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Wrapping for the Holidays with Schumacher, Flower Magazine’s Atlanta Showhouse, and Molly Moorkamp Comes to Dallas

Welcome to TGP Tidbits where we round up the latest happenings and our musings of the design industry each week. This week we take a look at Schumacher’s new collection of wrapping paper for the holidays, Flower Magazine’s Atlanta designer showhouse, and fashion designer Molly Moorkamp’s Dallas Pop Up. Written by Natalie Aldridge.

Wrapping for the Holidays with Schumacher

The holidays are here! Well… not quite but we are in the home stretch. And as we prepare to dress our homes for the occasion, we also begin to think about how we will dress our presents. Perfect for the occasion, Schumacher has released a collection of wrapping papers that we cannot wait to get our hands on.

Created with luxuriously thick paper creases and folds ease. Each paper features an iconic Schumacher print gorgeously translated. Laboring over gift wrapping does not seem like such a task with these papers! Take a look at the collection, which is available for purchase in Schumacher’s Instagram Shop.

If the wrapping papers weren’t enough for you, Schumacher is also offering a set of stockings (also available via Instagram)… And speaking of stockings, if you haven’t already, please make sure to visit The Glam Pad’s Fourth Annual Tastemakers Holiday Gift Guide, featuring the very best gift ideas and stocking stuffers for everyone on your list! The comprehensive list is compiled each year by 20 of the top designers and tastemakers across the country.

Flower Magazine’s Atlanta Showhouse Inside Look

On November 4th Flower Magazine unveiled its first ever multi-designer showhouse in Atlanta. Already a smash success, the showhouse features twenty-one celebrated designers that have transformed a 10,000 square foot Regency-styled home into an utter masterpiece. Take a peak at some of the awe-inspiring spaces with photos courtesy of Emily Followill. And stay tuned, as we will be sharing more!

Alexa Hampton
Alexa Hampton
Tammy Connor
Tammy Connor
Suzanne Kasler
Mallory Mathison Glenn
Mallory Mathison Glenn
Lisa Mende
Lisa Mende
Jared Hughes
Cathy Kincaid
Cathy Kincaid
Beth Webb Tristan Harstan

Molly Moorkamp Comes to Dallas

November 11th and 12th, interior designer superstar Caitlin Wilson will host it-girl fashion designer Molly Moorkamp for a pop-up extravaganza in her Dallas shop. 

Named the designer “dressing a New Generation of Uptown Girls” by Vogue, Moorkamp offers beautifully crafted frocks, bridal attire, blouses, and more. Having the great privilege of learning under Ralph Lauren and Oscar de la Renta, each piece is pointedly classic with a fanciful flare. Moorkamp does not shy from the extravagant. Bring on the feathers! 

With Caitlin Wilson’s impeccable Dallas store as the backdrop for Molly Moorkamp’s magnificent clothing, this event will be a must.

The Molly Moorkamp Holiday Collection is now available for Pre-Order here!

 

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x Natalie

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The Ultimate Holiday Shopping Guide! 21 Tastemakers Weigh In

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Each November The Glam Pad asks the nation’s top interior designers and purveyors of good taste to share their holiday gift guides. Now in it’s fourth year, “Christmas with the Tastemakers” has become a TGP holiday tradition, and this year we have gathered delightful suggestions from 22 leading interior designers, artists, chefs, and small business owners. Our 2022 Holiday Tastemakers are sharing the chicest and most comprehensive list of gift ideas for hostess, stocking stuffers, children, pets, significant others, and yourself, making TGP the one-stop-shop for everyone on your list. Tis the season!

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ERIN DONAHUE TICE, ARTIST

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

Santa Maria Novella Pomegranate in Scented Terracotta – One of my best friends gave us one as a housewarming gift and it filled our house with the most amazing, light yet welcoming scent. Not to mention it’s pretty to look at. It’s now my go-to gift.

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I like to get creative here. For my husband, it’s usually chocolate since he has a sweet tooth. His favorite chocolate treat is the Milk Chocolate Lindor Truffles by Lindt. My kids usually get pint-sized toys – they have been asking for a mini rubix cube on a keychain, so that will be a perfectly sized stocking stuffer this year!

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

I have three boys, and my five and seven year olds are very into these little spinner toys called Bey Blades. The best part about this toy is that it keeps them occupied for hours.

My older son is also into magic, and this magic kit has amazing tricks that are easy enough for a child to learn.

