With the holidays quickly approaching, we are rapidly checking off our gift lists with presents for our loved ones. And who better to take cues from than Martha Stewart when it comes to home goods? From kitchenware to table settings, we trust Stewart's opinion on gifts for the home.
Martha Stewart's collections span from Amazon to QVC, but the latter is home to her gift guide – featuring highly giftable products that are not only aesthetically pleasing and sleek but they are also incredibly affordable. 'I’ve curated my QVC gift picks just for you and your friends! Celebrate friendship, joy, and living boldly in the Age of Possibility,' she says via Instagram.
Her picks include a set of ladles, which are perfect for peak soup season, along with some festive pieces, such as vintage-inspired tree ornaments and flameless candles, perfect for Christmas tablescapes. Additionally, Stewart's 100th cookbook (available on QVC) has made the list, and it is the perfect gift for the home cook – and Stewart fan – in your life. We also love the saucepan she selected, which comes in a cheerful coral shade. You can find our six favorites below – starting from $25.
Shop Martha Stewart's QVC Holiday Picks
We love these sleek and versatile ladles, which work well for soups, stews, and sauces. The set of two is a highly worthwhile investment for any home cook.
These delicate, glass ornaments evoke the spirit of the great outdoors, in shapes of pinecones and icicles. The vintage appearance ensures they look timeless year after year.
These festive candles come with peace of mind thanks to their flameless, remote controllable feature. The deer embossing and beautiful green color make these stunning pieces of decor for the holidays.
Martha Stewart's 100th cookbook is a must-have for anyone who has tried and loved any of her recipes over the years. Featuring 100 new recipes, there is truly something for everyone in this collection.
The ribbed look on these candles is texturally interesting, while the flameless technology is easy to use and adds a flickering effect. The green color is bold yet natural, making it a great pick for a neutral space.
This kitchen essential is durable and robust, featuring a copper, tri-ply stainless steel construction with encapsulated aluminum core. We love the peachy hue and metallic finishes.
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