10 holiday home gifts that are certified crowd-pleasers

No matter the home aesthetic, these affordable items are the perfect holiday gift.

Holiday Gifts
(Image credit: Original Illustration by Makena Frederick)
Natalie Gray Herder
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I've always been a bit wary of giving home décor as a holiday gift. Like perfume and cologne, home décor is quite personal, so it's not a gift I want to fumble. But I've had a lot of gift-giving practice over the years, and I've finally nailed it down to a science. In the world of gift-giving, there are a few "neutral" categories that have something for everyone: candles, throws, and framed photos are always easy, thoughtful options. If you want to go all out, cookware sets, ceramic pieces, and framed prints are the next level up. No matter which home décor category you go with, Walmart has everything you need. I'll be purchasing my holiday gifts in one go at this one-stop shop. Keep scrolling to shop the 10 holiday home gifts that all of your loved ones will be excited to unwrap.

throw blanket
Better Homes & Gardens Solid Knit Throw

Throw blankets are the sweaters of home décor. They're easy, reliable, and always sure to please.

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Beautiful by Drew Barrymore 12pc Ceramic Non-Stick Cookware Set

If you have a relative who's moving into their first home, this cookware set is an incredibly well-priced gift that has every pot and pan they'll need for their new kitchen.

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Beautiful by Drew Barrymore Yellow Flower Pattern Linen Print Size 16" x 20"

This print from Drew Barrymore's collection is a sweet combination of classic floral patterns and inspirational words that will look beautiful in any bedroom, bathroom, or office.

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Better Homes & Gardens 14" Artificial Pampas in White Rounded Ceramic Vase

I love the texture that pampas grass adds to a room. This ceramic works in a wide variety of home styles from boho to modern.

candle
Better Homes & Gardens Warm Leather & Amber Scented 2-Wick Ombre Jar Candle

This candle evokes winter with notes of midnight amber, black vanilla bean, and mahogany woods.

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Beautiful by Drew Barrymore 2QT Cast Iron Heart Dutch Oven

This cute dutch oven falls into the category of "things I'd like to buy myself."

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Mainstays 8x10 Matted to 5x7 Distressed White Gallery Tabletop Picture Frame

With so many photos living in our camera rolls, it's a special treat to have one printed and framed for you.

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Better Homes & Gardens 12oz Salted Coconut & Mahogany Scented 2-Wick Frosted Jar Candle

There really is no such thing as having too many candles. When in doubt, they often make the easiest and most crowd-pleasing gifts.

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Haus and Hues Aesthetic Posters

Art prints often come with a hefty price tag, so this set of six for $18 is a deal you can't miss. I love the idea of giving this set so the recipient can mix and match according to their preferences.

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Better Homes & Gardens 7-Piece Stainless Steel Mixologist Set with Wooden Tray

If you're headed to any holiday party this season, this is the perfect gift for the host to get the party started.

Natalie Gray Herder
Natalie Gray Herder
Associate Editor

Natalie Gray Herder is an associate editor on the branded content team at sister titles Who What Wear and Marie Claire. Originally from Los Angeles, Natalie decided to make the move to NYC after graduating from Loyola Marymount University in 2019. She had plans of applying to law school until doing a 180 to follow her more creative passions: writing and fashion. As a former collector of Vogue magazines, she should have known her true calling was in editorial but is grateful for the journey that led her to Who What Wear. She began her career at the NYC-based publication The Select 7, where she wrote about fashion, beauty, food, travel, and interiors. In pursuit of her next role, Natalie knew she wanted to hone in on women's fashion. She is an avid researcher, reader, and explorer in and out of the office. She is inspired by the street style of her fellow New Yorkers and her laid-back roots in California. In her free time, you can find her trying new restaurants, visiting museums, and reading in the park.

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