We are back with part two of our Ultimate Christmas Gift Guide. Learn our tips for personal, long-lasting gifts to treat your loved ones. Read on to get a head start on this year's Christmas shopping.

The Romantic

Whether you are looking to buy for your romantic partner or that hopeless romantic in your life, we have got you covered. The Industry Candlestick designed by Matthew Hilton will instantly set the mood and add a stylish touch to any room. Combine it with the Plough Serving Board by Gareth Neal and they can set up the perfect wine and cheese night. Shop all accessories here.

The Cook

Show your appreciation for your favourite cook with some of our stylish chopping boards designed by Gareth Neal. Crafted from natural beech for easy maintenance, they are made using digital manufacturing techniques which give them a unique, geometrical design. Pair them with a couple of our Orb Grinders, ideal for cooking and using at the dining table. They feature an adjustable ceramic CrushGrind mechanism which allows the coarseness of the grind to be adjusted by turning the wheel at the base of the grinder.

The Host

Upgrade from giving the host a bottle of wine this festive season. For the ones that love to entertain, the Industry Candlesticks by Matthew Hilton will make a stunning dining table display (hint: see next week's blog post) or look lovely on a mantelpiece. Another option is the versatile Petal Chopping Board designed by Gareth Neal. Ideal for serving starters and nibbles on, it is the perfect addition to any host's collection.

The Beauty Guru

For the beauty addict or jewellery hoarder, the Trove Boxes by David Irwin are a great gift option. They come in several different shapes and sizes and make organising their collections much easier. Stack them on top of each other for a space-saving solution. We also recommend the Plough Serving Board by Gareth Neal for showing off their favourite items in an elegant way.

The Designer

Is there anyone trickier to buy for than the designer? Meticulous and known to be quite particular about their taste, this one can feel almost impossible. Avoid any risk and opt for a Solid Table Light by Terence Woodgate. Classic and timeless in its minimal shape, it is the ideal choice for any design enthusiast - trust us on this one. Choose from a base crafted from solid fine-polished Serpentine, Nero Marquina or Carrara marble. The base is topped by a hand-blown opal glass shade which is acid-etched inside and out to provide a soft, diffused light.

 

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