For the toddler in your life, I’d recommend building his or her library of books. We had a membership to Literati for a long time – it’s a great subscription service that sends a variety of books each month catered to your child’s age and interests. You can send back what you don’t like. It’s a no brainer gift.

GIFTS FOR PETS

Every pet could use a refresh on his or her bed – so why not splurge for something cute? The Foggy has some adorable options.

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

We usually gift each other trips for the holidays, but this year we are staying put in Austin, so I’ve been eyeing a new Brics suitcase for my husband since we have travel plans throughout next year.

Another timeless idea if you have a prepster husband, is to create a “life belt” made of needlepoint pictures that represent all of his favorite things. I did this for Bill a few years ago and it’s still one of his favorite gifts. This Etsy shop is a great resource.

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

I always like to bake something. It’s the one time of year I’m in total baking mode and I like the heart-filled touch it provides. My go-to neighbor or teacher gift is spiced candied pecans. They are SO easy to make, and I just package them in mason jars and tie a ribbon around the jar. If you want to get extra fancy, you could have personalized gift tags made. My friend Caroline at Sweet Caroline Designs makes the cutest options.

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

A trip to the South of France or The Amalfi Coast for my 40th next year!

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ALLISON SPEER,  FOUNDER,  ALLISON SPEER PR

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

Elizabeth Lake cocktail napkins, I particularly love the new backgammon style debuted this week.

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I love to give my stepdaughters Sue Fisher King Christmas ornaments

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

Love Marie Chantal’s Angel wing onsies and of course the new ones for dogs.

GIFTS FOR PETS

I go to George for dog holiday collars and sweaters.

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

It’s always hard, but this year he is getting pickle ball gear, an Aura band and Yellowstone Monopoly… focus on health for 2023!

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

Love to give Aerin’s candle in the wicker basket

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

Would love Love a set of floral faince china from Z.d.G.
by Zoë de Givenchy and a little bauble from Mish or Vedura would be nice from Santa!

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MARK D. SIKES

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

 A potted paperwhite. I like to present them in aged terracotta pots with moss.

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Santa Maria Novella potpourri sachets

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

Legos

GIFTS FOR PETS

Serena and Lily wicker dog bed

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

Monogrammed Smythson stationary in Nile blue

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

My book, More Beautiful

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

Patek Philippe watch

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RUDY SAUNDERS,  INTERIOR DESIGNER

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

I always like to bring a hostess gift that is thoughtful and special for my host. Emily Post’s Etiquette The Centennial Edition has recently been released and would be a great hostess gift for someone who shares your sense of decorum.

Bring to a party Nest’s Rattan Grapefruit Scented Candle, a favorite of mine year-round because of the fresh scent.

As a house guest, I would recommend either Designing Camelot: The Kennedy White House Restoration and Its Legacy or Carleton Varney’s The Draper Touch: The High Life & High Style of Dorothy Draper biography. These are two of my favorite books from this past year and would be a welcome addition to any library!

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My parents have given each of us a special ornament every year and I love this tradition! Perhaps start a collection for someone, like the White House Historical Association’s annual ornament – I have been working on my collection. Or, even more special could be a yearly ornament from your favorite vacation destination, like The Greenbrier. Tucked in amongst the usual items of socks and toiletries, a fun surprise and nice addition to anyone’s stationary repertoire is the Write Away Leather Envelope from Dempsey & Carroll. These colorful leather pouches keep your notecards safe down in your suitcase while on the go. Speaking of toiletries, what about a fun new Dopp Kit from J McLaughlin?

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

We always had Legos under the tree at our house – such a wonderful toy with so many creative possibilities. Encourage a young designer or architect with a Lego Architecture set. Or start them on a fun adventure with the box set of the Harry Potter series. This wonderful story is a beloved classic! And for those that love a matching moment for the family, look no further than The Beaufort Bonnet Company with their classic, colorful clothing. I am loving their Intarsia sweaters with dogs, ducks, trains, and more – I only wish they came in my size!

GIFTS FOR PETS

Our pets deserve a special treat at Christmas! Create a custom needlepoint collar for your pup from Lycette, something they will have a lifetime. Choose a belt of your choice, add their name, then with the remaining portion make yourself a key fob. Celebrate your pets with a fun Herend figurine in their favorite color – a classic that will make you smile!

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

Rather than just items, think if there is a special experience you can do together. Is it a joint membership to your favorite museum like The Met? Or what about giving a fun Stubbs & Wootton Weekender Duffle Bag, a Polaroid Camera, and airline tickets to set out on an adventure together. Frame your special memories in one of my R! needlepoint frames in classic patterns available exclusively at Lycette Designs.

