This year’s expansive holiday lineup features 75 distinct picks ranging from small, everyday luxuries to high-end statement pieces. Among the offerings are charming details like pewter knife rests and orchid-shaped candles, alongside practical yet beautiful block-printed tablecloths and slip-cast ceramic bakeware. A selection of prestigious Domino Good Design Award winners also makes an appearance, ensuring that the items chosen are as innovative as they are aesthetically pleasing. Whether shoppers are hunting for something affordable and darling—such as vegan leather bookmarks priced at $18—or leaning into unapologetically posh items like designer Danish slippers, the collection offers something for everyone.
To Wear Effortlessly
Elevating everyday wardrobes without sacrificing comfort remains a core theme of the collection. For hair accessories that bridge the gap between delicate and durable, the Justine Menard Hair Clip Set offers a striking option. Much like her celebrated jewelry, Menard’s glass hair clips appear ethereal, yet they are constructed from hardy borosilicate glass, retailing at $218.
For those seeking versatile leather goods, the Clare V. Le Tabac Clutch serves a dual purpose. Styled as a two-in-one accessory, it functions effortlessly as an organized wallet tucked inside a larger tote or stands alone on an evening out, offering ample room for a phone, keys, identification, credit cards, cash, and lip gloss. Meanwhile, the Déhanche Hollyhock Belt brings a subtle Western vibe to a simple pairing of a white t-shirt and jeans, serving as an anchor statement piece priced at $325 through MyTheresa.
Jewelry enthusiasts will find much to admire in the Completedworks Depths of Time Necklace. Hand-crafted with vibrant chalcedony beads and gold vermeil, the $365 necklace is designed to be as timeless as it is on-trend, pairing exceptionally well with a classic button-down shirt. For cold-weather accessorizing, the Alex Mill Cashmere Bedford Scarf features a clever pull-through construction that keeps styling tidy. Available in four soft shades, the cheerful thistle colorway stands out at $138.
Bags and footwear round out the wearable category. The Hudson Grace Madagascar Packable Raffia Tote, priced at $195, provides a 100 percent raffia foundation for beach outings, picnics, and market visits that only improves with age. For indoor luxury, the Kvadrat x Raf Simons Slippers in the lush Ria 2 aubergine fabric bring the celebrated Belgian fashion designer’s upholstery collaboration directly to the feet for $251. Hansel from Basel contributes the Googly Gingham Sheer Crew Socks for $33, offering an artsy take on hosiery with transparent cut-outs. Finally, the B.B. Wallace Irwin Wool Mittens, designed by Marni creative director Meryll Rogge’s knitwear brand, offer extra-long warmth for $150, while the Serviette Discovery Scent Set introduces subversive, intriguing fragrances like Byronic Hero, a brooding take on rose oud.
To Stay In and Relax
Transforming indoor spaces into sanctuaries of comfort during dark winter months is another major focus of the collection. The Parachute Cocoon Robe acts essentially as a wearable duvet, making chilly mornings significantly more manageable. Pairing this with the Ferm Living Vari Hot Water Bottle Cover, priced at $49, elevates the classic bed-warming routine through soft cotton finished with mother of pearl buttons.
Culinary comforts during quiet evenings find expression in the Casa Bosques The Missing Poem Book Cake. Retailing at $200, this limited-edition treat resembles a book complete with marbled paper and a dark chocolate binding, while the inner pages consist of decadent hazelnut feuilletine. For beverage enthusiasts, the Raazi Tea Herbal Gift Set provides a trio of caffeine-free teas paired with a ceramic dish for used sachets, while the D.S. & Durga Amber Antiquity Candle offers a sultry winter fragrance featuring notes of desert juniper, resin, and amber for $80.
Small home rituals receive an upgrade through items like the MG&Co. Brass Polka Dot Matchbox Sleeve at $55, and a delicate glass flower Candle Snuffer from Nook Home that evokes a fairytale aesthetic. Game nights find a design-forward companion in the Commune Design Los Angeles Wildflower Playing Cards, priced at $85, which feature hand-drawings of native wildflowers on linen with gilded edges.
To Entertain in Style
Hosting dinner parties and casual gatherings becomes an artistic endeavor with specialized tableware and accessories. The ARC Matí Cup functions as a versatile vessel for morning coffee, afternoon tea, or an evening martini. For tabletops, the Studio Ford Marquise Tablecloth, priced at $300, draws inspiration from early 20th-century avant-garde theater costume patterns, remaining festive enough for special occasions while practical for quiet breakfasts.
Collaboration is highlighted through the Heather Taylor Home x Domino Medium Stripe Placemat, bringing scalloped edges and cheerful colorways to the table for $55. Roman and Williams contribute the Arita Nishiki Kinrande Dessert Plate at $230, a Domino Good Design Award winner crafted in heritage Japanese kilns designed to be kept as a family heirloom.
Further enhancing the dining experience, the Nickey Kehoe Italian Pewter Knife Rests set features six distinct animal shapes for $250, while the Soil to Studio Pia Block-Printed Napkin Set weaves delicate florals through checks for $80. Classiky x Noda Horo enamel-coated steel soup spoons at $19 bring joy to serving homemade ramen, and LaDoubleJ Disk Coasters at $115 protect surfaces from water rings with maximalist flair.
