Didn’t know Bezos was stocking Maison Balzac? Now you do. This candle holder sits right at the $25 mark, meaning it’s an affordable gift for someone else (and doubly nice for yourself).

Scented candles can feel very personal to the person lighting it up, while tapered candles are pretty universal for anyone who likes a nice tablescape. This six-pack nets them a collection of sweetly colored lights for holiday dinners.

Kassatex’s soft and cozy towels are one of the premium bath goods you can find at Amazon, including these scallop-edged beauties that subtly dress up any powder room they’re placed in.

Washcloths and dish towels are ideal for housewarming gifts, as you know they’re going to get put to work rather than gathering dust in the linen closet. Marimekko’s cheerful prints also make for an eye-catching way to say “congratulations” or “thank you.”

Add some flavor to their dishes with a whole box full of salt flakes they can lightly dust over their food.

Put them on toast at lunchtime, eat them in a salad…tinned fish are truly a premium snack.

A water bottle may not be the best Christmas gift ever (or the most exciting), but this one is definitely easier on the eyes than most. It unscrews at the mid-line so you can easily clean the gunk at the bottom and then resume sipping.

These silicone wine stoppers are ideal for plugging up multiple open bottles at a party or just your stash of vino that you’re savoring throughout the week. It’s a small gift that you know will come in handy later.

This gift set is ideal for wine and cheese parties where no can remember which glass is which. Consider bringing it straight to the holiday shindig for them to open up and use right away.

A pour-over is a definite coffee snob-approved way to caffeinate in the morning, so consider this the perfect gift for even the snootiest of sippers.

Fellow’s better known for its coffee gear and tumblers, but it also sells a nice carafe for pouring milk or gravy that’s well within budget territory.

For dishing out slices of tarts or cakes, you don’t get much more dreamy than Sabre servingware. This one has a pearly porcelain finish that shares the stage with your desserts.

Hopefully we don’t have to sell you on the merits of a baby Le Creuset. It’s one of the sweetest gift ideas out there for people who love to cook side dishes, mini loaves of bread, or a teensy dessert.

Same goes for the mini Lodge cast-iron. It’s a hit for a white elephant gift exchange, but also has some real-deal functionality for all the occasions you want to fry exactly one egg.

Look, no one’s really asking for a charger until the inevitable day that their phone is at 1% and they’re stuck without a handy cable. This pad speeds up the whole charging process so they can be back up and running in no time.

Useful for people of all ages (from babies to grownups feeling their way towards the bathroom at night), GE’s night lights softly diffuse ambiance in elegant shaped pucks that plug directly into an outlet.

For the person who’s on a NYT crossword streak or has been trying to make his way past the Thursday puzzles for ages (the rebus will always get ya), here’s a way to keep their mind active and expand their library of little known facts.

It’s minty, it’s glossy, and we don’t need a focus group to know that’s what most of us want from a lip balm in the dead of winter. The cool-girl appeal of Topicals also feels slightly more intentional than something you scooped up in a drugstore.

For people with impossibly ambitious Goodreads records, and everyone who relishes reading books in print, a handomse bookmark will always come in handy.

Not just any puzzle, but a trippy one illustrated with one of architect Frank Lloyd Wright’s designs: The Imperial Hotel in Tokyo. It will keep their hands busy this winter in those periods of sitting around between holiday dinners and movie marathons.

A three-pack of notebooks for jotting down big ideas, recipes, to-do lists and beyond.

For the person who’s precious about not scuffing their fancy shoes (or is working with some pretty wide feet to begin with), Alessi’s elegant shoe horn is a worthy stocking stuffer to hang in the closet until it’s most needed.