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Size: 7'-6"x9'-6" (smaller sizes available)

The more relaxed distressing on this rug allows the rich blues and greens of this colorway to sing. Studded with antique motifs and an intricate design, this piece feels like something you could find in Aladdin's cave.

Price: $272.63, Was: $299

Size: 7'-9"x9'-9" (other sizes available)

If busy patterns aren't your thing, the Rae Collection may appeal more to you. Simplistic without being boring, this rug adds texture and warmth to any room. Hand-tufted using undyed wool, each rug will be unique, with its own distinctive hue.

Price: $212.46, Was: $255.79

Size: 7'-10"x10'2" (other sizes available)

We love the rich, warmth of the deep, caramel tones in this rug. Aptly described as "spice", this color conjures the scents of cinnamon, cumin, and turmeric. Much like their other polyester rugs, the Junie is sumptuously soft, almost cloud-like beneath your feet.

We love the plush, cozy look of this tufted cotton bath mat. Imagine the feeling of putting on a freshly washed, fluffy robe. Now imagine that, but for your feet. That's what this bath mat offers, and that's exactly what we all deserve.

Undeniably simple, this bath mat achieves exactly what it set out to do. Constructed out of a soft, absorbent cotton terry material, this option comes in six different colors, and we wouldn't judge you for getting one of each.

"Fresh face, full soul" - this bath mat might be the inspiration you've been searching for to remind you to double cleanse your skin before bed. It doesn't hurt that it's delightfully fluffy as well.

This khaki green option is the perfect addition to any cosy bathroom, we love the soft, fluffy, tufted texture of this bath mat.

What's black and white and striped all over? This bath mat! It's also super soft and ultra plush, for a luxurious underfoot feel.

Add a fun pop of color to your bathroom with this patterned bath mat. It's all too easy for your bathroom to slip into the world of beige, this bath mat is an easy way to make sure your bathroom is as visually exciting as the rest of your home.

We love the geometric pattern of this bath mat. The neutral color way mean it would work in any room, and the fluffy material make it even more inviting.

If you're looking to inject some personality into your bathroom via accessories, this pink quilted bath mat is a no brainer choice.

While simple and neutral in color, we love the way this bath mat has created a sense of movement and pattern with the subtle changes in texture.

Price: $17, Was: $34

I'm seeing terracotta come through in the best designer schemes yet again for 2025 — we all still love its warmth and evocation of summer vacations. This candle holder pairs the heartiness of the material with the slenderness of an organic shape for a match made in design heaven.

Price: $35

Yes, it's ridiculous to spend $35 on laundry detergent....if you're shopping for yourself. But as a gift? It's heaven! It'll leave clothes smelling like lemon myrtle and cardamom and your gift recipient a changed person — they'll never want to go back to grocery store brands.

Price: $32.99, Was: $39.99

So much more slender than a typically handled pitcher this water carafe strikes a slim and elegant silhouette on the dining table. But even better than that, the etched glass refracts the candlelight that is sure to surround it, making the tablescape even prettier.

Price: $26.57/set of 3, Was: $28.65

These candle holders are so graceful, as soft in color as they are gentle in shape. They're also currently on sale and have suddenly become the most refined stocking stuffers on this list.

Price: $23, Was: $29.95

'But what is it?' I hear you ask. This dish is the key to a very on-trend dinner party, an orb-like jar that will provide a moment of theater that feels very right for now. Fill it with candies and place it on the table with coffee after dessert for a moment of kid-in-a-sweet-shop type wonder that is slightly over the top and therefore absolutely how designers love to host.

Price: $18.20, Was: $26

The bobbin detail continues to trend — designers are using it on bed frames, table legs, and even shelf mantles. It works because it adds decorative detail to pieces that are typically more thought of as functional... just like this pretty picture frame.

Price: $12.25 each

It's the amber glasses that caught my eye — they are so rich and seem to glow. I'd use them for water by my bed and feel like they'd help create a grown-up ambiance to fall asleep next to. But actually, a multi-colored set would be fun on a dinner table and to play around with the current 1970s vibe.

Price: $30.09, Was: $54

The trend for kitchen pedestals continues, and the trick is to not make them too twee. This isn't a moment for Victoriana three-tiered stands and little cakes but for minimalist raised discs like this one, ready to be topped with a tower of fruit, cheese, or dessert.

Price: $11.20, Was: $16

A lot of designers I speak to use Rifle Paper Company wallpaper in their projects, but I'm not going to suggest a roll of it in someone's stocking. Instead, the brand's marbled pens are just as stylish and would make a Stationery Person (we all know them) very happy.

Price: $38

With the handmade appeal of its irregularly speckled glaze, I can see this on display in the sun-drenched kitchen of, say, Gwyneth Paltrow or Athena Calderone, paired with rough linens and the smell of smoothly roasted espresso.

Price: $9.60, Was: $16

Is it weird to give the gift of a light switch plate? It depends on who you're giving them to — I, for one, would be delighted. In fact, anyone who likes modern style ought to be pleased with this unexpectedly organic offering for something most of us rarely ever think about. Also available in four other colors, this is proof that successful room design is all in the detail.

Price: $19.20/set of 4, Was: $24

The rise of the cocktail napkin was an inevitable part of the 1970s dinner party trend, that little extra flourish to show guests you made an effort. This checked version would work well with a lowball glass garnished with a maraschino cherry — it's just that sort of vibe.

Price: $15, Was: $19.95

Revered tastemakers like Athena Calderone and Colin King have both separately told me in the past they turn to CB2 for vases and planters, and this ceramic vase with its mind-bogglingly paper-thin fins is a good example as to why. Expensive style with an inexpensive price tag.

Price: $28.40, Was: $32.43

Staub Dutch ovens are for the design lover who thinks Le Creuset is a bit everywhere. Gwyneth Paltrow has rows of them stacked up in her kitchen, and hardware brand Buster + Punch just did a stellar collab on a capsule collection, but did you know it did serveware too? Elegantly chunky.

Price: $41.25, Was: $55

I've seen this exact vase by 101 Copenhagen used in Italian furniture showrooms by brands who set the design direction for the rest of the world. It's always left empty, and placed on a sideboard or table with space around it so its simple form can be truly appreciated.

