We discovered the quality of the items we invest in, rather than the number of things we surround
ourselves with, after spending over a year in the comfort of our own homes. You need home goods that
you’ll use and love, from a new sofa that promotes unrestricted comfort to a set of cookware fit for the
Queen’s kitchen. Finding the ideal home present is, of course, not only difficult but also pricey. As a
result, we’ve combed the internet, combed the archives, and polled the experts to find the best presents to give this Christmas season. And, at the risk of sounding obnoxious, we’re certain that each selection on
our list will gratify at least one person in your life. Without further ado, here are the greatest home
presents for 2022.
Brooklinen Flannel Core Sheet Set
Brooklinen’s flannel sheet set is ultra-soft, breathable, and a bit preppy, combining the traditional
aesthetic of flannel sheets with contemporary comfort. This brushed set comes in a variety of sizes, from
twin to California King, and is available in five distinct colors, all of which are 20% off.
Mushrooms Throw Blanket
You expected us to say something along the lines of, “Oh, you should purchase this $200 fucking
Pendleton whatever history National Park blanket thing,” didn’t you? No, we believe you should receive a
blanket with a lot of nude asses behind windblown skirt-like mushroom caps. (We also recommend the
Pendleton National Park blanket; it’s beautiful.)
Neiman Marcus
Here’s something we all know about coffee table books but are reluctant to admit: no one ever reads them. We just skim through them, which is good. However, it’s best to pick a coffee table book that’s slightly more focused on the visuals than the text — Taschen’s new tome features hundreds of colorful, eye-popping record covers from the 1940s to the early 1990s, an artful marriage of music and design that’sperfect for a casual flip-through but also includes essential background information for the occasional deeper dive.
Flikr Personal Concrete Fireplace
We just acquired one of these items, which we confess we had no idea what to use with at first. However,
it’s a hefty, cool-looking portable fireplace that stands on your coffee table or anywhere you want it and
keeps you warm while delivering vibes for days (and nights). It takes around five ounces of isopropyl
alcohol to make an hour’s worth of flames.
Floyd Shelving System
Those Ikea shelves won’t stay indefinitely. They’re most likely already broken. Replace them with these
Floyd modular units, which are excellent for displaying your best knickknacks as well as your favorite
albums and books.
Burrow Serif Coffee Table
It’s strange how much time we’ve spent on the internet gazing at this coffee table.
Dr. Squatch Alpine Sage Candle
This candle, from the makers of your favorite deodorant, smells fresh and earthy, with a “crackling
hardwood wick” for extra… presence.
Solo Stove Yukon
The Solo Stove has become one of the major success stories since the epidemic began over two years ago for a variety of reasons: They’re functional, attractive, and provide a reason to be outdoors.
Baloo Weighted Blanket
Over the last several years, this weighted blanket has saved us many hours of sleep, and we have no
reason to believe that anybody in your life wouldn’t be happy to receive one.
Shinola Runwell Desk Clock
It’s similar to a large watch, except it rests on your desk.
Onsen Bath Towel Set
The Onsen bath towel is a hook favorite that looks wonderful on a towel rack and feels fantastic on the
skin.
Marcellin Magnetic Acacia Knife Block
Knife blocks with tiny small openings where you slide your blades are disgusting and bad for your
knives. Magnetic knife blocks, on the other hand, are fantastic for keeping your blades on full show.