The collection also highlights the Simone Bodmer Turner Pickle Plate for $95, an organic ceramic piece suitable for appetizers or sweets. Beverage service is elevated via Yoshi Matcha Liqueur, the Soho Home Pavel Ice Bucket in Calacutta Viola marble at $265, and E&S Imports Marble Footed Glassware at $125. Maison Flaneur Gold Jewelled Napkin Rings made with 24-carat gold in Paris retail at $209, and The Ark Elements Chesapeake Serving Bowl at $140 pairs woven rattan with a removable, washable glass insert.
To Decorate Like a Pro
For those looking to refine their interior aesthetic, expert-backed resources and statement decor pieces take center stage. Former Domino style director Benjamin Reynaert shares his philosophy in The Layered Home, available through Anthropologie for $38, capturing the sought-after lived-in feel. Reed Smythe & Company offers a Wine Rinser for $165, which can double as a low floral arrangement holder.
Lighting and organization are represented by the Joon Loloi Minerva Table Lamp at $399 and the McGee & Co. Esme Pewter Tray at $398, the latter crafted from solid pewter in Italy with an authentic maker’s stamp. Books continue to inspire with This Oak House by Annie Meyers-Shyer, detailing laidback California aesthetics, and Charlotte Perriand: The Art of Dwelling, featuring previously unpublished material from Paris archives.
Functional art objects include the Building Block Etc. Crescent Soap Dish at $105, the Lulu and Georgia x Heidi Caillier Bea Vase at $118, and Motte Studio’s Anthurium Taper Candle at $265, which features a sculpted wax bloom. Completing the decor category are the Inner Child Mini Marbled Picture Frame Ornament at $24 and the West Elm x Pierce & Ward Bold Stripe Pillow at $64.
To Cook More Fabulously
Kitchen tools and gourmet ingredients receive elevated treatment in this year’s guide. The East Fork Large Oval Baker at $228 acts as a kitchen workhorse for roasting chickens and gratins, while the Divine Miss M & Flora Animalia Basket Apron at $140 blends garden harvesting with brunch-ready style. Olive Ateliers introduces the Spud Basket at $195 to store potatoes in rattan rather than plastic, and Anthropologie teams up with Molly Yeh for a barn-shaped salt cellar at $26.
The Honey Department offers raw wildflower and mesquite blossom honey in a mess-free tube container for $16. Essentially Basque by Ryan Bartlow and Laurie Woolever celebrates the flavors of northern Spain, while the Hightide Metal Book Stand at $20 keeps cookbooks or tablets upright. Alessi presents the Vite Moka Espresso Maker at $175, inspired by a screw design, and Josh Pond provides frozen hand-raked wild Maine blueberries starting at $125. Ban.do adds joy to measuring with a colorblock stainless steel spoon set for $20, and Ya Albi offers Palestinian extra-long virgin olive oil in a decorative bottle for $65, donating 5% of sales to charity. Georgia: The Cookbook rounds out the culinary offerings with recipes celebrating the cuisine of the Caucasus nation.
To Habit Stack
Daily wellness and routine-building are supported through thoughtfully designed objects. The Helen Levi Pill Buddy combines pill storage with a water cup, while the Braun BC22 Alarm Clock at $69 offers a sunshine-yellow 1980s aesthetic for early risers. Loonen Still Spring Water provides glass-bottled hydration, and the Salomon for FP Movement XT-Whisper Sneakers at $145 bring sunset color palettes to active footwear. The Google Fitbit Air offers discreet activity tracking with a jewelry-like metal mesh band, and Lisa Corti introduces swirly hand-blown glass pitchers to encourage daily water intake.
To Freshen Up
Bathroom and self-care routines receive spa-quality upgrades. The Jinen Kanaya Horse Hair Body Brush at $72 aids in exfoliation, joined by the Kindred Black Tepezcohuite Exfoliating Body Bar at $28. The Iris Hantverk Computer Brush at $28 cleans electronics with natural bristles, while AKT London’s The Onsen Body Wash Concentrate at $37 offers prebiotics and olive squalane. Diffar Fragrance Multi Balm at $79 acts as both a hair-styling and body oil product, Hoppe Shoppe Persons of Interest Shower Mist infuses steam with eucalyptus for $40, and Maison Balzac’s Le Soir Bathroom Set at $130 provides citrus and cedar hand care.
To Keep Busy
Hobbies and mindful pastimes are encouraged through hands-on kits and reads. The Bergs Potter Self-Watering Planter at $50 hides a wick system inside terracotta, and the Camp Snap CS-8 Digital Video Camcorder at $199 captures film-style footage without screen distractions. Yesteryear by Caro Claire Burke offers a satirical novel exploring modern life, while Wms&Co. Mini Magnetic Bookmarks at $18 secure pages effortlessly. The YMC x Niwaki Higurashi Secateurs at $78 bring white vinyl handles to carbon-steel pruning shears, Connections by The New York Times Games translates the popular puzzle to print, and the Underwater Weaving Studio Beginner Basket-Weaving Kit at $136 provides a practical starter project for making market totes.