Price: $4

This bookmark was really made to keep on show, the coffee table book of the bookmark world. Inspired by the architecture of Miami it clips onto your page with artful style.

Price: $24.50, Was: $34.99

There is a whole world of horrible tablecloths waiting for you out there in this price bracket but I'm declaring this simple gray linen/cotton mix one from H&M to be faultless — especially considering it's under $30. H&M's table linens wash and wear well, and this is simple and chic enough to layer whatever more fun pieces you want on top of.

Price: $30, Was: $45

Ok, so this egg poacher requires that your gift recipient already have an Always Pan, but at this stage in the game, who doesn't? The nifty poacher fits right into the top of the pan and allows you to steam perfectly rounded eggs every time — adding to the assertion that, yes, the Always Pan really can do everything.

Price: $26.25, Was: $35

For years I've had a little Dutch house version of this sort of ceramic tealight holder, and I still love it as much as when I first bought it. You place a tealight inside and the windows glow, as warm as hearth at Christmas. Now Rosendahl has released a set based on more contemporary architecture like this modern lighthouse. So cheering on a window ledge or shelf.

Price: $8

And these are what the essence of the stocking stuffer is all about — silly and fun and delightful and likely to raise a smile on the face of whoever opens them. Sticky tabs — rectangular Post-Its, if you will — are so much more handy to keep around on your desk than you realize until you have them.

Price: $6.76/set of 2

Taper candles are — without a doubt — the table accessory of the year. The feature on every designer's dinnerscape and the colors they come in continue to expand. These pretty, and pretty affordable, pink ones are also available in eight other shades.

Price: $19, Was: $24.95

I used to think life was too short to decant soap, but then I grew up and did a bathroom remodel that was full of brass accents. Now I want a brass soap pump to complement the look. This one would be perfect.

Price: $39.95, Was: $50

I've never seen a cocktail shaker quite like this, which makes this all the more chic. Lozenge in shape and with a 90s-style chrome handle it's so much more interesting than the classic approach to this bit of bar kit. I'm impressed.

Price: $38.50, Was: $55

Clocks have been going out of style in modern interiors — we don't tend to see them anymore as everyone just uses their phones. But perhaps that's also the fault of clock designers for not keeping up with modern aesthetics...and this alabaster one aims to redress that. Perfectly fitting into the minimaluxe look with its pared-back vibe, this could easily sit on an otherwise minimal shelf.

Price: $20, Was: $25

Oven mitts hanging over the bar on a cooker do not a chic minimalist kitchen make. So step forward the oven grip, the ingenious solution from Our Place that hides neatly in the corner of a drawer and allows you to easily grab hot dishes when they're done. Like all Our Place products, they're available in a calming gray-tinged rainbow of colors.

Price: $28.09

More brands are finding ways to make irregular pottery that looks handmade for affordable prices, and this slightly asymmetric vase has to be commended. It has the air of something you — or your very arty friend — could have made, and brings a charmingly distressed vibe to a shelfscape.

Price: $21, Was: $29.99

The super-stylist and incredible shopper Lucinda Chambers once told me H&M is the very best place for bathmats, and she's not wrong. The materials are soft and durable and last a long time. Its new collection with this deckchair-style stripe strikes just the right note of joy in this functional space.

Price: $28, Was: $38

This scallop-edged set of guest towels is just eye-catching enough to be noticeable, while still classic enough not to jar with any decor choices. Almost — but thankfully not quite — too nice to actually be put to use.

Price: $9.80, Was: $13.99

Just over 3 inches wide, this unobtrusive and super-luxe wall hook would work well to hang a robe in a bathroom, coats in an entryway, or favored outfits in a closet. Because it's so shallow, unlike a traditionally hook-shaped hook, it's ideal for small spaces, and so smart!

Price: $7.20, Was: $12

Even I'm not immune to the holiday bow decor that's been doing the rounds on TikTok, part of a wider move away from minimalism and towards a decoratively joyful style of decor. Where better to nod to the look than in the bathroom, a typically non-decorative space, with this cute little toothbrush tumbler?

Price: $24.99

Coffee table decor continues to err luxe in 2025 and this marbled tray looks so much more expensive than the price tag suggests, lending that same opulence to whatever is styled upon it. A real steal of a find.

Price: $8.40/set of 4, Was: $12

Not just for the serious cocktail drinker, these marble whiskey rocks are also for anyone who likes ice-cold soda but hates when it gets watered down. Keep in the freezer and add to your glass for a chilled drink that never dilutes.

Price: $24.50, Was: $34.99

It's a little-known fact that H&M Home is the very best place for affordable bath mats that feel good underfoot and last a long time, and its bathrobes are similarly gate-keeped by those in the know. The muslin is slubby and the colors — there are six more — are just the right level of gray-tinged. So much more luxe than the price tag suggests.

Price: $36, Was: $52

So chic on the shelf next to your favorite scented candle, so not what anyone would ever buy themselves. And in that on-trend amber glass that gives off the perfect dash of warmth when displayed on a mantle.

Price: $39, Was: $49.95

Standing at a height of 16 inches, this piece of art for art's sake is the gift of beauty, blending classical Greek charm with the modern love for an antiqued aesthetic and eclecticism.

Price: $50 ($43 for members)

You can rely on Soho Home to have just the right serveware to elevate even the most thrown-together of salads, and these elegantly slim spoons are so lavish. The decor equivalent of a scattering of pomegranate seeds, that extra final flourish that lifts the whole look.

Price: $21, Was: $28

I'm not going to focus on how fresh and grassy this oil tastes (though it does), but I do think a major selling point is how cool the reusable vessel it comes in is. Characterful and artsy, the hand-painted ceramic bottle is also available in three other shades.

Price: $12.60/set of 2, Was: $17.99

Playing into so many design moments all at once: stripy like a joy-making deck chair, red and white like the patterns in the Playfulism decor trend, smart and more likely to create a ritual out of your coffee than just, say, that old mug your recipient has had for years that doesn't match anything. Could this affordable little set be the gift of the year?

