20 Holiday Gifts Any Interior Designer Will Love

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Somerselle, the visionary behind SOMERSELLE, an esteemed online boutique renowned for its exquisite fabrics, passionately insists that throw blankets embody the quintessential gift for interior designers. Whether elegantly draped over the arm of an accent chair, meticulously folded at the foot of a bed, or artfully extended along the back of a luxurious sofa, they effortlessly infuse any space with a heightened sense of flair and sophistication.

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You can never go wrong with gifting an interior design book to a designer. It provides information and inspiration for future projects!

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In the realm of design, let us not forget the significance of precise measurements. Behold, a visually captivating and emotionally evocative embellishment that every designer can joyously dangle upon the branches of a tree.

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Incorporating plants into your design scheme is a must, making a chic self-watering planter a surefire triumph. To add the perfect finishing touch, adorn it with a delightful assortment of blossoms sourced from a nearby florist.

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Adding a monogram can effortlessly elevate the charm of a gift, granting it an exceptional touch. These delightful soaps are an ideal choice to grace any guest bathroom or powder room.

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Unleashing the power of artistic expression forms a vital component of the designer’s craft, hence presenting a mesmerizing art kit brimming with vibrant colored pencils, crayons, and exquisite oil pastels serves as the perfect catalyst to ignite boundless creativity for an imminent undertaking.

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Every proficient interior designer must possess a trusty notebook, despite the presence of advanced gadgets like phones and tablets. The notebook serves as an invaluable tool for effortlessly capturing and illustrating creative concepts during consultations with clients.

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Ariene Bethea, the creator of Dressing Rooms Interiors Studio, praises the Renegade candle. It will transport anyone to their joyful sanctuary!

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Interior decorators are enthusiastic about decluttering. Hence, this gift set for desk organization is the perfect present.

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Embark on a whimsical journey into the realm of interior design, where time seems to stand still as you eagerly await the arrival of a contractor. Embrace the enchanting allure of a card set, a delightful companion that adds a touch of magic to those seemingly endless install days.

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Crafting the table as if it were a masterpiece for ingenious decorators. Thus, acquiring a fresh collection of plates to artfully assemble on a captivating tablescape is an absolute delight.

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Alternatively, you can always present a collection of glassware to commemorate a designer’s successful completion of a recent remodeling project.

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Another option is to give wine glasses and a set of mimosa cubes so it can turn into a happy hour instantly.

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Behold the unparalleled glory of West Elm’s most coveted tray, a divine creation that effortlessly transcends boundaries to grace any expanse. With its resplendent array of three distinct finishes, this versatile masterpiece adorns not only coffee tables but also finds harmony as a resplendent bathtub companion.

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Instagram and TikTok are obsessed with these cutting boards, especially the trendy butter boards. Designers will enjoy being part of this popular activity at their next dinner party!

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Treat a designer to well-deserved rest and relaxation with a lavish silk pillow and eye mask.

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The holiday season becomes truly unforgettable for designers when they are gifted with an exquisite collection of serving ware by Michael Aram. Crafted with utmost precision and adorned with unparalleled designs, these creations embody the essence of the brand.

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If your designer is a food lover, they will adore a collection of artisanal oils from Brightland.

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Joy from Joyful Design Studio enjoys decorating her client’s homes with pottery from Kaabo Clay Collective.

She gleefully admits, “Osa, the master of pottery, has won my heart with her exquisite creations. Whenever I stumble upon her limited-edition pieces, I seize the opportunity to acquire them. Each one is a delightful treasure, as she meticulously handcrafts them in small quantities, ensuring their uniqueness.”

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Abigail Marcelo, an interior designer from Casa Marcelo, has her sights set on this tray and we completely understand why.

“Every individual necessitates a multifunctional repository,” she declares. She suggests situating one on the foyer console for securing keys, in the sleeping quarters for safeguarding jewelry, or within the bathroom for organizing toiletries—the possibilities are boundless!

Angela Belt is the contributing Assistant Shopping Editor at House Beautiful. She’s also an interior designer and is the host of her own podcast, The Mood Board. When it comes to design, she’s an esteemed expert with some of her work also appearing in HGTV, Better Homes & Gardens, The Washington Post, and more.Output: Angela Belt, the talented Assistant Shopping Editor at House Beautiful, wears many hats. Not only is she a skilled interior designer, but she also captivates audiences as the charismatic host of her acclaimed podcast, The Mood Board. With her unparalleled expertise in design, Angela has garnered widespread recognition, having her remarkable creations featured in renowned platforms like HGTV, Better Homes & Gardens, The Washington Post, and more.