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

I have a few go-to’s for friends, neighbors, and those people that help make life easier throughout the year. I love sending a taste of my hometown, Cincinnati, with Graeter’s legendary ice cream or Busken Bakery’s signature smile iced sugar cookies. Or if I am in New York, something from Saint Ambroeus or Sprinkles is always a treat!

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

I generally put together a pretty comprehensive, lengthy wishlist. I like to give (lots of) options to family and have been known to be a little picky. However, at the top of my list is an English Bulldog this holiday season!

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TUG RICE, ARTIST

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

I’ve made the mistake of giving a plant that requires too much care. Don’t assume they will love it or have the time to devote to keeping it alive. (If they’re anything like me, the plant will be dead in two days.) Stick to the classics: champagne, soaps, candles. You don’t have to reinvent the wheel. I might suggest something like this from Halcyon Day.

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I like when these are simple and not too serious. Candy, popcorn, a Barnes and Nobel gift card… But whatever they are, they should be gift wrapped like any other present.

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

A classic hardcover children’s book. Maybe your favorite growing up. Inscribe a personalized note on the inside, with the year – one day when they’re older it will bring back happy memories for them. My favorite book as a kid was The Jolly Christmas Postman.

GIFTS FOR PETS

I do think pet portraits are great, even if it’s more for you than them. If the portrait has a sense of humor about it and is put in an “important” gilded frame, it’s even funnier because, let’s face it, the pet has no idea. But if you want to get them something they’ll actually appreciate, there are bakeries that specialize in gourmet pet treats.

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

Artwork is a deeply personal gift. If you’re buying for someone you love, find something that reminds you of them. It doesn’t have to be literal — it could be an abstract piece that somehow captures their spirit. And it doesn’t need to be enormous; a small drawing is more intimate. Could give them a signed Enthusiast print from Eerdmans New York, inspired by their interests.

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

Peppermint bark…I love it and you only really get to have it during the holidays. Any good chocolate is usually appreciated, especially if it comes in a beautiful tin that the person can repurpose. I like to give this one if the person is a New Yorker or loves the City.

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

A large, old oil painting of a dog – preferably a Newfoundland. Something dark and moody and majestic. And these champagne coupe glasses. And more Shaggy Dog sweaters from J. Press – I wear them all winter.

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CHEFANIE, AKA STEPHANIE NASS, CHEF

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

Handmade taper candles

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Interest-led Cocktail Napkins

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

Cheeky bibs

GIFTS FOR PETS

Funny toys

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

Delicious Stubbs & Wootton slippers

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

Chocolate-Covered Gingersnaps

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

Suzani coat and a week at an Auberge property

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MOLLY MOORKAMP,   FASHION DESIGNER

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

For your own home or the hostess! Everyone can use another silver tray.

I love to send these in advance for easy hors d’oeuvres..  pop in the microwave and serve on said silver tray!

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I can always use a restock on this cult favorite!

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

The iconic cherry dress has been my signature gift from my hometown for years. Founded in 1883, they’re an incredible organization.

GIFTS FOR PETS

The most classic dog collar. Every pup deserves a wardrobe refresh.

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

Who doesn’t love a freshly shucked oyster? Think he’ll get the hint?

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

A perfect Pashminia for a chilly classroom:)

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

We love patchwork and Porthault at MM so these are a must.

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JEAN LIU, INTERIOR DESIGNER 

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

Star Genius board game—a friend introduced me to this game, and now our entire family is hooked.

Customized macarons from We The Birds—they taste as good as they look!

Anything and everything by Aesop, particularly this Hydrating Citrus Duo

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Good Sleep Essential Oil—I’ve been sleeping like a baby since I was introduced to this. Now I want to gift it to everyone I know!

This is the world’s smallest iPhone charger, and it actually fits into all those tiny but fabulous, pre-iPhone evening clutches I own.

Stay hydrated but make it fashion with this daring Flask Eyes Bottle!

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

It’s been years since my daughter was gifted this book, and she is still obsessed with it. It is a great read for children of all ages.

A great STEM starter

Taco Cat Goat Cheese Pizza! Such a fun and quick card came to learn, and the best part is the entire family can play together.

GIFTS FOR PETS

Nothing but the best bed for chic pooches.

Even dogs deserve artisanal treats.

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

I met my husband at a cafe, so coffee is the foundation of our relationship. Nothing says “I love you” like this JURA.