Price: $14.97, Was: $24.95

You have to be fairly brave to give someone art as a gift — to really feel like you know their taste. But at less than $15 you only need to find a little courage within. I have this print myself, ordered from Desenio (I paid extra for a frame) and love the movement in it, and how it reminds me of winter skies and birds migrating for warmth. It's graphic and evocative...and if it's not for you then the brand is a trove of other Scandi-esque art.

Price: $17.50/set of 4, Was: $24.99

I toyed with including these as they're not very...on-trend. They're not 70s, nor 90s, nor sleek, nor Playfulist. But I really love them, and I decided the reason I am drawn to them is because they're fun, and part of the reason 70s dinner parties feel so right for now is because they're all about fun. So they get my editor's nod of approval primarily because they're sure to cause delight.

Price: $29.40, Was: $49

There aren't many lamps that fit the bill for this gift guide — being both under $50 and, well, nice — but I should have guessed Urban Outfitters would sort me out. Also available in five other colors, the chrome gleam of this one nods to so many key looks in decor right now: vaguely Art Deco in shape, fairly 90s in chrome finish, and very warm in terms of illumination.

Price: $20/set of 6, Was: $32.99

I'm a big believer that if you have the space to store them, you should own specific glassware for specific drinks. It just makes cocktail hour more elegant if you've considered the shape of the stem for your chosen drink. Look at the rim of spiced salt on this glass, imagine how good that wide base would feel. Don't forget you can also buy a set for yourself.

Price: $43.50, Was: $58

I find pillows harder to give than gifts as wall art. Or at least, as hard. They feel oddly personal and are art for the sofa in the way a painting is for the wall. But I do think that bolster pillows are pretty universal — they're just so chic to tuck down the side of the arm — and this comes in ten other colors to choose between.

Price: $33.93, Was: $50

A regular on our pages, designer, and TV personality Leanne Ford has mastered the modern rustic look, blending farmhouse with contemporary for relaxed and inviting schemes. Just published in October, her latest book is an inspiring look at the secrets she uses to make good design.

Price: $12.96

I truly think it's so chic to have a colored glass carafe with its own drinking glass stopper next to the bed. I used to own one before my dog knocked it off the nightstand and it smashed — it was so much smarter than the bottle I now use. Finding this treasure for less than $13 tells me it's time to upgrade, the most immediate out of everything on this list I'll be buying for myself.

Price: $45

"$45 for laundry detergent?!" I can almost hear my mother shriek. And she'd be right...except this is no ordinary detergent. Luxe candle atelier Diptyque's La Droguerie collection won a Livingetc Style Award for the best elevation of the every day, and this range of cleaning supplies really is luxuriant and indulgent.

Price: $29.95

This crumpled-effect bowl is designed to catch your keys and loose change, to be kept in the entryway, and mean the owner never loses their things again. Of course, it could also hold candies, or nuts or be left empty as an item of decorative beauty.

Price: $18, Was: $24

Made to hold little indoor plants or succulents, I'd be tempted to leave this ceramic planter empty, all the better to admire its shape. Slightly irregular and with a hand-worn glaze it looks artisanal.

Price: $4.50, Was: $9

The best advice I ever got from a designer about how to use auction sites was to pick a material and search for that — you're more likely to find a gem that suits your decor that way. Anyway, I tend to search 'travertine' because, as a stone, it's less copied than marble, more refined, and less likely to produce garish knock-offs. This travertine soap dish is an example of why I love it so much — earthy and beautiful and rich in colored veining.

Price: $45

A personal favorite of mine, Gray Malin's photography captures ridiculously groomed dogs in ridiculously lavish setups around Beverley Hills, Paris, London, and New York. For the coffee table which doesn't take itself too seriously.

Price: $9.60, Was: $16

I'm not usually one for anything too quirky when it comes to plates (there's nothing more classic than a set of white plates), but something about this chunky snack plate has me bending my own rules. For less than $10, what's the harm, right?

Price: $149.99 (inc. extra 40% off in cart)
Was: $499

This Post-Modernist-style upholstered chair could be straight out of Vladimir Kagan's 1980s Tripod Lounge Chair playbook (see that on 1st Dibs now). The fluidity of the structure lends it an alluringly curvaceous look that our Advice and Gardens editor Faiza Saqib can't get enough of: "Its shape is truly outstanding — I'd love a pair of these in my living room set at the perfect angle for conversation."

Price: $2,936.50
Was: $4,195

Nothing screams luxury quite like a marble coffee table. Rich in texture and tone, this one is a beauty. Livingetc's UK editor Hugh Metcalf says, "This coffee table is the design that arguably started the trend for monolithic blocks in our living rooms — however, they generally retail beyond most people's budgets. With a hefty discount like this I might be finally tempted to invest."

Price: $180
Was: $240

"I have been searching high and low for an antique milking stool to sit beside my sofa," says Livingetc's interiors editor Emma Breislin. "The legs are the most important detail to me, and while I've been unlucky so far in my search, this more modern interpretation from McGee & Co is perfect, and I'm in love." With its vintage-inspired turned legs, and deep varnish (dark wood is going to be everywhere in 2025 — get ready), it's a beautiful piece.

Price: $278
Was: $398

"This style of mid-century-style, arched cabinet has been doing the rounds for some time — Anthropologie's Fern Ash model at nearly $2,500 is a great example. But why spend that much when you can get the look (and possibly customize it yourself) for a tenth of the price?" suggests Lucy Searle, Livingetc's Content Director. "Best of all, it's incredibly versatile, and useful in any room."

Price: $2,245
Was: $2,995

Interiors editor Emma has been looking for an accent chair to help pull together her living room scheme. "I want something that makes a statement, but is actually comfortable to sit in — you'd be surprised how many accent chairs aren't — and I think I've found it in this mustard velvet piece," she says. "It reminds me of the current croissant sofa trend, but in a size that will fit my smaller space."

Price: $1,398
Was: $1,998

A circular coffee table encourages a sociable seating arrangement, and this is our favorite find. Constructed of solid beechwood and hand-wrapped in rattan, it offers an elevated boho vibe to your home. "I love the texture and the simplicity of its shape," says Shopping Editor Julia Demer. "It's the perfect balance of contemporary and farmhouse. Plus the shelf is super practical."

