There's always someone on your holiday gifting list that is just a little bit hard to shop for. Whether it's for Mom, grandma, or a sister who you can never quite gift right, when you're shopping for somebody who loves all things home decor, there are a few easy ways to knock a gift out of the park.Â
We've compiled a non-exhaustive list as some of our very favorite gifts for people who love decorating their homes and changing up their space all the time. Do you know a soon-to-be-Shea-McGee or a just-about-Joanna-Gaines? These gifts are for them.Â
1. Habitat: The Field Guide to Decorating by Lauren Liess
There are a lot of great home decor books that double as stunning coffee table books, but habitat has to be one of our very favorites. This book is full of beautiful pictures that are sure to inspire any creative in your life, and it looks really great on the coffee table or on floating shelves. This book is sold all over the place, but you can grab it online for under $25, which makes it a very affordable gift. If you want to personalize the book a little bit, add a nice note to the inside cover of the book and tie it up with some festive holiday ribbon.
2. Anthropologie Wicker Tray
This stunning wicker tray is a beautiful blend of pretty and practical. Fill it with napkins for holiday hosting, or stick it on a shelf for year-round decor – it's a win-win. A slightly pricier spend at just under $100, this basket is classic and Timeless without being old or outdated. We're a fan of everything that Anthropologie does, but this basket is top of our list right now.
3. Real Wood Charcuterie Boards
Whether you’re gifting a seasoned host or someone who’s more of a quiet-gathering kind of gal, Charcuterie boards are a must. If you’re looking for an heirloom-quality, timeless gift — start here. These boards come in three different wood types and five different sizes, so there’s sure to be a charcuterie board for everyone on your gift list.
4. Artifact Uprising Books
If you want to get a little more personal with your gifting, look no further than these darling books from Artifact Uprising. Even if you don’t have an artistic bone in your body, you can’t mess up these timeless, high-quality photo books.Â
Artifact Uprising has dozens of photo books to choose from, so there’s bound to be a style that suits that hard-to-gift friend or family member on your list. Starting at under $20, these books are a great, affordable gift.
5. Monogram Blanket
The cutest, and classiest monogrammed blanket around makes for a really fun, personal gift for those on your list with high-end taste in blankets. At just over $250 USD, this blanket is definitely a holiday splurge, but can you blame us for putting it on our list? It’s beautiful! Available in three colors and made of high-quality wool, these blankets are just as much a work of art as they are something to keep you cozy on long winter nights.
6. Apothecary Candle
Candles are a classic gift, but if you want to level up your gifting game, start with this candle. This Linen Cashmere candle smells clean, classic, and expensive. The best part? It’s under $30 USD. Boasting 40 hours of burn time, this classic candle is a great gift for someone who is really tricky to gift.
7. Terra Cotta Planter
If you’re gifting a plant person, planters are an easy way to go. There are tons of planters out there to fit your budget and the style of the receiver, but this terra cotta planter is a dream. The color and texture of this planter make it a modern twist on a classic favorite. As an indoor/outdoor planter, this pot is perfect with or without your favorite plant inside.
8. Brass Hanging Frame
Brass frames are a delicate statement piece that easily incorporates into so many styles. We love this fun frame because it’s under $15 and a great way to give someone a fun, personal gift that doubles as home decor. Frame a picture of the two of you or add some art to the frame for a gift that’s completely unique and fun. We have this frame hanging next to our custom laundry room floating shelves and we love it.
9. Magnolia Home Wood Tray
Decorative trays and catchalls are something that everyone could use a handful of in their homes, it’s why we’ve got two trays on our gift list this year. We use trays like this on shelves, coffee tables, and even at the end of the guest bed in our home for a little touch of classic hosting. This classic Magnolia tray comes in two sizes, both under $50.Â
10. Etched Glass Vases
Etched glass vases are classic, and these bud vases from Magnolia give a fresh look to a traditional style. Bud vases are great because they are really elegant, they’re fun to use, and they’re nice and small. In the spring we like to fill bud vases with sprigs from our flower garden and in the winter months, we use them to propagate house plants. Paired with a book about plants and a packet of seeds, these vases give you a complete gift set. At just $10 apiece, you can also use these vases for some fragile (but fabulous) stocking stuffers.
