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Fashion girlies know Ann Demeulemeester is one of the most important “if you know, you know” brands on the market. To convey that your loved one runs a haute couture home, invest in this must-have home collaboration with Serax.

A chess set on the coffee table? Classic. A rose quartz checkers set created by the one and only Edie Parker? Practically too cool to exist. Your loved one’s home decor should be a reflection of their personality, and this gift tells the world they’re confident and chic.

Don’t let houseguests leave water marks behind on your loved one’s beautiful wooden furniture. This set of brass coasters not only protects their peace of mind, but also looks avant-garde on any surface.

We were all inspired by Gwyneth Paltrow fashion moments this year, and now we can be inspired by her words as well. The biggest Paltrow fans can own her handwriting in neon-sign form, alongside a beautiful message.

Do they prefer red or white? When wine is poured into these blue glasses, it could be anyone’s guess. These stem wineglasses are not only pretty to look at, but also affordable for a set of six.

What is the purpose of this wooden chain, you ask? The point is that it looks dramatic and edgy perched on top of your loved one’s fashion coffee-table books.

Speaking of fashion coffee-table books, this tome from J.Crew and Assouline is a charming retrospective covering the apparel brand’s best campaigns and most recognizable designs.

No more balancing incense on top of a stack of plates and hoping for the best. This bronze incense holder is a sturdy piece that doubles as artwork whenever it’s not lit.

If your loved one is anything like me, feel free to fill this glass with a dirty vodka martini, or invite them to just look at it while sipping something sweeter.

The molding on this floor mirror is enough to set the internet aflame. With a variety of sizes to choose from, your loved one’s outfit will look its best when it’s reflected back in this looking glass.

At first glance, this looks like a melted candle. But it’s actually a luxury bronze candleholder. Just place your loved one’s favorite classic Diptyque scent inside, and enjoy how gothic and cool this makes their home look.

While they may not be sunbathing in Capri anytime soon, your loved one can manifest a future trip with this beautiful photograph, taken by Slim Aarons. Owning this piece of art will remind them to look forward to sunnier days.

No dinner party is complete without long-tapered candles adorning the table. With these elegant pink holders, your loved one can upgrade an ordinary meal into something truly special.

That rat’s nest of cables hiding besides your loved one’s bed is doing nothing for the decor. Swap it out for this minimalist, modern-looking leather wireless charger. They simply place their iPhone on top of it when it’s time to recharge.

Not only will this marble vase stand the test of time, the included anthuriums won’t die, either. Created by Venus et Fleur, known for their eternity roses, this floral arrangement lasts for a year without water.

Your loved one’s bottle of half-finished whiskey could use an upgrade. Whether they’re a bourbon drinker or simply love the look of these vintage decanters, glass bottles look beautiful on a bar cart or simply perched on a nearby table.

Finding luxury cat furniture that meshes with a home’s aesthetic is surprisingly difficult. Swap out a musty cat bed for this version, which both your loved one and their kitty will love.

If the way to your loved one’s heart is through flowers, they need this hyper-realistic vase in their life. Add stems through the “vessels” for a bold decor item. (Bonus points if they’re a cardiologist.)

Rather than let them spill their purse’s contents onto an entryway table, give your loved one a decorative tray for their everyday lipstick and keys instead.

If there’s a smoker in your home, you know there’s nothing worse than watching the leavings pile up in your favorite mug. Give your loved one a designated zone with this ashtray coffee table created by Seth Rogen.