Camel Ornament
At just $15, this gold-plated aluminum camel is an inexpensive way to upgrade any tree.
Bringing a gift for a party host or hostess is always a polite and thoughtful gesture. Go easy on your wallet this year with the below recommendations — each is guaranteed to impress.
At just $15, this gold-plated aluminum camel is an inexpensive way to upgrade any tree.
Nothing says "you’re an adult" quite like a cheese board — especially one with an accompanying set of utensils. The entire set comes in at under $50.
Good linens rarely make or break a kitchen, but a lovely set of towels does add something special. Handmade in India, these depict either a cityscape in gold on ivory cotton linen, or a polka-dot pattern.
Make someone's Hanukkah with a beautiful gold-plated menorah from Lunares. It's simple, timeless, and a keepsake in the making.
Trade the expected bottles of liquor for these aromatic, alcohol-inspired candles. The vodka scent smells like lime and pink grapefruit, the Champagne scent has hints of raspberry and violet, and the bourbon scent features birch tree and cedar wood.
Sol & Luna’s leather thermos is ideal for both camping enthusiasts and casual day drinkers. Bring it on a weekend hike, or use it to transport mimosas to brunch in the park.
This leather tray is a great addition to the home of the host who has everything or the young adult who's just getting started. The neutral tone and sophisticated material means it works just as well as all-day decor — say, as a coffee-table organizer or a place to stack magazines — as it does for shuttling drinks during cocktail hour.
Sometimes the best gifts are those you'd never think of buying for yourself, like this set of triangle-shaped salt and pepper shakers that'll liven up any table setting.
Toothbrush holders don't often top the list of best hostess gifts, but the sleek, elegant design of this one makes it an exception to the rule. Plus, the recipient could use it for just about anything if he or she already has this essential covered.