For the watch collector, this reissued iconic watch is sure to become a collector’s item.

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

Can’t think of a prettier way to usher in the new year that with these calendars.

Ever since that most memorable feast at Single Thread, I cannot get enough of these Japanese Ceramics by Toiro Kitchen. The color of this mug is mesmerizing.

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

A safari has always been on the bucket list, and this camp’s Instagram account and photography makes me want to jump on the first plane there!

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HAYDEN LASHER, CREATOR OF THE CLASSIC BELGIAN BAG

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

A twelve pack of of Somebody’s Mother’s Dessert Toppings, a hand painted carafe from Petra Palumbo, or lemon raffia napkin rings

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A Hayden Lasher Card Case, and Aerin Rose Hand & Body Cream

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

Livly Sleeping Cutie Loafers, a Woodland Animal Kit, and Goodnight Moon Storybook Reels

GIFTS FOR PETS

personalized food storage container and bowl set

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

Wool sneakersTerre d’Hermes Eau Intense Vetiver Eau de Parfum

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

An “Organized Chaos” handmade notebook, and Hot Cocoa Snowmen

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

Léron’s Good Night Duvet Covers & Shams, Jonathan Simkhai’s Diamante-Embroidered Mini Dress, and a Caraway Cookware Set

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ELLEN KAVANAUGH, INTERIOR DESIGNER

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

Maison Louis Marie Diffuser

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Dior Lip Oil

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

Christmas Monogram Pajama Set from Kassatly’s Palm Beach

GIFTS FOR PETS

Maxbone GO! With Ease Hands Free Leash

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

Chunky Gold Hoops for Her

Stubbs and Wootton Classic Slippers for Him

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

Bissinger’s Dark Molasses Caramel Lollies

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

Any treatment at Tammy Fender Holistic Spa

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JANE SCOTT HODGES, OWNER OF LEONTINE LINENS

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

Alexa Pulitzer Cups

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Leontine Linens eye mask – “Everyone needs a chic eyeshade, and this one is trapunto quilted with hand sewn lashes and its own companion satin pouch!”

Set of 6 cocktail coasters – “Our special edition set of 6 cocktail coasters from Leontine Linens will make any occasion festive.”

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

Banwood Bicycle – “What’s better than an adorable bike for the littles in your life!”

GIFTS FOR PETS

Custom dog leashes/collars; Clever with Leather

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

Quilted Shacket – “I love this quilted shacket in Navy for the gentleman who has everything.”

Cashmere Crewneck – “Greyson is a new addition to Magazine Street in New Orleans; I’m loving this cashmere sweater in so many fun colors!”

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

Cheese Souffle – “These Fab Fete cheese souffles make you look like a chef and are an instant crowd pleaser!”

Red Truck Bakery – “I also recently discovered the Red Truck Bakery for shippable cakes and like to pair with their latest cookbook.”

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

MISH “Why Not?” Ring – “I am COVETING these gorgeous confections by MISH. I adore the styles to mix together.”

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PHILIP GORRIVAN, INTERIOR DESIGNER 

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

Always something personal and design-oriented. I particularly like things that are monogrammed, and with Etsy it’s easier and faster than ever to order monogrammed hand towels or napkins or a lacquered tray… just about anything!

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I like going to museum stores to find interesting things, such as the MoMA Design Store or The MET Store… the gift shop at Fotografiska is my new favorite resource- unique and reasonable….or there’s always the chocolate Santa’s from Jacques Torres!

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

There are always Christmas/holiday fairs to find handmade gifts whether it’s Union Square in NYC or in the country. We have a Christmas bazaar in Washington CT, and I think nothing is more special than a handmade toy.

GIFTS FOR PETS

Being a pet owner, it’s equally exciting to see my dog’s expression when given a gift, usually if it’s a really cute toy it gets ripped limb to limb in seconds or a ball, which needs to be thrown non-stop. Over the past few years, I’ve been giving organic treats, so the giving continues

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

What is better than a monogrammed piece of jewelry? So personal and thoughtful. Asprey has lovely monogramed rings, or a piece of antique jewelry at auction or with a vintage dealer. I bought a lovely ancient Roman carnelian ring recently at auction.

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

Anything baked. Cookies, cupcakes, etc. There are great bakeries in NYC – some gluten free too. The other thing I do is give away jars of my honey from my beehives in CT. It’s so personal and sharing the riches from all the flowers in the neighborhood!