Price: $92
Was: $175

"The bobble leg will never date," says Content Director for Audience, Lucy Searle, who has picked out this table to buy in this year's sales. "I love how it's in a very contemporary black, rather than a traditional wood finish, which means you can bring sinuous curves to a modern room, for a more intriguing scheme. I might be two or three and paint a couple in bolder colors to pep up my room's neutral scheme."

Price: $239.20
Was: $299

Every living room needs a floor lamp or two (in case you haven't heard, we don't turn the 'big' lights on anymore), and this contemporary find has Ecommerce Director Lindsey Davis enthused: "It's modern thanks to its metal frame and industrial silhouette, but the linen shade softens it, meaning it could easily work in a range of different interior styles. I think it's going to sell out fast."

Price: from $279
Was: from $349

Advice and Gardens Editor, Faiza Saqib loves this shapely oblong rug from West Elm. She says: “Defined by its unique lines and abstract appearance, this Oblong Rug is one piece I’m eyeing up this sale season. Available in a charming Alabaster hue (as well as Celadon and Green), this rug will look perfectly poised in my minimalist home. For me, it’s an ‘add to cart’ moment that's a total no-brainer.”

Price: $3,212
Was: $5,354

"I've been in the market for a new sofa for our family room — something super comfy and able to withstand the daily wear and tear of our family of four," explains our editor-in-chief, Jessica Cumberbatch-Anderson. "It has to be roomy, but also stylish. I love this trendy modular pit style that we can shift as needed." The innovative performance velvet material also makes it stain and liquid-resistant.

Price: $259.24

Was: $ 316.85

Livingetc's UK Editor, Hugh Metcalf has picked out this chic, minimalist-style bench for his living room. “I’ve wanted this bench for ages, but they’ve recently started selling it on Amazon, at the best price I’ve seen, no less." says Hugh. "I also just saw it in a house tour by designer Brittny Smith and that confirmed it’s something I need in my life.” We love that marriage of cylindrical cushions and boucle upholstery.

Price: $899.95
Was: $1,098

This sculptural console is the perfect addition to an entryway. With a warm, oak finish, this table is neutral while remaining structurally intriguing. "You want to make a statement at your entryway, it's what sets the scene for the rest of your home," says Emma. "This sculptural oak console will do just that. It feels substantial, without being overpowering, and neutral without being boring."

Price: $380
Was: $800

Yes this is a dining chair, and yes this is a living room furniture sales round-up, but Lucy says she could easily see this piece styled as a cool accent chair in a contemporary living room. Style with a throw pillow, maybe even a sheepskin draped over the back, and you've got yourself a beautiful armchair that won't weigh down or disrupt the flow of the space, thanks to its slim silhouette.

Price: $4,870
Was: $7,495

"Timelessly elegant, this entryway closet is perfect for an apartment living room where a decent-sized entryway and storage for coats and shoes is totally lacking," says interiors writer Olivia Wolfe. Constructed from oak wood with olive ash burl drawers, and complete with a shoe rack, storage hooks and an adjustable shelf, it's equal parts functional and beautiful.

Price: $1701
Was: $2268

Global Brand Director, Sarah Spiteri, loves this richly textured jute rug by designer Jake Arnold. A contemporary spin on the traditional braided jute rug, it sports an eye-catching geometric grid pattern that adds depth and dimension to a room. "Jake Arnold brings his signature, luxurious yet earthy aesthetic to this collaboration," says Sarah.

No matter the time of the year, it's always the right moment to plan your next adventure, and Petite Passport founder Pauline Egge's Design Stays immerses you in the very best of European hotel design, from Scandinavia to the Aegean Sea and the Alps. Selected for their standout décor, daring aesthetic, and the human stories behind them, the destinations contained within this booklet are all you need to inspire your upcoming getaway — and, who knows, maybe you'll get to visit them first-hand.

See more travel coffee table books from Anthropologie.

Freshly printed, PENANG reminds us that traveling is about our destination's history, culinary heritage, and culture. A riveting journey to the Malaysian island of the same name, the volume gathers 23 recipes courtesy of Chef André Chiang, culinary director of the Eastern & Oriental Express, and chefs Malcolm Lee and Abby Lee, into a feast for all senses. From outstanding architectural landmarks to tucked-away, jungle-clad hills and plantations, Penang offers an unforgettable escape.

See more travel coffee table books from Apartmento Magazine.

In a world caught in the grip of climate change, traveling is an endangered luxury. This Kinfolk volume strives to awaken us to the allure of our local surroundings, inciting regional wanderings and discoveries in place of intercontinental flights. Informed by slow living principles and filled with breathtaking imagery lensed across five continents, the book prompts us to reassess our relationship with our cities and communities to show how staying put can lead to as much inspiration and awe as favors chasing remote destinations.

See more travel coffee table books on Amazon.

If you've read any of my Setting Up Shop, chances are you're aware of my obsession with independent businesses. Conceived as a bible for "would-be-retailers, neighborhood-makers, and brands in need of a fix", this monograph takes you inside 100 brick-and-mortar shops across the globe through interviews, reports, essays, and equally thought-provoking photographs shedding light on their unique contributions to their retail space and the world as a whole.

Cinema disruptor A24 has made the world a better place thanks to its instant-classic films, from Moonlight (2016) and Aftersun (2022) to Priscilla (2023), and the same can be said of its vibrantly crafted books. Florida! is no exception: packed with colorful illustrations, amusing how-to tips for exploring the Sunshine State like a true local, whimsical photography, and an introduction by native Floridian author Tyler Gillespie, this fanciful find is one that won't go unnoticed.

See more travel coffee table books from A24.

It was hard to settle on just one of Assouline's creatively packaged titles. Because of its vivid, decades-spanning imagery of the Middle East and Asia, fun titling and design details, and thought-provoking reflections on the theme of Orientalism — or the Western fascination with the way of life of remote civilizations (and its problematic essence) — this volume had to be the one. Diving into folkloristic customs, immersive bazaars, and monumental architecture, it isn't just visually beautiful but sparks introspection, too.

See more travel coffee table books at Saks.

