For the people on your list who pay attention to details and like a bit of derring do—who doesn’t?— here are 11 present ideas.
If you’ve seen our new book, Remodelista: The Organized Home, you know that we swear by trays for easy order.
A year ago, at an opening at Meg Cohen’s Thompson Street boutique in NYC, I watched a friend splurge on two of her featherweight cashmere scarves in hard-to-find unisex designs.
The Drinks by the Dram Bathtub Gin Tasting Set is $22.13 from Masters of Malt.
From Badger’s Velvet, designer-writer Ros Badger’s line of subtly subversive housewares, Filth Soap comes in three scents: rose, lavender, and citrus woods.
Learn the “building blocks of an effective insult” and much more in How to Swear, $14.13, a new international edition of the UK guide, designed and written by the aptly named Stephen Wildish.
“A revolt against modern deck formats with only black suits in the entire pack,” David Shrigley Playing Cards, $13.02, are a collaboration between the Glasgow-based artist and Third Drawer Down Studio of Melbourne.
We like the way Urbanears compact, cloth-covered Stammen speakers fit unobtrusively on shelves. Concrete gray and other colors are currently on sale for $249, marked down from $349.
Buly 1803, the French revival apothecary line, is all about exquisite packaging.
Outdoor company Poler’s nine-by-nine-inch square cast-iron skillet, the Squillet is currently on sale for $39.96, marked down from $49.95.
From London’s School of Life, the 15-Minute Timer is “a visual reminder to take a break during the day and carve out 15 minutes for what truly counts”; $38 from Ode to Things.