For the Sentimentalist
Minted Heart Snapshot Mix Photo Art
Photos have a sweet sentiment about them already, but they get even more delightful when arranged in a heart-shaped collage. The best part? You don't have to pick just one or two snapshots to display; you can choose up to 30! So if your partner has a soft spot for photographs, this is the perfect Valentine's Day gift for her.
For the One Who Loves Silk
Lunya Washable Silk Tee Set
Lunya became famous for creating silk you could wash and dry just as you would any other piece of clothing. There's no fear of ruining the feel or accidentally shrinking the pieces to unwearable sizes. Available in a wide range of colors, this set is ideal for women who love to be cozy as often as possible.
For the Traveler
Away The Carry-On
The Away carry-on is the perfect size. You can stuff quite a few outfits inside without losing your sense of organization because both compartments have mechanisms for keeping everything tidy. If you're a fan of the brand, you know that the carry-on has been around for a few years, but the beautiful pink color is brand-new.
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For the Glassware Collector
Anthropologie Icon Juice Glasses, Set of 4
One of our favorite pieces from Anthropologie's Icon Glassware collection, these juice glasses (which can be used for any drink—even hot chocolate) are nothing short of cool. From the thickness of the glass to the perfectly imperfect hearts that won't pop off, these make for a long-lasting Valentine's Day gift.
For the Stylish Sleeper
LAKE Pima Long-Short Set
"I have a pair of LAKE's signature prime pajamas (in fact, it's this exact set, but in a different pattern) and the level of softness is not-to-be-believed," Associate Shopping Editor Jessica Cherner says. "They're also not thick or heavy, so if you tend to sleep hot, you won't feel like these are making you even warmer. I wear them on days I work from home and then, more often than not, end up wearing them to bed as well.
For the Carrie Bradshaw Fan
Love Letters Of Great Men - Vol. 1
If she's a Sex and the City fan, she'll recognize this book. In fact, some may argue it was the impetus for the entire first SATC movie! Carrie read it to inspire her newest book, Big re-typed it as his apology for blowing off their wedding, and they both quoted it in their vows at the end.
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For Après-Ski Style
La Canadienne Eloise Boot
These may seem like an odd Valentine's Day gift, but they are practical and last forever. "I received these boots as a gift and they are by far the best gift I've ever gotten. They're so comfortable, stylish, and they're shockingly durable. I wore these in Park City during the most disastrous blizzard I've ever experienced, and they saved my jeans from being ruined, kept my feet dry, and survived the storm without so much as a stain," Cherner explains.
For the Baker
Le Creuset Heart Baking Dish
No, this is not an adorable and tiny dish she'll just stare at, but won't actually use. In fact, it's pretty sizable (two quarts) and dishwasher safe, so it may become her new go-to cookware piece for everything from casseroles to bread loafs. We may be a bit biased, but we tend to think every home-cooked dish tastes a little better when it's in the shape of a heart.
For the Soothed
Herbivore Calm Soaking Bath Salts
Baths are inherently relaxing, but these will seriously up the serene vibes. In addition to a delicious, calming fragrance that will waft off the water, these bath salts detoxify and exfoliate the skin, relieve muscle aches, and moisturize. "I am generous with my bath salt pours," Associate Shopping Editor Jessica Cherner says. "Some things are best in small doses, but with these, I like to do a hefty amount to really reap the benefits."
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For the Funny
iLikePar Toasted Marshmallow Cupcake Candle
"My love of candles shaped like foods has become a running joke in my circle of friends, which I'm so happy about because every time there's an opportunity to swap gifts, I always end up with one of these novelty finds. I shamelessly have a few, but this one, which smells exactly like a s'more, is my favorite," Cherner says. "The only downside is that once the wax starts to melt, it looks less like a cupcake and more like a blob."
For the Sleepy
Eucalypso Pampering Sleep Mask
According to The Washington Post, wearing an eye mask at night can both "improve your sleep and boost your brain health," so why not spend $18 on bettering your partner's snooze abilities and cognitive function? This one, which is made entirely of mulberry silk, feels so soft on the face and won't absorb expensive eye creams or facial moisturizers.
For the Clumsy
Falke Cosyshoe Slippers
These slippers are as cozy as they look. The inside and the exterior are both made of the same fuzzy, slightly nubby material, but the bottoms are finished in a no-slip grip, so that, even if she's running across hardwood floors, she won't take a tumble.
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For the Gardener
Urban Stems The Grower's Choice Peony
We know we just kind of knocked flowers, but if you're not sure what to get her for V-Day, flowers are always a safe bet. Peonies are perhaps the most beautiful bloom there is, if we do say so ourselves, so opting for the grower's choice, which includes an array of hand-chosen peony stems in a variety of colors will definitely make her smile.
For the Stressed
Wemore Shaggy Weighted Blanket
Weighted blankets are like a giant stress-relieving hug, so if you're not as affectionate as she'd like, give her this 15-pound machine washable shag. It won't shed or fade, so feel free to use it whenever and wherever.
For the Healer
Anthropologie Gilded Agate Coaster
Rose quartz represents unconditional love, making it the unofficial stone of Valentine's Day. As you can see, each coaster in this set of four is slightly different from the others, making each one unique in its own right. They do, however, all feature the same gold foil wrapped around their slightly rough edges.
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For the Mouthy
Jonathan Adler Lips Trinket Tray
This may be perfectly on-theme for Valentine's Day, but it also works for every other day of the year. Cherner says, "I have been a Jonathan Adler fan for years, so when I found these sassy lips, I had to buy them for myself. They sit atop my stack of coffee table books in my living room, and they always get compliments."
For the Cheesy
Uncommon Goods The Kissing Mugs
These kissing mugs, which fit together perfectly, are a little cheesy, but so is Valentine's Day, and if there's one day of the year to lean into your corny side, it's February 14. These mugs are almost too adorable.
For the Trendy
Marycele Candle Warmer Lamp
Candles warmers have existed for a while, but they became a massive decorating fad within the last month or so, which is why they've ended up on our list. Luckily, we can confirm that they're worth the hype. They're also a great excuse to splurge on an expensive candle because, as long as it's under this warming lamp, you'll never burn through it.
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For the Glamorous
SELFROSE Gold Initial Necklace
Can you tell we have a thing for personalized gifts? This dainty 14-karat gold necklace is an easy and foolproof gift that any woman would love. It looks just as elegant layered with other pieces or worn on its own.
For the Sweet Tooth
Kusini Electric Fondue Pot
Valentine's Day is one of the sweetest days of the year—literally. We suggest going big on the sweetness and finishing the evening with a delicious pot of melted chocolate.
Jessica Cherner is House Beautiful’s Associate Shopping Editor, a role she’s honed since joining the editorial team in September 2022. Since then, she’s been testing and reviewing , carefully curating timely , and tapping her vast network of interior designers to weigh in on that often have the Internet divided. Though most of her day-to-day is product-focused, every now and then, she manages to publish a few , which are the types of features she has written over the course of her eight-year career and in previous roles at 1stDibs and Architectural Digest. In her current role as a shopping editor, Jess has mastered the art of swapping decor in and out of her own New York City apartment to fulfill her seemingly never-ending quest for the perfectly styled space.
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