Christmas Gift Guide-Part 1 (For the Home)

We're keeping the Christmas lists simple this year, but that doesn't mean I can't help the rest of you pick out the perfect gift for someone (or yourself). I'm going to bring you several lists in the coming days, but today, we'll start with items for the home. They are all reasonably priced and just my style (and hopefully yours too)!

HoH Gift Guide (Part 1) - For the Home

1. LOVE Gold Foil 16 x 20 print by MadeByGirl-$35.00. The simple design coupled with the shimmery foil print make it the perfect addition to any space.
2. Striped Throw by Ikea-$29.99 Blankets are a necessity this time of year and the black and white stripe design is timeless.
3. Silver Gallery Frame with Burlap Mat by West Elm-$9.00-43.00 These silver frames bring a new twist to your normal gallery frames with their burlap mats. Gift with a personal photo inside or let your friend pick their own memory to display.
4. Set of 3 Bulb Vases by Two's Company-$15.00 Every room needs a little life in it, and these bulb vases are the way to do it. All you need are three flower stems to complete the look. So not only are these nice on your eyes but also on your wallet too.
5. Gold Eclipse Bottle Opener by OK Store-$40.00 Finally a bottle opener that doesn't make me cringe! When not in use this bottle opener passes as a decorative piece.
6. Acrylic Format Tray by CB2-$39.95 Whether used for serving drinks, holding books or storing jewelry, this versatile tray is elegant and fun for all.

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