The Best Gifts for the Home Decor Lover in Your Life

This vase is inspired by the elegant shape of a tulip. What we love about this piece from Oak & Fort is how unique yet understated it is. It’s not flashy like most vases, yet holds a particular mode of interest based on its peculiar design. Display this piece as is, or gift it with a fresh bouquet of flowers.

Tula Vase, Oak & Fort, $58.

Millennials have fashion coffee table books, Gen Z has travel — and we’re totally here for it. These popular accent books are decorated page-to-page with the most gorgeous images of some of the world’s best travel hotspots. From St. Tropez to Cartagena and Mumbai, this gift will help manifest a boujee trip just like the stories you’ve only read about.

Mexico City Coffee Table Book, ASSOULINE, $145.

There’s something about having an inflatable chair as your living room centerpiece that screams “you’re that girl.” This unique (and very functional) piece of kitschy furniture is bright, bold and better than any average bench you thought might be better. Trust us, this is an item worth gifting.

EGO Inflatable Chair, Curves, $230.

Perhaps you’re looking to clear the air with a friend and need something to bring in the good vibes. This Palo Santo bundle will do just the trick. Simple, inexpensive and yet, very effective — this gorgeous smelling gift will surely be the surprise and delight that’ll brighten up the day.

Palo Santo Bundle, Hacienda, $12.

If you’re looking to splurge on a gift and want something that’s truly one-of-a-kind, then this hydra chrome lamp might be for you. A little bit retro mixed with a touch of modern, this multi-headed lamp is an ideal fixture for the person still stuck in their Renaissance era. There’s no shade in giving this uniquely gorgeous gift.

Hydra Lamp, Shoppe Clover, $725.

When you look at the shapes on this rug, what do you see? The perfect gift no doubt! Made from high-quality tufted wool, this uniquely designed rug is an ideal addition to any living room, bedroom or even dining room set-up. We guarantee, none of your friends have anything like this.

The Blot Rug, Mush Studios/SSENSE, $495.

Sometimes getting a gift for an occasional digital nomad can be challenging. Especially when that person is hyperfixated on a specific place *ahem* Italy. To keep them grounded (but still stuck in a delulu), we recommend these gorgeous Positano-inspired curtains from Anthropologie. The hues of yellow and seafoam green evoke a sense of coastal beauty and *almost* make you feel like you’re living in Italy.

Pallido Curtain, Anthropologie, starting at $88.

When we heard cafecore was trending on Pinterest, we had to get on it somehow. Sure, who doesn’t love spending $8 or more on a coffee at your local cafe – but why not bring the magic of that communal experience into the home! This expertly crafted espresso machine brings the professional barista craft right into your kitchen with its specialized AutoLatte art technology for a perfect morning brew. We also just love how this item looks on any countertop.

Dedica Maestro Espresso Machine, De’Longhi Canada, $500.

The best gift is always something personalized, just like this custom vinyl wall art. Tune it to the beat of your bestie’s favourite song and voila — you’ve got a timeless piece of artwork suited for any friend’s music genre of choice.

Custom Vinyl Wall Art, Etsy, $18.

Stunningly elegant is how we would describe this golden brass oil burner from Aesop. Understated, yet it will draw the ire of any passerby enamored by the sweet smells of bergamot and sage. This piece of decor would pair perfectly with someone who is more recluse and prefers their own company (except when receiving gifts, of course).

Brass Oil Burner, Aesop, $260.