1. Drape this plush plaid blanket anywhere that could use a healthy dose of comfort. It's oversized, velvety soft, and perfect for curling up in when the temperature drops.

2. String up these twinkly firefly lights to add some ambiance to your space, without taking up precious real estate. They're dimmable and incredibly easy to operate — no battery packs here!

3. Dampen sounds (and avoid cold feet) with a braided area rug. The neutral tones will pair well with every decor style, and it's durable enough to withstand high-traffic areas.
4. Dress up your fave novels with this patterned book cozy. It's made of thick padded cotton and lined with silky fabric that'll protect pages from getting bent out of shape.
5. Give your home a scent-ual refresh with this candle-shaped essential oil diffuser. It's sleek, compact, and can even double as a humidifier during the dry winter months.
6. Toss this oversized floor pillow wherever you need a little extra seating. This plush cushion has a smooth, felted wool cover that'll help keep you cozy, even if you're living in a drafty home.

7. Ditch harsh overhead lighting and get yourself a floor lamp that'll double as an art piece. The rice paper diffuses light beautifully, giving your home some major cozy and comfy ~vibes~. Plus, its narrow shape means it'll tuck right into an awkward nook or cranny.
8. Hop onto this pebbled bath mat. It's made of cushiony memory foam that'll soothe tired, sore feet and it'll dry in a flash, too. No more sopping-wet floors!

9. Make over your bedroom with these marbled bedsheets. The super-soft microfibre fabric will turn your bed into an inviting nest of comfiness! Plus, changing your sheets is honestly the fastest way to transform your rest space.

10. Treat your windows to some TLC with a set of these silky velvet curtains. They have a dense, heavy weave that'll block out light and make you feel like you're snoozing in a cocoon.
11. Dress up a few throw pillows in these holiday-themed covers to make your living space fun, festive, and a whole lot cushier. They're the perfect snuggly companion for fireside naps!
12. Create a coveted exposed brick look with some peel-and-stick wallpaper. It's also a quick and easy way to give old bookshelves (or other furniture) some depth. Reviewers say it's virtually indistinguishable from the real thing at a distance!
13. Conceal your cables with this electronics hider that'll turn your tech into an elegant library. It looks gorgeous and will give you access to all your essential gizmos and gadgets (like that router you always need to restart)
14. Mount a reclaimed wood shelf on your walls to add a bit of extra storage (without springing for large, bulky furniture). Unlike a bookshelf, it won't take up any floor space — a blessing if you're living in a tiny home!

15. Brew some java with this handmade ceramic French press. It'll keep your coffee warm for longer than glass or metal jugs — good news, since it's also bigger than regular French presses! My coffee addiction is jumping for joy already.

16. Perch a glass bottle lantern on your windowsill to give your living space a bit of twinkle. It's easy to turn on and off (thanks to the hidden power switch), and run on batteries, so you won't see an uptick in your hydro bill.

17. Cover up your naked walls with this laser-cut wooden wall art. Each piece is individually made and totally unique. You could even paint it to match your decor, if you wanted.
18. Stash your extra blankets and pillows in one of these seagrass baskets. It'll help reduce clutter, while still keeping your snuggly accessories close the next time you're settling in for a movie marathon.
19. Pop this patterned paper lantern onto any surface you want to ~zhuzh~ up. It's perfect for tiny corners, kids' rooms, or even as a nightstand light to help you wind down before bed.

20. Bring a bit of the outdoors in with this mossy wreath. It's decked out with white-tipped pinecones and bright red berries that'll match nicely with seasonal decor (while still looking natural enough to keep up after the holidays).
21. And finally, cuddle up with one of these plush hot water bottles. It'll keep you toasty when the temps start to drop and can be used to ease any muscle pains you get from shoveling the driveway.