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

There isn’t much I really want, but I collect a lot of things and most people know about my obsession with amethyst glass and owls. I could always use more!

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MELISSA FETTER, OWNER OF BEACON HILL BOOKS & CAFE

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

I always have a scented candle burning in my entry hall, and this year it will be our custom candle, 71 Charles.

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Add a little of Florence in your stocking with a bar of Santa Maria Novella’s “Sapone al Melograno” soap.

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

Books, books, books…what a great activity after all the opening of gifts!

GIFTS FOR PETS

Artemis Design Co. leash and collar, so chic and we love to support another woman-owned business enterprise.

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

For my husband, the latest Hermes cufflinks, his gift to me?… any piece of jewelry from Verdura.

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

Creating and nurturing community is always a priority, we love to show appreciation to the teachers with a gift certificate to a bookstore, and to our neighbors I love to give Paperwhite narcissus bulbs in a wooden crate.

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

I’d love to see more small businesses flourish, and for me, a new formal vegetable garden I can putter in when the season calls.

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LISA FINE, DESIGNER

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

If I am staying for several days, I usually bring my hostess a pretty nightgown, pajamas, or send steaks from Lobel’s in New York. It really depends on the person. For a lunch or dinner, flowers or chocolates and a thank you note the day after.

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Anything from Frederic Malle

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

Children’s Books

GIFTS FOR PETS

Stella & Chewy’s Frozen Patties. Dogs love them!

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

A cashmere shawl from Kashmir Kashmir in New Delhi.

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

If they cook I send Alex Hitz’s latest cookbook, Occasions to Celebrate. If not, the coconut cake from Caroline’s Cakes!

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

I always appreciate extra air miles, cashmere, and gold.

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MEREDITH ELLIS, INTERIOR DESIGNER

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

Cocktail napkins! I love giving vintage cocktail napkins or handkerchiefs I find in antique stores or flea markets to be used as cocktail napkins. I also love these beautiful appliqué cocktail napkins by Elizabeth Lake!

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

I love giving necessities that seem like fun, like pencils with their name and personalized stationery.

GIFTS FOR PETS

Our English Bulldog is the king of sleep, so if your dog is a royal napper, the Nina Campbell dog bed from Justin van Breda, available through James Showroom, can’t be beat!

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

portable photo printer is perfect for the ultimate gadget junkie, or an electric bike.

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

Frantoio olive oil in a pretty, reusable ceramic bottle.

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

I love experiential gifts, so tickets to the Dallas Open or a great massage would be dreamy!

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ÉMILIE DULLES, OWNER OF DULLES DESIGNS STATIONERY

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

A chilled bottle of Champagne or high-end sparkling wine with a big bow wrapped around the neck is always welcome and elevates any party mood. If I know the host(s) very well, then I will look for a gift with special meaning to them, but nothing that will end up collecting dust.

Either a luxury consumable to bring the evening of or a luscious floral arrangement delivered the day before the party!

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So much of the holiday season centers around special meals, that kitchen gadgets are not only fun stocking stuffers, but also help with all the gustatory preparations.

My husband was recently gifted this “Garlic Peeler & Slicer Set” from the Pampered Chef and it is a game-changer! The super thin slices have exceeded his expectations and reduced garlic prep time dramatically.

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

Leather bound editions of classic children’s books by Graphic Image will become family heirlooms to be passed down from one generation to the next.

GIFTS FOR PETS

Harry Barker, founded by a friend years ago in Charleston, South Carolina is my go-to for elegant and thoughtful pet gifts! Their gingham collars and leashes are particularly stylish. Beyond those they offer cute toys and durable accessories tasteful enough for the well appointed home with pets!

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

My husband first wooed me by writing me letters in his dashing hand-writing, so a set of bespoke engraved or letterpress stationery from Dulles Designs is always a cherished gift. Otherwise, a pair of Stubbs and Wootton will be perfect for dinner at Le Bilboquet followed by drinks at HMF in Palm Beach this Season.

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

I love to choose from the delectable collection of South Florida’s award-winning Castronovo Chocolate. Their bars have gorgeous packaging and are a luxurious delicacy for teachers or neighbors with a sweet tooth. Castronovo Chocolates are made from heirloom cocoa beans using a sustainable, small batch process, so these treats are delicious and eco-conscious as well. My favorites are the white chocolate infused with lemon and sea salt and the Honduras Dark Milk with Flour de Sel.

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

Something to read, something to eat, and something memorable to do with my husband, please!