During COVID-19, parks became the most immediate, and the only reachable, outdoor destination for all of us. A visual compendium of 50 of the globe's most fascinating green lungs, from legendary landmarks to under-the-radar thriving grass patches conceived to be remembered by local passersby and tourists alike, City Parks is a 208-page portrait of nature and the humans who inhabit it.

Correct me if I am wrong, but I feel Accidentally Wes Anderson needs no real introduction. Mesmerizingly symmetric natural landscapes and urban cutouts, pastel-hued sceneries, and joyful Art Deco design landmarks — be it theaters, hotels, or stuck-in-time stations — are the protagonists of this globe-trotting title, inspired by the meticulous cinematography work of award-winning director Wes Anderson.

Remember when I said that no ordinary destination guides were allowed into this edit of the best travel coffee table books? Well, Alpine Style represents their polar opposite. Created for the mountain-obsessed home decorator, it is a punchy, brightly colored archive of some of the most aesthetic and deliberately bold Alpine interiors — granting you snow-fresh inspiration on how to recreate them at home.

Price: $105
Was: $165

I LOVE the idea of having this out on my stovetop or an open shelf year-round—just like I would a sculptural, color-accenting bowl on my living room coffee table. Really well reviewed by buyers and Livingetc team members, it's just one practical but pretty part of a collection by Selena Gomez at Our Place. This pot is perfect for an 8-person dinner party, but I'm a big fan of the whole set, which you can pick up for nearly half price right now.

Price: $27.08
Was: $31.86

Want to bake your favorite cookies or roast a good old Turkey? With the holiday and party season now in full swing, it's important to find the best products to ease your cooking. This Hongbake Baking sheet set comes in a lush champagne gold set and will certainly bring practicality and style into your space. Made from carbon steel, Its diamond texture makes for the perfect piece of cookware. To make things better, it has a two layering coating and is free from PFOA, BPA and PTFE. This stylish find will look exquisite on your dining table and kitchen worktops.

Price: $41.99
Was: $59.99

Chic, sleek, and worth every penny, the Martha Stewart Eastwalk knife set comes in a set of 14 and is quite the pretty find. Made from carbon stainless steel and forged with acacia wood on its handle, I think this piece is a must-have in every kitchen. Coated in a classic white color, this piece will certainly elevate the way your kitchen looks and feels — while also brightening up dull spots in your space. The knives are available to purchase in eight different colors, and best of all, they are now on sale!

Price: $149
Was: $195

I have been eyeing this wonderful Wonder Oven for quite some time now, and well, I've officially added it to my wish list. It is a gem of a find with its 6-in-1 air fryer and toaster oven with steam infusion. Available in four charming colors, this petite yet powerful home appliance will transform the way your kitchen looks and functions. It's certainly a stylish countertop-worthy appliance, I mean, just look at it! Best of all, it can bake, air fry, roast, reheat, toast and broil. The Wonder Oven comes with a wire rack, baking pan, air fryer basket, crumb trap, and an attached power cord. It's now on sale and worth the investment, so be sure to check it out.

Price: $10.99
Was: $14.99

Oxblood, ravishing reds, and irresistible deep hues have become quite the trend this year, and we're here for it. Made with a durable razor-sharp stainless steel cutting function, this can opener brings in minimal effort, with maximum control when opening your much-needed ingredients to ease your cooking. The handles have been designed with comfort in mind, granting you a secure grip and effortless use. If you're wondering what I love most about this little tool, it would be its shape, color, and stylish take on a practical solution.

Price: $329.99
Was: $449.99

I am a little bit obsessed with this piece... okay, maybe A LOT. I mean, just look at it. Dripping in a lovely creamy linen with a charming copper bowl. This stand mixer is what I want in my home. It's chic and stylish, and I mean, it can make everything from fresh pasta to burgers, ice cream, cake batter, and so much more. It features a stainless steel bowl with a comfortable handle and comes with 10 speeds — powerful enough to stir up those recipes you urge to cook up this holiday season. What are you waiting for? I'd say it's worth an "add to cart" moment!

If you love ruffles but prefer a more relaxed vibe, this linen bedding set strikes the perfect balance. With its understated trim and premium, heirloom-quality flax, it keeps you cool in summer and cozy in winter. I’m partial to the calmingly sophisticated “Ocean” blue, though there are plenty of nature-inspired colorways to choose from.

Ikat patterns are a timeless classic, and these 100% cotton shams are the perfect way to take them for a spin. Their subtle pattern adds just the right pop to spice up solid sheets and duvets, or even play with other patterns to create a more maximalist bedscape.

This high-shine quilt is fit for a queen — literally and figuratively. Its small, tailored stitching creates a vibe best described as regal, while the praline shade pairs beautifully with moss green sheets. But really, all the color options in this style are irresistibly iridescent, so you can’t go wrong. 

Price: $258

If the Transformer Round Table isn’t quite in your budget but you’re still drawn to that Scandi minimalist style, this option from Walmart makes a great substitute. Pull at the sides to extend it into an oval shape that seats up to six. Some assembly is required, but glowing reviews suggest it’s pretty straightforward. It's also available in natural pine.

Price: $790, Was: $1,599

For farmhouse fans, the Lafond Table is a standout. Its sleek minimalist lines crafted from solid pine and reclaimed wood manage to feel both storied and modern, while the tongue and groove joinery ensures a cohesive look even after extension — no unsightly grooves here. 4.7/5-stars from over 1,073 reviews do not lie!

Price: $516

At just over $500, this unique mid-century table is already a great deal, but the included four matching chairs make it even sweeter. While it doesn’t have the seamless top of the Transformer Table (the divisions are visible when extended), this set does boast a perfect 5-star review.

Price: $859.99, Was: $1,089.99

I didn’t expect to find such a stylish extendable table on Amazon, but this one has really surprised me. Adjustable from 39" to 55", it accommodates different seating arrangements effortlessly. Its fluted solid wood pedestal base adds a high-end look while providing excellent stability. Currently 21% off for Black Friday, you’ll want to act fast on this Amazon dining table!

