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Best Home Gift Guide: 36 Homeware Christmas Gifts For Spaces That Need A Bit Of Zing
From candles and vases to glassware and salt and pepper shakers.
If the last few years have taught us anything it's to appreciate home comforts. Fortunately, having spent more time at home in recent years has given us a newfound love of interiors, whether it's lusting after Alighieri founder Rosh Mahtani's Italian-inspired home, or learning how to do a DIY kitchen update, à la Katherine Ormerod. And while a full-blown paint job or renovation is out of reach for many of us, there are much smaller, cheaper and more considered things you can add to your own flat or house to give it an instant lift.
From scented candles and vases to glassware and salt and pepper shakers, all it takes is for a few accessories dotted throughout the home to give it a much-needed update, new aesthetic or different colour scheme with very little effort and finances. And there are several new interiors and homes brands that we can't get enough of, including entrepreneur Laura Jackson's Glassette and David Perry's designs.
So, forget beauty gifts and athleisurewear for a moment and treat your house - and your loved ones' - to some of this year's most eye-catching homeware gifts and interior pieces. You can thank us later.
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Founded by London-based Charlotte Green and Ginny Griffin, Sixty3 London is a luxury interior design studio that's a go-to among those in the know. Now, for the first time, the duo have expanded their brand's offering to include homeware, which means one thing and one thing only: Sixty3 London's smart and stylish style can finally be bought, wrapped and tucked under the tree for all of your homeware-obsessed loved ones this Christmas.
There's no chicer way to add warmth and light to your home than with a rechargeable table lamp. We're hoping to find Pooky's Walter lamp under the tree this year — and we don't doubt that your home-loving loved ones will be too.
Upgrade your glass game with Lepel Club's deliciously kitsch bow glassware which was a staple at Djerf Avenue's first London pop-up recently.
Elevate your bathroom cabinet with a toothpaste squeezer, which will not only ensure that you make the most of your tube of Colgate but will also look the part while doing so.
Pretty bedding that not only looks the part but is also cosy enough to envelope you is the kind that every bed needs. And finding it wrapped under the tree on Christmas Day is the best way to receive it.
Hay's minimal crates are the perfect way of stylising your storage. Stackable and stylish, these colourful crates will make even the messiest of people want to tidy their things away.
Responsible for some of the most photogenic homeware in existence, Northumberland label Addison Ross' roster is a no-brainer with which to treat the cosy homebody in your life this Christmas.
Give the gift of delicious olive oil in an even more delicious vessel that promises to brighten even the gloomiest of days.
Bertola Home Studio's coloured, characterful photo frames are the perfect addition to all homes and make a wonderfully kitsch gift to wrap up for a loved one.
Add a touch of the celestial to your glassware with The Vintage List's star-covered wine glasses.
For the home-maker in your life, there's no gift better than a playful set of cups and saucers. We'll take four of each, please!
Transport yourself back to Studio 54 with this trio of gorgeous candles titled UPSTAIRS AT RONNIE'S, CHEZ CASTEL, CRISCO DISCO. Not only are they beautiful housed in ombre gradient glass, but they also have a 45-hour burn time and will fill your rooms with top notes such as white rose and pink peppercorn.
'Tis the season to be merry and bright, and that rule extends to your glassware too.
Rise and shine! Enjoy your morning shot of espresso in the most aesthetically-pleasing of vessels.
The one thing that is guaranteed to make a house feel like a home this festive season? Why, a fridge packed full of condiments, of course! Few do hot sauces — or any kitchen staples, for that matter — better than London-based brand Delli Market, the brainchild of Depop founder Simon Beckerman.
Inject a splash of colour and texture with a Stackelbergs Stockholm mohair blanket, which is the perfect gift idea for those with pared-back Scandinavian sensibilities.
Deck your walls — as well as the halls — with a statement-making print courtesy of Scandi purveyor Wall of Art.
Taking dishes out of the oven has never looked — or felt — better, thanks to these cool and kitsch oven gloves.
If you struggle to find the words to say 'I love you', then say it with Daylesford candles instead. The label's new mushroom-scented one is, quite frankly, to die for.
Bath mats needn't be frumpy where this scallop-trimmed iteration is concerned.
Naomi May is a seasoned culture journalist and editor with over ten years’ worth of experience in shaping stories and building digital communities. After graduating with a First Class Honours from City University's prestigious Journalism course, Naomi joined the Evening Standard, where she worked across both the newspaper and website. She is now the Digital Editor at ELLE Magazine and has written features for the likes of The Guardian, Vogue, Vice and Refinery29, among many others. Naomi is also the host of the ELLE Collective book club.
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