Get your notepads out – you’re going to want to make your wish list from our collection of the newest, finest, fizziest, most genius and festive offerings. From blinged–up baubles and bon bons to special release bottles, these gift ideas will jingle everyone’s bells.
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Shake up your table setting with George Sowden’s colourful salt and pepper mills. Made from stainless steel and ceramic, each grinder lets you adjust the size and coarseness of the grain for the perfect peppering. Available from HAY Shop, $85 each, hayshop.com.au
Santa called to say that this is what your beloved really wants this Christmas. And who are we to argue with Santa? Ruinart Blanc de Blancs, $150, davidjones.com
From British designer and illustrator Luke Edward Hall comes this homewares collection featuring his signature-style Grecian designs. Pop on the kettle and revisit Homer’s Odyssey over a pot of tea. Richard Ginori x Luke Edward Hall set of two cups and saucer ($287) and Neptune porcelain teapot ($429), available from matchesfashion.com/au
Herald in the festive season with these Nick and Nora glasses perfect for your merry Manhattan. Riedel Drink Specific Glassware Nick and Nora, $49.95, riedel.com
A mixing bowl and mould in one, this porcelain pudding bowl by Mud Australia will make a stylish centrepiece of your Christmas dessert. Mud Pudding Bowl, $137, mudaustralia.com
Giving away a bottle of Four Pillars Christmas Gin might be the hardest thing you do all season. The annual release is made from gin distilled with homemade puddings with a sweet and sticky pour of Rutherglen muscat. Australian Christmas Gin, $100, fourpillarsgin.com.au
Eat and drink like a Roman god with these hand-crafted Italian porcelain pieces featuring the brilliant and whimsical illustrations of Luke Edward Hall. Richard Ginori x Luke Edward Hall Neptune porcelain vide poche ($241) and Neptune charger plate ($191), available from matchesfashion.com/au
Whether you favour praline, caramel or liqueur, there’s a square for every member of the family in Koko Black’s new boxed Christmas collection. Koko Black Christmas Collection, $9.90 – $119, kokoblack.com
From renowned luxury travel brand Rimowa comes this stylish yet functional iPhone case, perfect for matching with your favourite Rimowa luggage set. Rimowa Aluminium Groove iPhone Case, available for iPhone 10 (XR, XS, XS MAX) and iPhone 11 (11, 11 Pro, 11 Pro Max), $167, available from Rimowa Westfield Sydney.
Crafters Union Wines has paired with Ginger & Smart to produce fashion-forward packaging for their new-release sauvignon blanc. The design channels the wine’s vibrant palate of passionfruit, citrus and gooseberry, with rose-gold speckles to showcase the craftsmanship. Crafters Union Sauvignon Blanc, $20, bws.com.au
Adorn your kitchen counter with this hand-painted jug from Venetia Berry that’s perfect as a stand-alone statement piece or for showcasing your latest find at the flower market. Venetia Berry Dozy hand-painted jug, $295, matchesfashion.com/au
Channeling the opulence and glamour of the 1920s, this cast-iron casserole dish promises to turn every dish into a showstopper and every meal into a Great Gatsby-style celebration. Le Creuset Soirée 24cm Signature Round Casserole, $649, lecreuset.com.au
Beyond the big day, this svelte Santa sack by Kip & Co is a bright and stylish way to stash the kids’ toys after they’ve unwrapped them all. Santa Sacks, $69, kipandco.com.au
What better way to count down the days to Christmas than with a Georgian-inspired advent calendar townhouse, which houses Wedgwood porcelain tree decorations behind every door. 2019 Advent Calendar House, $849, wedgwood.com.au