Price: $2,132 (+25% off for members)

Nothing beats the simplistic, architectural beauty of Rove Concepts’ Arco Table. It’s fresh, modern, and sophisticated without feeling overdone. The removable leaf can be neatly stored underneath the table, and you can choose between walnut or washed natural oak veneer finishes.

Price: $1,539.99, Was: $1,769.99

Who says stone-top dining tables can’t extend? This elegant option with an angular base and marble veining proves otherwise. Its clever design features leaves that lift to increase its length by 40%, seating up to ten. An ideal pick for large family gatherings.

Price: $82.80, Was: $138

I try not to play favorites, but this dark blue and white jar makes it hard. Who said kitchen counter organizers had to be boring? Little jars like this make hiding the mess more fun and chic. And they come in two other sizes with different colored flower lids. It is safe to say I am obsessed.

Price: $81, Was: $135

If you are loving the Marimekko look, but want something a bit more minimal, this Butticula candle holder is the thing for you. Saks says "It is designed by Carina Seth Andersson and made of mouth-blown glass." Plus, the metal top is removable so you can easily clean it when needed.

Price: $59.40/set of 3, Was: $99

Talk about funky dinner plates! This trio is a stunning place to start building your tableware collection. Animal print has been everywhere this season, and maybe dinnerware trends are following suit. Though this is not traditional animal print it has a similar essence, and would be perfect for a stylish dinner party.

Price: $93, Was: $155

Anything green is sure to catch my eye, and when it also has to do with coffee? I don't think there could be a better combo. "This Marimekko coffee press makes about six cups of coffee and features the brand's Tiiliskivi (brick) print, designed by the brand's founder Armi Ratia. The coffee press has a metal filter inside and a lid with a wooden knob," says the product description.

Price: $31.20, Was: $52

The best holiday tablescape tip I can give is to incorporate fun glassware. No dinner party is complete without that, and this Syksy wine goblet is the perfect holiday table detail. It's simple but chic textured design is a neutral choice that will pair well with any tablescaping theme.

Price: $111/set of 4, Was: $185

These towels were too good not to include in the favorites list! And we all need a cozy towel or two (or four) to wrap up in as winter rolls in. The bright yellow flower pattern will be perfect for spring and summer and will add a moment of cheer on the shorter, darker days. The set comes with two large and two small styles, so your bathroom set is covered.

Price: $59.99

I recently bought this exact table lamp for two reasons: First, so many designers have told me lately how much and why they love oxblood that I've succumbed to its charms, too. It's sophisticated, moody, and wonderful. Second, I wanted a little lamp to place on the cocktail table at the end of my sofa so I could hunker down under a blanket and read the winter away. I couldn't be happier with my choice; its glow is so warm.

Price: $18, Was: $24

I can't believe this bowl is this affordable and, for me, the price tag certainly sparks a lot of joy. It looks so expensive, the type of piece I've been seeing in showrooms of most luxe furniture ateliers in Milan, artful and sculptural and as interesting and empty as when filled with a plant.

Price: $48 each

One of the big design trends for the season is the return of the 1970s dinner party. But this time, it's done with a refinement and sense of clean lines that wasn't there before—instead, it takes the decade's colors and reimagines them in ways that make you want to celebrate. Take these candlesticks, and how they refract the light across your table, sparkling in the glow of the candles above. They are the tablescape equivalent of a pair of statement earrings and the perfect finishing touch.

Price: $9.95

Decanting a bag of peanuts into this with my post-work cocktail turns drinking alone at home into an art form. It's the elevation of not eating snacks directly from the bag plus how designer the asymmetry of the bowls feel.

Price: $59.99

This is not the most eye-catching mirror in the — frankly, pretty stellar — mirror section at H&M, but I don't believe every piece has to command attention for it to spark joy. And for every chunky blue snack plate, there's the calming beauty of this beaded white mirror, which I'd pair in a pared-back bathroom for a sense of real serenity.

Price: $20/set of 4

Talking of elevating the at-home drink, these etched green coupes by the designer John Derian for Target are as elegant as they are affordable. In both cases, that's very, and I can't wait to load up a tray filled with them to serve at pre-holiday parties.

Price: $16 (+40% off for UO Rewards Members)

I'll be honest — I am usually a minimalist when it comes to plates. I tend to favor plain white and purely round (though sometimes with a slight handmade asymmetry). But this cute plate made me smile because it's so playful — almost childlike — and I can imagine having several loaded up with hors d'oeuvres and spread out across the table.

Price: $13.99, Was: $28

I used to have the fox ornament from the same line on my kitchen shelf all year round. He sat cheerfully in front of my curated jars, making me smile whenever I saw him. He broke when I knocked him over, reaching for the jar of pasta, but master potter turned master homeware designer Jonathan Adler's tree trinkets still spark joy for me — and now they're in the sale, it's definitely time to replace my fallen hero.

Price: from $43

I was recently introduced to the brilliant online art repository Artfully Walls, a trove of thousands of prints in a vast array of styles. What was most joyful about it was its clever AI search function, where you can type in any descriptors, and it'll offer you dozens that fit the bill. I tried "abstract pink" to find this one, but I also enjoyed trying "black and white dog" and "relaxing on a beach." It makes curation very easy.

Price: $16/set of 6

When I have guests over I always like to create an unexpected and slightly unnecessary moment that adds to the theatre of the evening. A gold straw tucked into a Negroni is ultimately totally not needed but adds to the spectacle of the moment and says, "You know what? This is a party!"

Price: $78/set of 2

I am always happiest when watching videos Gwyneth Paltrow shares of herself cooking. Those "boyfriend breakfasts" have a relaxed yet studied easiness to them, she may be pottering in the kitchen but all her utensils and serving dishes are very well thought out. Just like these two serving spoons — tuck them in a salad and you're done. "Oh, this? I just threw it together..."

Price: from $29 (+40% off for UO Rewards Members)

The Playfulism trend we coined earlier this year was all about mixing luxe surfaces with checkerboard patterns, pairing surrealist tendencies with blush colors. And, as the name suggests, it was all about creating homes that were fun to be in. This rug — at just $29 — is the ideal joy-making base for more sophisticated furniture to go on top of.

