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1. The Nordic Baking Book for dipping their toes into the art of minimalist home baking with chef Magnus Nilsson as their guide.
2. A Japanese quartz watch with a matte-black colorway so they won't be fashionably late to your get-togethers again — just fashionable.
3. A gridded ceramic picture frame to accentuate your favorite memories.
4. A super lightweight packable tote that'll make for the perfect carry-on bag or everyday bag.
5. A house-shaped tissue box that'snot a joke.
6. A no-frills humidifier and essential oil diffuser to keep their air (and decor) from being dry.
7. A serpent mini-lighter key ring to enable the smoker in your life.
8. An electric pour-over kettle they'll definitely want to leave out on the kitchen counter for all to see.
9. A hand-built water fountain that'll create a peaceful vibe in any room.
10. A modern dinner bell for the parent who has trouble wrangling their kids for a meal (or, just, anyone with an affinity for good, simple design).
11. A Hobonichi Techo planner book so they can plan on being stylish in the new year.
12. A tiered planter to display their finest succulents.
13. A glass suncatcher for the friend with good lighting in their apartment — when hung in a sunny nook, the object will create pleasing, colorful shadows.
14. A classy spherical soap that'll round out their bathroom decor.
15. A premium-quality bean bag chair that'll certainly be a step up from the ones they remember from the dorms.
16. An insulated travel mug for the friend who basically belongs in the cinematic universe of Her.
17. Or, a water bottle that'll take this minimalism thing even further with a completely flat, flask-like body.
18. A wavy stainless steel bookend to add some subtle intrigue to their shelf.
19. A neutral palette runner in hand-dyed cotton that'll add warmth to any space.
20. A Bang & Olufsen portable bluetooth speaker for the on-the-go music listener.
21. An original signed print made by inking and rolling a hand-turned wood block for a perfect wall adornment.
22. A bar cart (or is it a serving trolley? rolling table? [there are no wrong answers]) to organize and secure all of your bulky items.
23. A linen wrap-around mitt for the gift of minimal burns while transporting hot cookware.
24. Apartamento's tribute book to Michael Anastassiades that'll be sure to please any fans of contemporary design.
25. A leaning coat rack for the minimalist who likes to keep only their most-worn items out on display (or at least aspires to).
26. A half-zip cotton-wool sweater that'll stay glued to their chest all winter long.
27. A lamp that'll cleverly use their outlet as an anchor — cutting out the use of fussy and chaotic cords.
28. A wavy Aalvar Aalto serving board to say "hey, invite me over to your next function where you serve fancy hor d'oeuvres."
29. Or, a set of upright nesting cutting boards if one simply doesn't ~cut~ it.
30. A rod bracelet in a smokey bronze for equal measures playful and elegant.
31. A mini bonsai tree reflection pool to calm their nerves — IDK about you but I'm feeling zen just looking at it.
32. Faculty Department, the cult-followed volume documenting creative individuals and spaces to give them endless inspiration.
33. An LA-made cotton fleece with incredible attention to detail for the friend who likes even their casual wear to be of the utmost quality.
34. Peel, the unbranded, semi-transparent phone case that’s so thin it’ll make their phone look like it’s naked.
35. A hoop magazine rack for a gift that is, well, a slam dunk.
36. A tonal cotton throw that'll go perfectly with their earthy space.
37. A Japanese tiered shoe rack to fit perfectly in their tiny little nook that isn't quite big enough for a standard option.
38. An Aesop body cleansing gift kit that'll make every day feel like a spa day.
39. A hand-thrown gridded vase to create an inviting floral arrangement on your kitchen table.
40. A herringbone cotton work jacket for the friend who is all about subtle details — look at that contrasting corduroy collar!
41. A pack of warm merino wool socks that'll get them through winter, comfortably.
42. A pair of Adidas Yung-1 shoes with a mesh upper and suede overlays for a look that's somehow both retro and understated.
43. An overnight cold-brew filter bottle they'll agree has no right to look this good.
44. A sterling silver tiny dot necklace for a perfect daily-wear option.
45. A statement modern accent chair that'll also secretly be a gift for yourself (your new throne when you visit their apartment).
46. A very chic feeder for the birds but not — cough — for the birds.
47. An herbal candle that'll leave them with a sleek glass container when they've burned through it.
48. A piece of mouth-blown confetti glassware for the perfect amount of subtle texture. (It works as a drinking glass, votive, or vase!)
49. An acrylic Squatty Potty to get their colon and minimalist sensibility aligned in the bathroom.
50. A stainless steel watering can for the houseplant aficionado among your friend group.
51. A canvas and leather weekender bag that'll be with them for the long haul.
52. A cable-knit throw to give them the gift of coziness when the temps plummet.
53. An acrylic fish tank with a built-in LED light that'll go over swimmingly.
54. A pair of casual baggy overalls that'll actually turn them into an overalls person.
55. Spectrum, a photo book from acclaimed minimalist architect John Pawson to show them the full spectrum of appreciation you have for them.
56. A hand-blown layered glass pitcher for the friend who likes their kitchenware to be almost too beautiful to use.
57. A pair of natural wood hooks they can hang their coats on.
58. A spherical table light for a warm, ambient glow that never gets old.
59. A pack of oversized linen dinner napkins to make every dinner — even those nights when their dinner is cereal — look chic.
60. A handblown glass pendant light for an easy upgrade to any room.
61. A made-to-order ceramic soap dish with an ingenious drainage spout so excess water trickles out directly into their sink (instead of all over the counter).
62. A five-piece Japanese-inspired place setting with a sophisticated matte black glaze.
63. An all-wood stool to use as a pedestal or decorative side table.
64. A deck of monochromatic cards, because winning everyone over with the perfect gift is totally in the cards this year.
65. A mini jewelry organizer for the person who has a lot of accessories but little to no idea where to store them.
66. A set of brushed microfiber sheets if they're looking for a magical wrinkle-, fade-, and stain-resistant bedding solution.
67. A gorgeous menorah that'll make them wish Hanukkah were longer than eight days.
68. A modern hourglass accent stool they can use to store their stray magazines or electronics.
69. An all-natural shampoo bar to cut out single-use plastic from your hair-washing routine.
70. A parkland block set for the minimalist who prefers to experience nature from the comfort of their heated bedroom.
71. A cat scratcher and lounge that doubles as impressive living room art.
72. A carafe with an oak stopper — the gift that says, "Hey, you should host a dinner party again."
73. A sleek compost bin with an adjustable air vent they can mount on their cabinet door if they prefer to keep it out of sight. (Though, it's far from an eyesore!)