I love travel and food related books, such as “My Usual Table: A Life in Restaurants” by Colman Andrews or “The French Chef in America: Julia Child’s Second Act” by Alex Prud’Homme.

Caviar is synonymous with the best celebrations, be it at home or at Café Boulud in Palm Beach.

A ski trip to St. Moritz replete with a stay at the Suvretta House and a pair of Moonboots to revisit my childhood memories.

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PALOMA CONTRERAS, INTERIOR DESIGNER

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

My favorite candle ever– SOH Melbourne Green House. Everyone I have ever gifted it to falls in love with it.

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chic necklace such as this brass and pearl number. It adds instant polish to even the simplest outfit.

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

Toys that spur the imagination and are also attractive—everybody wins! I have my eye on this darling kitchen for my daughter.

GIFTS FOR PETS

A stylish Christopher Spitzmiller dog bowl. Man’s best friend deserves a little luxury, too.

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

My husband and I like to give each other experiences or sentimental things that we can enjoy for a long time such as jewelry or art. One of my favorite things to give or receive is a memorable vacation. We were just talking about going back to Italy next year, so a stay at the Hotel Splendido in Portofino would be fabulous.

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

Personalized Notepads

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

As I mentioned, I love giving or receiving a trip as a gift. This time of year is very stressful, so I am currently craving a long weekend at Las Ventanas al Paraiso in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.

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JAMIE BECK, PHOTOGRAPHER AND AUTHOR

FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

You can never go wrong with a beautiful coffee table book. My new book An American in Provence is filled with my photographs taken in France and includes everything from personal essays, French recipes, photography tips, and so on.

BEST STOCKING STUFFERS

I love something that feels old world and romantic and not at all typical like these room diffusers by Parisian brand Buly 1803.

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

I adore Moulin Roty’s Botinist’s Suitcase where children can discover the wonders of the garden with the tools from the kit and save their favorite flowers in the flower press!

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

A touch more special than your average jam to make them feel appreciated is this champagne rosé jelly.  It’s absolutely delicious on anything like toast or cheese, even on grilled fish!

GIFTS FOR PETS

You scream, I scream, we all scream for… MACARONS! Even your pets do too! These dog macarons are always a big hit.

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

Why not have your significant other’s pet name, or a secret phrase, or I love you “Je t’aime” painted in French on a French vase?

WHAT IS AT THE TOP OF YOUR PERSONAL WISHLIST?

I collect Astier De Villatte pitchers which are very delicate and simple, they’re white washed and handmade with little imperfections which I adore. I use them quite often in my photographic work. They are expensive, so I only get them on special occasions!

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FAVORITE HOSTESS GIFTS

Assemble the ingredients for the classic 1960’s (think JFK whitehouse) daiquiri – Plantation pineapple rum, Luxardo Liqueur, limes – all in a pretty package. You will always be invited back.

BEST STOCKING STUFFERS

Something silly and thoughtful, depending on the person. I have three young boys and they love all things gross and silly. We have a place in Atlanta called Richard’s Variety Storethat has aisle after aisle of hilarious, fun random goodies that the kids love!

GIFT IDEAS FOR CHILDREN

My rule with children’s gifts is – the tackier the better! Think tie-dye/neon/loud/as big as possible.

GIFTS FOR YOUR SIGNIFICANT OTHER

A two-hour foot massage!

GIFTS FOR TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS

Flowers, but in a pretty container that they can keep & reuse. I do mini blue & white ginger jars, like these.

What is at the Top of Your Personal Wishlist?

Fabulous jewelry, always!

Below is a sampling of the recommendations from our tastemakers, by category… Happy Shopping!

HOSTESS GIFTS

STOCKING STUFFERS

GIFTS FOR CHILDREN

GIFTS FOR PETS

SIGNIFICANT OTHERS

TEACHERS AND NEIGHBORS 

PERSONAL WISHLIST

Samantha Todhunter’s 18th Century Oxfordshire Home

Written by Natalie Aldridge.

London interior designer Samantha Todhunter never shies away from the bold and the extraordinary. Starting her career as a journalist and art director for Vogue Living Australia, Todhunter quickly developed a discerning eye and a unique perspective on design. After moving to the United Kingdom she then began to contribute to numerous design publications including Harpers Bazaar, House & Garden, and Elle Décor making her an authority within the industry. With expansive design knowledge and a refined palate, Todhunter opened her interior design practice, Samantha Todhunter Design, in 2012. 

