36 Homes & Gardens editor-approved gift ideas that will make your holiday shopping a breeze
From chic homeware to gardening essentials, this is what our editors are adding to their shopping lists (and wish lists) this year


Shopping for holiday gifts? The H&G team have you covered. Our editors have rounded up everything they are shopping for the people in their lives (or things they would love to be gifted themselves) to provide you with all the gifting inspiration you need.
We cover gifts for home lovers, budding chefs, gardening enthusiasts and more – there's glassware, cookware, candles, kettles, and even toothpaste (stylish toothpaste). No matter what your budget or who you are buying for, we are sure you will find some holiday shopping inspiration right here. And we've split our gift suggestions into our favorite stores too, so you can tick plenty of people off in just one order.
Anthropologie
Hebe Hatton is our Head of Interiors at H&G, and year after year she swears by Anthropologie to tick a load of people off her gifting list. You can find something to suit all styles and budgets, but here are her top picks for some shopping inspiration.
As chic as toothpaste comes. Yes, this is toothpaste and yes, I am suggesting it as a gift. The stylish person in your life will know about this toothpaste. They will want this toothpaste. It's got a whole story behind it and the fragrances (flavors?) were actually developed in Italian Fragrance Houses.
Tomato is such a lovely fresh flavor. It's perfect to light in those first days of the year when the holiday decorations are down and you want your home to feel fresh and clean again for the New Year. That's why this makes a great gift, it's something to get out and enjoy once all the festivities are over.
The Bistro Tile collection at Anthropologie is iconic. And Anthro has collaborated with Haden to give their famous British Kettle shape a French makeover. I am getting this for my mother-in-law this year to match the Bistro Tile mugs I bought her last year.
These plates look too good to eat off! I would personally hang these on the walls after I had finished hosting for the holidays. I love the texture of these plates. They are stoneware so have that very rustic look and the bows aren't just painted on but embossed so slightly raised for even more texture.
Afloral
Rachel Bull is our Head of Gardening, but as well as being passionate about all things gardens, she's also a floral designer and creates beautiful installations for shoots, workshops, installations, and weddings. Her go-to store for beautiful floral-related gifts is Afloral. Here's what she's shopping for the holidays.
Quiet Town
Molly Malsom is our Kitchens and Bathrooms editor and has discovered one of her favorite stores to shop for chic bathroom accessories and stylish gifts is Quiet Town. The pieces are all sustainable, thoughtful, and functional – here's what Molly's shopping this year...
Hexclad
Being a trained chef herself, our Kitchen Appliance Editor, Lydia Hayman loves to gift people presents that are going to make them better in the kitchen. She swears by Hexclad for its amazing quality cookware. If you have an avid cook on your holiday gift list, it's the place to head to treat them to something that's going to last decades.
Crate & Barrel
Charlotte Olby is our Style and Trends Editor, and she's mid-renovation right now so her gift shopping list is also a bit of a wishlist of home decor pieces she'd love to receive to update her own home. Charlotte's recommendation to shop all things for a home-lover is Crate & Barrel.
I’m secretly hoping that someone makes me a burr basket for Christmas this year and includes this box of goodies to make smores for a cute night-in activity.
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I am the Head of Interiors at Homes & Gardens. I started off in the world of journalism in fashion and luxury travel and then landed my first interiors role at Real Homes and have been in the world of interior design ever since. Prior to my role at H&G I was the digital editor at Livingetc, from which I took a sabbatical to travel in my self-converted van (not as glamorous as decorating a home, but very satisfying). A year later, and with lots of technical DIY lessons learned I am back to writing and editing, sometimes even from the comfort of my home on wheels.