Price: $14.99, Was: $22.99

The trend for deckchair striped furniture and pillows is going nowhere— it's still such a joyful reminder of vacations and beaches. But I am enjoying this more subdued take with a beige stripe, which would allow you to include this smile-raising style in even the most neutral of living rooms.

Price: $12.60, Was: $18

I think a lot about what makes the perfect mug because my husband broke my favorite one two weeks ago. Nothing makes me happier than my coffee in the morning when all is calm and it's just me and my Wordle. This stoneware mug could be my broken mug's replacement — its width is perfect for cupping with two hands while daydreaming, and its glaze looks careworn and curated on the shelf.

Price: $39.99, Was: $179 (+ 40% off for UO Rewards Members)

I would prefer to use this as an end table rather than a nightstand (because I always need a nightstand with drawers to prevent the top from getting too messy). But in a living room, this sculptural piece would look so dynamic, like it was hewn from rock, and therefore, at least ten times the price. Joy-sparking, indeed.

Price: $91.99, Was: $193.99

A little lightweight reading chair that is slim enough to be moved to wherever the most peaceful corner of the house is will always bring joy. This has mid-century leaning in the angles of its legs and arms, and very modern hunting green cushioning only adds to the appeal. Oh, and it's over $100 down!

Price: from $25.99

I've long been a fan of the retro charms of the Kinto cups and saucers - they speak of family outings in an RV, stopping by the roadside for a flask of hot, sweet tea. The nostalgia they bring is an instant mood-lifter, and the fact they're in a warming amber tone helps, too, of course.

Price: $55.50, Was: $74

Handkerchief vases were a huge design trend back in 2007, and I'd like this ceramic version to mark a comeback. Previously they were all glass, but this shape — so named because it looks like a crumpled handkerchief — has a haunting beauty to it. And, like the other vessel from Lulu and Georgia near the top of the page, looks so much more expensive than it is.

Price: $17.81

Was: $20.99

These finial Christmas tree ornaments look so luxe, no one would ever guess they are from Amazon. The unique shape and glam color give them instant status on the tree. They are a perfect addition to your existing collection, or if you like to curate a uniform tree, this bundle is an affordable way to do it. 

Price: $4.20

Was: $5.99

Nothing says luxury quite like crimson stain. We simply can't resist these gorgeous striped ornaments from H&M. They would look wonderful against the deep green pine of the tree and paired with other hues of red. Satin also reflects the glow from string lights beautifully, making it a great choice for the tree.

Price: $61.60

Was: $88

Whether you are a minimalist or maximalist you will love these ornaments. This set of 16 is the quickest way to deck out a tree to make it look totally luxe. The selection includes more muted tones of lilac and peach, offering something different to your traditional palette. 

Price: $517.14

Was: $959.99

This might just be the best Black Friday deal we have seen this year. At almost 50% off this tree is an absolute bargain. If you are looking for a luxury 9ft pre-it tree, look no further. Artificial trees are not only more sustainable, less messy, and easier to put up, but they will also save you money in the long run. High-quality artificial pine doesn't often come at this price, it is not an opportunity to be missed.

Price: $129.99

Was: $259.99

This tree is the perfect pick for rocking around the Christmas tree year after year. The 400 lights sparkle throughout the tree and add a festive ambiance to any room. It even has a range of light settings to play around with. It isn't often you find a real-looking artificial tree, but this rivals the real thing.

Price: $54.99

Was: $89.00

Not every room has space for a bushy 9ft tree, in those cases, a pencil tree is a perfect alternative. This super slim option from Walmart is great for those awkward spaces in your home like the hallway. Its compact size makes it possible to bring festive cheer to every corner of your home.

Price: $39.89

Was: $51.99

One of the best things about Christmas is seeing your neighborhood lit up. There is something about warm twinkly lights that instantly elevate your home. Opt for warm LEDs for a chic way to adorn your porch this year.

Price: $39.99

Was: $48.99

Any Christmas light connoisseur knows not all lights are created equally. Tone, quantity, and shape can all play a big part in how your lights look. Too yellow can appear cheap, and too white can look harsh. These 787 lights nail the tone and have a modern shape that will set your house apart from the rest.

Price: $18.97

Was: $29.99

Warm golden lights are our go-to when it comes to adorning the tree. They give a cozy ambiance that is hard to emulate the rest of the year. However, sometimes it is nice to have some fun with lights and add some colors. Luckily these lights give you both options. Switching between the two is as easy as clicking a switch.

Price: $20.99

Was: $34.99

If you are looking for an uber-luxe-looking Christmas wreath, try opting for unusual foliage. This faux eucalyptus option is a modern take on the traditional wreath and is a great option for contemporary homes and minimalists alike.

Price: $15.40

Was: $21.99

If you really want an unconventional wreath that screams luxury, check out this metal option from H&M. Wreaths shouldn't be reserved for front doors, this option would look great around the home too. Combined with some fairy lights this wreath would brighten up any space.

Price: $34.99

Was: $57.99

If classic is more your style, this artificial pine wreath will take care of your front door decorating for years to come. The lights and mini pine cones really give this wreath an edge. Sometimes simple is the most luxurious.

Price: $19.98
Now: $24.99 

Price: $31.99
Was: $49.99

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Price: $409.99
Was: $59.995
Saving: 27%

Not the biggest markdown, admittedly, but worth including because I've been seeing tables that look like this in homes designed by my favorites like Brigette Romanek and Olga Ashby. And their versions won't be anywhere near as affordable.

Price: $399
Was: $599

Saving: 33%

There's been a new wave of wavy furniture this year - designers like Sarah Sherman Samuel (more of her later) and Matilda Goad have used them to create elevated pieces. This Urban Outfitters version is just as smart - at a fraction of the price.

Price: $598.50
Was: $799

Saving: 25%

Polished wood continues to be my go-to for 2024 - I'm adding it into my home with a new nightstand and new bed. It's monastic and calming, and works well with linen, which is why it's perfect for a living room coffee table, too.

Price: $1118.60
Was: $1598

Saving: 30%

I am a huge fan of ridged surfaces and the way they catch the light differently throughout the day. The result is always a room that looks more curated and considered than one without them.