Internationally recognized as a leading designer, Todhunter has worked on projects across the globe. She is widely recognized for her ability to blend historic spaces with keenly modern touches. Most notably, Todhunter recently took on the daunting project of restoring an 18th-century home located in Oxfordshire for herself and her family. 

Built-in 1707, the stately home in the idyllic English countryside is like something of a fairytale. With a superb stone façade, the delightfully charming front door welcomes guests with pilasters flanking on either side. Once inside a traditional central staircase with barley-sugar-twist banister winds through. Yet, with its classical construction, it feels far from stuffy. Diane von Furstenberg’s ‘Climbing Leopard’ carpet artfully billows down each tread creating an edgy moment and setting the tone of the rest of the house. 

Take a look at the artfully restored and pointedly outfitted Oxfordshire home! 

To follow more of Samantha Todhunter, take a peek at her wonderful portfolio and stay up to date with her latest on Instagram.

x Natalie

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A Tribute to Furlow Gatewood, Holly Holden’s Equestrian Collection, Madcap Cottage’s Refresh, and Happy Birthday Bunny Williams

Welcome to TGP Tidbits where we round up the latest happenings and our musings of the design industry each week. This week we pay tribute to the late Furlow Gatewood, take a glance at Holly Holden’s latest tableware collection for Scully & Scully, relish in Madcap Cottage’s website refresh, and wish Bunny Williams a very Happy Birthday. Written by Natalie Aldridge.

A Tribute to Furlow Gatewood

At the age of 101, legendary decorator and antique connoisseur Furlow Gatewood has passed leaving behind a legacy of classical elegance. Known as a true Southern Gentleman, Gatewood hailed from Americus, Georgia and made his career in New York as John Rosselli’s closest confidant and antique dealer.

In the 1940s, a young Gatewood began restoration on a carriage house on his family’s property in his hometown of Americus. Years later he would retire here and continued to add structures to the property, including a gothic cottage slated for the wrecking ball. Over many years the property would become his life’s work and the subject of many stories such as “One’s Man’s Folly: The Exceptional Houses of Furlow Gatewood,” written by the late New Orleans writer Julia Reed.

With a remarkable eye and endurance, Gatewood transformed the 11-acre property into an estate replete with lush gardens, four perfectly outfitted main structures, and other fantastical outbuildings with follies galore. The cottage became his residence and along with the analogous buildings, the property would become his canvas for experimentation.

While Gatewood never designed homes for others, his heightened sense of detail, whimsical take on classical architecture, and ease of living have inspired countless designers. With influence spanning almost a century, Furlow Gatewood certainly will be missed. Photography below is by Rod Collins courtesy of Laurel Bern

Holly Holden’s Latest Collection for Scully & Scully

The Glam Pad is in full Autumn mode and with that, we are transitioning our tablescapes to reflect the seasonal shift. We are pleased to present Holly Holden’s latest line of tableware for Scully & ScullyThe Equestrian Collection. Holly is a long-time TGP favorite, contributor, and of course, maven of taste-making. (Read more here!) She continually inspires individuals to live well-appointed and mannered lives.  

The Equestrian Collection is a five-piece place setting of premium porcelain elegant in design with a bold modern flair trimmed in gold styled to dress the table of every Equestrian Aficionado. But with the collection’s clean and classic lines, those without equine affinities can indeed take part in the splendor.

Madcap Cottage Gets a Refresh

One of The Glam Pad’s most cherished textiles, wallcoverings, and interiors brand Madcap Cottage has launched its brand-new website this morning. Founders Jason Oliver Nixon and John Loecke are known for their timeless interiors and products with whimsical and punchy details. The new website is packed with new capabilities, new content, and heaps of glamour! Take a peek here!

 

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Happy Birthday Bunny Williams!

This week the design legend who needs no introduction celebrated her birthday. All of us at The Glam Pad wish dearest Bunny the happiest of birthdays. With a career spanning almost six decades, Bunny Williams continues to inspire countless designers around the globe. Her first book, An Affair with a House, remains a must-have in any interior design lover’s collection. We recommend adding them all!

Image from Bunny Williams: Love Affairs with Houses courtesy of Abrams
Image from Bunny Williams: Love Affairs with Houses courtesy of Abrams
Image from Bunny Williams: Love Affairs with Houses courtesy of Abrams


Shop this week’s inspired finds!

x Natalie

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Happy Fall!

