately stylish artist Herbert Bayer.

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Since being introduced in 1968, more than 5 billion Hot Wheels cars have been produced, making it the number-one toy in the world, with 10 cars sold every second. Filled with energetic imagery, including a work by Andy Warhol, Hot Wheels vibrantly conveys the rich panoply of dynamic designs and thrilling experiences of this quintessential American toy.

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With 11 restaurants around the world, Michael Chow has spread Chinese haute cuisine throughout the West, and created a gathering place for stars to mingle, eat, and party. Renderings of the Chow family by the likes of Andy Warhol, Julian Schnabel, and Jean-Michel Basquiat convey Chow's status in the artistic community.

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As the old slogan went, “America runs on Bulova time,” and subsequently so does the world. Bulova: A History of Firsts chronicles the extraordinary American watch company by recounting a multi-generational epic that runs from the Gilded Age up through present-day New York City. The title features eight visually captivating chapters that include works by Andy Warhol.

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In the heart of the City of Light, the Ritz Paris shines. Behind the luxury, service, and décor lies the vision of one man, César Ritz, who revolutionized the hotel business to become both an art and an industry titan. Featuring works by Christian Berard this tome makes an excellent stocking stuffer.

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Art history acquires a new rhythm in this unique anthology of artists’ record covers from the 1950s to today. Featured covers include Salvador Dali’s skewered butterfly for Jackie Gleason and Damien Hirst’s symbolic skull for the Hours.

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There’s no better way to ring in the New Year’s then with a little bubbly. Setting the standard on fine champagne, Veuve Clicquot has been there to celebrate with us for the last 250 years. Lets raise our glasses and toast to this classic with a stunning book that looks perfect under any tree. Including work by Pablo Reinoso, Campana Brothers, Langlands & Bell, Cedric Ragot and Marc Chagall.

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Of all the great Parisian couture houses, Dior is perhaps the most famous and prestigious in the world, embodying Christian Dior’s sublime vision of femininity, which Saint Laurent elaborated and evolved into the beginning of the tumultuous decade of the 1960s. The jewel of a book features works by Henry Clarke.

Let your little one show their pride for the Big Apple with this cheerful limited collection print by Quincy Moore.

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Not all super heroes wear capes! René Magritte action figures comes with bowler hat, signature pipe, and scented apple.

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Inspired by perhaps one of the most famous American paintings "American Gothic" by Grant Wood, this set of 2 includes the well know farm couple. Designed in the Carpenter Gothic architectural style the house was built in the 1880s.

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Create your own masterpieces with this pop art sticker book. Full of colorful classics like this Wayne Thiebaud!

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Time to explore the materials and techniques of Jackson Pollock: drip, splatter and pour to create your own action paintings!

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Jake Makes a World follows the creative adventures of the young Jacob Lawrence as he finds inspiration in the vibrant colors and characters of his community in Harlem.

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The classic game of memory gets an art makeover. From the Kunsthalle Weishaupt featuring works by Josef Albers, Andy Warhol, and Robert Indiana. See here >>

Gather your gang for a little game of memory, Bourgeois style!

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Shed those winter layers and head south in pieces from HECHO’s Fall 2018 collection featuring works by Carlos Mérida. This bright button-up showcases figures from Mérida’s “Carnival in Mexico.”

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The fourth collection by 2016 LVMH prize winner Grace Wales Bonner, the eponymous designer of ‘Wales Bonner,’ features motifs from from Jacob Lawrence’s migration series. Slick tailoring meets iconic art? What more could we ask for.

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Ooh lala! Fabled French haute couture label Schiaparelli has headed state-side. Swing by Bergdorf Goodman (58th and 5th) and check out their pop-up boutique featuring this years Fall/ Winter Collection, “Story #1”, a prêt-à-couture line dedicated to Elsa’s creative relationship with Man Ray!

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Oh the weather outside is frightful…. take a trip North and head the lodge in in this Helmut Lang long sleeve cotton jersey t-shirt. Featuring work by American artist Carolee Schneemann.

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Go explore the urban jungle, or the actual jungle, with this windbreaker featuring work by Francois Morellet. Check out the entire SPRZ NY collection featuring artworks by Max Bill, Sol LeWitt, Anni Albers and more.

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Check out these Julian Opie t-shirts for SPRZ NY, Uniqlo’s global capsule collection where art and fashion meet. SPRZ NY features specially-designed items inspired by influential artists.

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Designer Raf Simons’s campaign for Calvin Klein’s fall 2017 205W39NYC collection is chalk full of ads and pieces inspired by Andy Warhol. Picture work, Andy Warhol, Elvis (eleven times) & Skull, 1976.

Photo credit: © 2017 Willy Vanderperre

Entertaining has never looked so good with these Alex Katz dinner plates. See here >>>

Once the food is ready, adorn the table with these Bourgeois placemats. See here >>>

Now that the plates are cleared its time for cocktails! Stylish and functional these Pollock coasters will make you the toast of the town.

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Now that the plates are cleared its time for cocktails! Stylish and functional these Bourgeois coasters will make you the toast of the town. See here >>>

Make clean up time a little more fun with this vibrant Alex Katz tea towel.

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Nothing warms the soul (and body) like a cup of hot tea. With imagery inspired by Louise’s collages this tea set will have you sipping in style. See here >>>

Now that were comfy and cozy why stop at tea? Get this mug four set and enjoy some hot chocolate. See here >>>

This tray, featuring dreamy celestial details from Herbert Bayer’s Things to Come (1938), would be perfect on a nightstand. See here >>

Just right for a Sunday morning under the covers. From SFMOMA featuring Untitled (Spanish Refugee Aid C), 1971 by Alexander Calder. See here >>

Adorn your walls with this cheery Rothko number.

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Perfect on any sidewalk or mounted upon any wall, this Dali inspired skateboard triptych by Muse Art will have you cruising in style.

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It’s never too early to get ready for summer. Surfboards by Tim Bessell featuring artwork by Jackson Pollock.

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Get your skate, or interior design on, with this set of skateboard decks featuring “Las Dos Fridas,” by Frida Kahlo that double as a displayable triptych. See here >>>

Oy vey! Based on Deborah Kass’s vibrant yellow OY/YO sculpture, this playful keychain makes for the perfect homage to New York slang.

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Whether you’ve been out on the town or relaxing at home, its time to tuck yourself in. Sleep through the night with this Bourgeois eye mask. Sweetest dreams! See here >>

Complete your Surrealist look with these Man Ray designed earrings. Perfect to pair with the ‘Le Trou’ ring.

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Dress up your digits in an iconic piece originally designed in the 1970s by acclaimed visual artist, fashion photographer, and designer Man Ray.

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‘Aint that the truth. Take a trip up 6th avenue and marvel in Robert Indiana’s iconic “Love” sculpture, a visually stunning reminder to always have love for each other, and above all to always have love for yourself.

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A splash of color! Take a trip to the 59th Street Columbus Circle stop and check out Whirls and Twirls, Sol LeWitt’s giant tiled wall of jewel-toned loops and curves.

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New York City’s first elevated park just got even better. Check out this cheerful sculpture by Joel Shapiro, located above the Paul Kasmin Gallery in Chelsea.

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Perhaps one of the most complicated subway murals (small detail pictured), Artemis, Acrobats, and Divas by Nancy Spero at the 66th and Lincoln Center subway stop will be sure to take your breath away.

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…or the train. Santiago Caltrava's soaring 'Oculus' is one of the newest additions to New York City's great civic landmarks. Photo: © 2019 Rebecca A. Florez / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.