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Design-forward essentials to surprise and charm those who enjoy spending a little quality time indoors.
From $10 Matte black and white paint swirls on handcrafted bone china so no two will be the same. cb2.com
$75 A boon to any host’s arsenal—notes of rose petal and musk contained in a chic, UV-blocking black violet glass bottle from L’Objet. holtrenfrew.com
$660 One of our editors asked for a fabric sample and it arrived with a hand-written note—that’s our kind of bedding company (and they’re local!). Linen sheets made from flax spun in Italy and woven in Portugal. lastlightcollection.com
$104.95, walrushome.com “Everyone needs a salt and pepper shaker, so why not have one that is well designed? They look great, never get stuck and are easy to use, clean and refill. Plus, they come in lots of trendy colours.” —Jamie Deck, Shift Interiors
$700 Marble and steel working together to elevate the print stand into a work of art, from Menu’s Monuments collection. vanspecial.com
$114 A chic two-piece stacking planter (with a separate saucer bottom) to keep plants and eyes happy. nouvellenouvelle.com
$58 The limited-edition West Coast soy pour from Vancouver Candle Company (hello, spruce, fir and oak moss) comes in a hand-blown glass vessel that will match any West Coast interior. vancouvercandleco.com
$119, vitruvi.com “2018 was the year of the diffuser for me. After having my baby, I wanted a home fragrance that was non-toxic and relaxing. I bought a Vitruvi diffuser and have used it almost every day since.” —Gillian Segal, Gillian Segal Design
$279 This weighted blanket (topping the scales at 25 pounds) simulates being hugged or held, letting the lucky sleeper crash sooner and rest deeper. We’ll take two. chapters.indigo.ca
$245 Tom Dixon’s #trending smoked-glass Tank whisky decanter and glasses elevate any fireside entertaining. informinteriors.com
$415 Hang Blacksaw‘s Peyote reversible throw on the wall, or wrap it around you because it’s 100-percent baby alpaca wool—decisions, decisions. providehome.com
From $520, apple.ca “The new Apple Watch is one of my faves this season. If the watch detects a fall, it can call 911; it can also watch for heart attacks, and you can monitor your heartbeat and send the PDF to your doctor on the spot.” —Jamie Banfield, Jamie Banfield Design
$35 Kitchen ambiance gets a boost with these multi-tonal mountain-y Ish red patterned textiles from Dutch designer Mae Engelgeer. thelittlestfry.com