In Our Carts and On Our Wishlists — These Are the Things Livingetc Editors Are Shopping This Black Friday

Convivial Butter Keeper, $90 at West Elm

"We've turned into a butter-only household in the last few months, but it's causing havoc with my morning toast, so I've got my eye out for a butter keeper for my countertop. Of course, it can't be any old butter keeper — it needs to be aesthetic, and I've got my eye on this raw stoneware one from Convivial. It's a brand that's been on my radar for a while, but it just popped up on West Elm too, so I'm hoping I can pick it up in the Black Friday sales this year if I'm lucky." — Hugh Metcalf, Editor

SMEG Countertop Air Fry Oven With Steam, $999.95 at Williams Sonoma

"When I first heard about Smeg’s new 10-in-1 countertop oven this summer, I was smitten. The glossy finish, the signature retro design — it felt like destiny. The only thing that snapped me slightly out of my trance was the $1,000 price tag. It’s a bit steep for this sort of appliance, even one with this many bells and whistles. But in my tiny NYC kitchen, where my microwave sits atop the fridge and my air fryer lives in a less-than-ideal corner, this could solve my space woes beautifully. Not only would it replace both appliances, but it would be the perfect new centerpiece up high for everyone to admire. Smeg is known for being pricey — that much we’re used to. But it’s also worth it, and we know that too. Maybe this is wishful thinking, but here’s hoping it gets knocked down a few hundred dollars. I’m eyeing it in black." — Julia Demer, Style Editor

Gemmie Wine Glasses, $50.40/set of 4 (Was $72) at Anthropologie

“I’m really into the colored glassware trend. I wouldn’t use them on my table (I am a clear wine or water glass girl), but I love them for my home bar — it feels extra elevated to serve drinks in glasses we save for cocktail hour. I have picked up most of my collection at the Marche de Puces Saint Ouen in Paris, and think these cute and sculptural designs from Anthropologie have a similar vibe.” — Sarah Spiteri, Global Brand Director

Black Sway Candelabra, $83 (Was $110) at SSENSE

"When it comes to beautiful ways to light my home, I seriously lack any semblance of self-control. Anything to avoid the dreaded ‘big’ lights. I will never have enough lamps, and when it comes to candleholders, well… when they double as works of art, #girlmaths dictates adding them to your cart is a no-brainer. My latest love? This candelabra from Ferm Living. It looks like something that should (and could?) hang from your ceiling but is designed to rest on a table or floor. Its height adds plenty of drama, but its simple silhouette keeps things elegant. Not to mention it's currently 25% off. If my partner is reading this… you know what to do." — Emma Breislin, Interiors Editor

Warren Sconce (6.8"), $89 at West Elm

"I have been eyeing up wall sconces for a while and this Warren sconce from West Elm is on my wishlist right now. I think it's the kind of lighting that would work well in any space and I particularly love this alabaster finish — but you can also get it in antique brass and matte black. Only thing to consider now is how many to buy." —Debbie Black, Managing Editor

Divine Lip Duo, $24 at Laneige

"I’ve been a K-beauty stan for many years now and I’ve grown from dipping into my mom’s prized stash to slowly building a collection of my own. And I have to say that special holiday editions get me (and my wallet) every year without fail. This year, I’ve spotted a couple of fabulous deals at Laneige that will resolve themselves quickly once girl math gets involved but at the top of my list is this festive Peppermint Divine Lip Duo that I’m sure will live up to its name. Featuring a full-size lip glowy balm and a mini lip mask, this little gift set is the perfect stocking stuffer and a wonderful treat to lift your spirits as the year ends. Plus, with the temperatures dropping, your skin needs all the hydration it can get - or at least that’s what I tell myself every time I replenish my personal stock." — Amiya Baratan, News Writer

Palermo Counter Stool, $1290 at Le Maé by Lindye

"After a much-too-long home reno, I'm finally entering my entertaining era, and making sure that guests have enough places to perch (or fully kick back) around the house is top of mind. Our almost 90-inch-long kitchen island is a natural gathering spot and these stools are the prettiest addition. The gold caps, scalloped, and leather details really elevate an otherwise traditional silhouette." — Jessica Cumberbatch Anderson, Editor in Chief