Price: $161.49
Was: $199.99

Saving: 19%

A coffee table that doubles as storage that helps create your own reading corner? Designer Jonathan Adler predicted for Livingetc that rattan would continue to be big in 2024, and so this is the table that has it all.

Price: $1273.50
Was: $1698

Saving: 25%

And here's designer Sarah Sherman Samuel again, but this time with a piece she's created for Lulu and Georgia. I've been coveting everything she does for that brand, it's always so organically-shaped, whimsical and smart.

Price: $799.96
Was: $999.95

Price: $229.99
Was: $349.99

Price: $139.30
Was: $199

Price: $719.55
Was: $1599

Circular tables are excellent at promoting conversation, meaning they're perfect for summer dinners outside. The glass top on this one is clean, while the wrapped rattan below adds a bit of interest.

Price: $899
Was: $1248

This all-weather, rust-resistant Wayfair table is available in a number of different color combinations, but this white bottom + driftwood top is my favorite. The white is light and breezy, and the driftwood is soft and simple.

Price: $1999
Was: $2499

For a bit more substance, structure, and a modern feel than the white CB2 circular table, try this teak version for Pottery Barn. The slats on the top are specifically designed to wick off water during the rainy season.

Price: $609.99
Was: $709.99

A bit more playful and a great option for a large family, this bench dining set is UV-protected and made of tough, durable aluminum (great for the great outdoors).

Price: $559.70
Was: $1599

This large dining table with a tempered glass top is SO chic that our editor has it in his cart. And it's almost $1000 off. It can fit up to eight people. This piece + some tall greenery would make for such a welcoming outdoor dining space.

Price: $158.99
Was: $306.99

If you're looking for a stylish budget-friendly outdoor dining table, this from Wayfair is perfect. It's well-reviewed, affordable, and the black will match with anything you already have.

Price: $1614
Was: $1899

Save $200-some on this teak dining table when you buy during Pottery Barn's Black Friday sale. The solid teak wood has been kiln-dried, which helps prevent warping, splitting, and mildew.

Price: $756.59
Was: $858

Minimalist, easy to clean, neutral-toned. And don't be fooled by the name — the top of this table is made of polycement, which is both lightweight and almost entirely weather resistant. The acacia wood legs, meanwhile, are sure to ward off mold and fungus.

Price: $483.75
Was: $645

The holes in the top of this steel table almost air it out, allowing it to breathe. A classic design with an upscale touch.

Price: $26.39

Was: $32.99

Nate Berkus' innovative rice weave not only boasts a fantastic appearance but also offers a luxurious feel. Soft and highly absorbent, these washcloths are the perfect addition to your guest bathroom, sure to impress any home visitors.

Price: $42.39

Was: $52.99

Looking to infuse an extra touch of coziness into your living space? Your answer is this textured weave throw blanket. Crafted from 100% cotton, it's well-suited for all four seasons, maintaining the warm yet elevated look that we adore about Nate Home all year long. 

Price: $51.19

Was: $63.99

Cool to the touch, this duvet set is perfect for those who tend to run hot while sleeping. The set includes one duvet cover and two matching pillow shams, all in a twin size. It reinvents plaid with a neutral color palette, transforming an otherwise wintry print into something beautiful for all four seasons.

Price: $17.59

Was: $21.99

Transform your bedroom into your personal hotel retreat with these dark gray Nate Home pillowcases. Crafted from lightweight and luxurious percale, they elevate your sleeping experience with both comfort and style.

Price: $35.99

Was: $44.99

Not all hand towels are crafted alike. Case in point: these ribbed detail hand towels from Nate Home. Their ultra-plush feel and subtly elegant design elevate them a notch above the rest.

Price: $57.59

Was: $71.99

A neutral sheet set serves as the ideal bedding foundation, and this one by Nate Home is among our favorites. The fitted sheet boasts a 15-inch deep pocket, ensuring a snug fit on even the thickest of mattresses.

Price: $33.51
Was: $70

Add softness and texture to your bedroom with this 100% cotton, 475-thread count cream pillowcase. The product has a classic look that will suit any style of home. 

Price: $38.40
Was: $60

Natural, breathable, and buttery soft, choose these 100% French linen pillowcases that provide a secure feel the moment you lie down. The colors add warmth to the room. 

Price: $48.99
Was: $69

Experience better sleep with these down, cotton breathable pillows in soft cooling gel fibers. The pillow won't change shape or lump up, ensuring a good night's sleep.

Price: $36.99 (queen)
Was: $49.49

Consider this microfiber duvet cover and sham set to elevate your bedding. The material has a super soft feel, is lightweight and breathable.

Price: $179.95 (full)
Was: $258

Designed in TENCEL™ and linen blend, this duvet cover is airy and breathable, and remains soft and plush even after multiple washes.

Price: $25.20

Was: $81.99

This woven linen and viscose blend is durable, and long-lasting with a soothing appeal. A good choice for those who struggle with overheating.

Price: $93.97 (full)
Was: $179

This 480-thread count sheet set from Brooklinen features what the company calls a "rich, buttery-smooth weave." The lemongrass colorway is still in stock in full and queen sizes, but you'll want to move fast. 

Price: $195 (king)
Was: $325

The low-density weave allows good air circulation, keeping the bed cool and comfortable all night long. Made with 100% long-staple cotton, the sheets provide durability and softness. 

Price: $116 (queen)
Was: $177.99

This olive green Brooklyn Loom sheet set is lightweight and moisture-wicking and includes a flat sheet, a fitted sheet, and 2 pillowcases.

Price: $47.99
Was: $55.99

This goose-down comforter set from Target is made with double-brushed microfiber and comes with a comforter and two matching shams. It's also hypoallergenic! A really simple and affordable pick for anyone in need of some new bedding at a discount.

Price: $136.99
Was: $159.99

The buttons on this neutral-toned cotton comforter set add a fun tactile element, but also make it easier to remove the comforter insert for cleaning or changing.

Price: From $67
Was: From $169

Give your bed a spa feel with this waffle comforter set from Pottery Barn. It's well-priced (this deal is unreal!), soft-looking in appearance, and would surely be wonderful to run your hands up and down.