Home-Specific Gifts to Buy That Friend Who Dresses as Well as They Decorate

Picture this lighter case lying next to a ceramic candle on a beautiful leather tray.

I can't decide what's chicer—the velvet pouch and snakeskin box or the mother-of-pearl serving spoons.

Soft, sophisticated, and timeless, this panther-adorned throw blanket is the ideal gift for those who appreciate the finer things in life.

When in doubt, get them something from Ralph Lauren's home collection.

This backgammon board resembles a stylish book, so you can display it on your coffee table for a splash of color and then open it when you're ready to play.

How fun and well-priced are these coasters?

Any good chef understands that garlic and olive oil are fundamental cooking ingredients, and this olive oil makes it easy by combining them. Additionally, the bottle looks very stylish when displayed.

Just add a bottle of bubbly.

For the wine connoisseur who has enough wine bottles and carafes to open their own store.

Apartment 387 is the new silk flower brand that fashion people can't get enough of.

Anecdote makes the cutest candles.

There's something so sophisticated about a metal matchbox that you can customize.

This would be such a cute gift for the couple who just moved into a new apartment in a big city.

For the fashion girl who has or is coveting the brand's iconic pendant necklace.

Parisian label Sabre knows how to bring that elevated French-café vibe to any home.

These figures remind me of the pieces used for Monopoly.

A silver tray might seem "boring," but when it's engraved and filled with distinctive trinkets, it becomes a one-of-a-kind home décor piece.

These would make such pretty toppers on any dining room table.

These napkins make a perfect gift for the fashion-forward family member who owns a second home out West.

Cute oven mitts make cooking much more enjoyable.

I want to buy this for myself and bake a buttercream cake.

Not only is the ivory non-stick pan so sleek, but the polka-dot spatula is also so cute.

This sleek espresso machine will make you want to brew your own coffee at home rather than spend $7 a day at your local coffee shop.

This is called the marble fruit bowl, but it can also be used for flowers or placed in the entryway to drop your keys and wallet into.

To hold Q-tips or cotton pads.

This soap will add a touch of style to any bathroom countertop.

Those who want to keep their skin clear understand that they should use a separate towel for washing their face.

A striped terry robe is the only kind I want to put on after taking an "everything shower."

Any homebody would love to receive a set of cashmere socks, especially from the It-girl brand Comme Si.

This may sound wild, but wearing these elevated slippers at home will make anyone feel like they're living at the Ritz Hotel in Paris.

This silk eye mask with tassels is the ultimate in at-home luxury.

Build this iconic New Yorker magazine cover puzzle and then frame it afterward.

This set also comes in blue, burgundy, pink, and ivory.

Few things feel as luxurious as pouring water into your glass from a beautiful hand-painted pitcher.

For the gardener in your life who can use them to trim plants and then leave them on display to admire their beautiful shape.

Whether the person in your life is a kitchen connoisseur or just trying to get into cooking at home, these salts created by jewelry designer Jennifer Fisher will make every dish taste like it came from a high-end restaurant.

Instead of salt and pepper shakers, in-the-know people are putting their salt and pepper in containers like these.

There has to be someone on your list who got into the matcha craze in 2025.

Fashion insiders who host at home always bring out their Ginori tableware for their guests.

The fashion friend will gladly accept any swan-shaped home décor piece.