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1. A ruched faux fur blanket because it's the most important item in the "homebody" starter kit. This one looks and feels luxurious, so it'll keep you warm and cozy without sacrificing your style.
2. A three-wick black honey vanilla candle that'll make your home smell like heaven and pair perfectly with your fall and winter aesthetic. You'll feel like you're in a fancy hotel every time you get a whiff of this sweet-but-not-overpowering scent. Reviewers say it reminds them of much more $$$ scents.
3. An opulent plug-in globe wall sconce if you're looking to brighten up your reading nook with new lighting fixtures, but don't want to deal with the hassle of hardwiring — this globe can be plugged or hardwired. It's also a great accent piece for relatively bare walls.
4. A Lodge 6-quart cast-iron Dutch oven for anybody who likes to make big batches of soup (or stew! Or bread! Or pretty much anything!) to enjoy when they're curled up on the couch.
5. An upholstered platform bed with a channel tufted headboard in linen or velvet, to help you create a soothing bedroom you'll never want to leave. Get your mattress off that super-basic metal bed frame, and really ~elevate~ your decor.
6. A chenille robe because it's the perfect transition piece to wear when you're switching from daytime pajamas to nighttime pajamas.
7. A comfy rounded accent chair that'll be your new favorite spot to read, check your email, watch TV, or whatever else you like to do after work. It's upholstered in sherpa fabric so soft, you'll feel like you're sitting on a big, fluffy cloud. Plus, it's versatile enough to go with a wide variety of decor styles, so no matter what you currently have going on in your living room, it'll fit in.
8. An over-the-door shoe organizer with 15 pockets, so you can make sure that your awesome collection of kicks takes up as little space as possible. It has different-size pockets for other items as well! I use these to store my (way too expansive) sunglass collection and other accessories.
9. A pair of cozy crossband slippers for padding around the house. While there's no science to back me up, I'm pretty sure these will make your troubles melt away.
10. A blue velvet sofa that has such a plush, beautiful design, it'll make everyone think you've hired a high-end interior decorator. Pair it with a good glass of wine and your favorite HGTV show, and you'll be living in grown-up ~bliss~.
11. A Half Baked Harvest cookbook so you can whip up restaurantworthy grub without leaving home or spending your life savings on takeout. It's got recipes for things like pizza pasta with pepperoni breadcrumbs and chocolate olive oil cake. Are you drooling yet? 🥘
12. A retro-inspired TV stand to replace the hand-me-down one you've had since your first apartment and add some mid-century modern vibes to your living room. Plus, it's got plenty of covered storage space for all those items that are crucial, but aren't necessarily displayworthy.
13. A pair of Apple AirPods because who wants to worry about getting tangled up in cords when you're sitting on the carpet, putting together your most challenging puzzle yet??
14. An espresso maker because who needs to leave home to have a delicious latte? Not you, after you score this baby! Think of all the money you'll save by making your own coffee concoctions at home. Not to mention the convenience of being able to stay in your pajamas while honoring your caffeine habit.
15. A sleek, contemporary ladder bookshelf to hold all the books you're going to read when you're hunkered down for the winter.
16. A cozy notch-collar nightgown because you'll never want to take it off. And if you stay home all the time, you'll never have to. I own this in four colors and plan to buy three more, so I have one for every night of the week.
17. A farmhouse upholstered accent bench that'll look great against that blank wall in your entryway and give you a place to neatly store all your going-out essentials in case the unthinkable happens. (The unthinkable? Having to actually go out.)
18. A three-pack of ankle socks to keep your feet warm on chilly winter days. And if you're forced to go out, these will look adorbs sticking out of your sneakers or ankle boots.
19. Colleen Hoover's It Ends With Us, a juicy novel that'll be perfect to read in a single sitting. Warning: this book about a recent college grad in a new relationship with a mysterious neurosurgeon might keep you up way past your bedtime.
20. A 50" Samsung The Frame smart TV so you can watch Gilmore Girls in ultra high definition and, when you're done, have your TV blend effortlessly into your gallery wall.
21. A pair of quilted joggers with an elastic waistband for looking put-together when you feel like looking a little fancy (or in the dreaded event that you have to leave home and run a quick errand).
22. An Acure face mask to help condition and moisturize your skin, and make every cozy night in feel a little more glam. It's got green clay to draw out impurities and chlorella and sweet iris to brighten your skin. Use it weekly and have a serious glow-up.
23. A sherpa ottoman for turning your living room into a laid-back oasis. No need to splurge on a recliner when you can have a place to kick up your feet for less than $100.
24. A crewneck sweater because it's the perfect homebody attire. Got a Zoom call? Throw this on to look profesh. Watching New Girl again? This sweater won't judge you. It comes in nine colors, so you can buy enough for every day of the week (and even a few more).
25. A 13-piece hand lettering kit for anybody who likes a good crafternoon. This has everything you need to create a work of art.
26. A mini exercise bike so you don't have to leave home to get in a good workout. It's small enough to fit under your desk, and you can even place it on a tabletop and pedal it with your hands to work your core.
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