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Since Halloween is today and Thanksgiving is just around the corner, we thought it would be fun to share some festive Fall inspiration. Our contributing editor, Natalie Aldridge, is sharing pictures she has taken from her daily life in New York City and during her recent travels to London. We are also sharing some lovely images we’ve collected from Instagram. We hope you are enjoying this delightful season, and to quote Anne of Green Gables, “I’m so glad I live in a world where there are Octobers.”

Natalie Aldridge, NYC
Natalie Aldridge, NYC
Natalie Aldridge, NYC
Natalie Aldridge, NYC
Natalie Aldridge, NYC
Natalie Aldridge, NYC
Natalie Aldridge, NYC
Natalie Aldridge, NYC
Natalie Aldridge, NYC
Natalie Aldridge, NYC
Natalie Aldridge, London
Natalie Aldridge, London
Natalie Aldridge, London
Natalie Aldridge, London
Natalie Aldridge, London

 

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Happy Halloween and Happy Fall!

A Fairytale Bookstore in Boston

In a digital world where everything we could possibly need is obtained with an impersonal click of a button, Beacon Hill Books & Cafe, opened last month in Boston, is an inspiration and a treasure.  Founder Melissa Fetter saw a need for a bookstore in one of the country’s most historic literary neighborhoods, and over the course of two years brought to life her vision for a much needed bookstore in the storied Beacon Hill neighborhood.

Located in a five-story, Greek Revival 1840s brick townhouse, the building was renovated from the ground up under the careful direction of Pauli & Uribe Architects. Every surface was beautifully restored to take the building back to its former glory with the addition of modern amenities such as an elevator and state of the art, restaurant grade kitchens and baths.  The interior of the bookstore and cafe was artfully designed by Dallas-based Cathy Kincaid Interiors. Cathy brought her keen eye for detail and elegant charm to the project along with a partnership with the iconic American fabric and wallcovering company, Sister Parish Design. All custom fabrics and wallcoverings throughout the store and cafe are exclusively from the Sister Parish Design collection.

The bookstore houses over 10,000 titles drawn from a broad range of genres. The children’s books are located in a magical space that is out of a storybook, complete with a model train that weaves in and out of the rooms above the bookshelves. Designer Lauren Fornes took the following video of her precious daughter watching the train with enchantment…

The cozy cafe is bursting with every cookbook one could possibly wish to purchase. The restaurant cafe is led by Chef Colleen Suhanosky who began her career at the Culinary Institute of America where she learned the fundamentals of preparing food at the highest standard.  The cafe offers breakfast, lunch, formal afternoon tea and dinner.

Inspired by the logo of Beacon Hill Books & Cafe, a squirrel sitting on a stack of books, award winning author, Sarah S. Brannen, wrote and illustrated a delightful children’s picture book about a book-loving squirrel, called Paige of Beacon Hill. Newbery Honor-winning and New York Times bestselling author/illustrator Brian Lies created the squirrel’s cupboard, which visitors to the store can enjoy closeup. Paige has quickly become the store mascot; expect to see her furry tail amidst the books when you have a chance to visit Beacon Hill Books & Cafe.

“My husband and I landed in Boston in 2019 in the midst of a very cold winter and settled into a cozy townhouse on Beacon Hill. After the last box was unpacked in our empty nest, I looked around and thought it was time to find a meaningful project to fill my new life in Boston. It struck me as odd that Beacon Hill no longer had a bookstore, the last had closed 25 years earlier. The more I thought about it, the more it seemed clear I was meant to start a bookstore on Beacon Hill. I had a very specific image in my mind of the idyllic store, nestled in a townhouse on the main shopping street with a fabulous cafe. I envisioned the space that leaned heavily into a high standard of design, one that offered an inspiring, residential-like setting in which to meander and find the perfect book. Fortunately, the ideal building at 71 Charles Street became available for purchase and I embarked on the complete renovation just as the pandemic was looming on the horizon.” – Melissa Fetter

If you aren’t traveling to Boston anytime soon, a tour is below with photography by Sarah Winchester.

Have you ever seen such a charming bookstore? This is the stuff dreams are made of! To learn more, please visit Beacon Hill Books & Cafe and follow @beaconhillbooksandcafe on Instagram.

Louis Vuitton’s Latest Exhibition, Mark D. Sikes for Modern Matter Hardware, and Greta Garbo’s Former Manhattan Home

Welcome to TGP Tidbits where we round up the latest happenings and our musings of the design industry each week. This week we take a look at Louis Vuitton’s latest exhibition in New York, 200 Trunks 200 Visionaries, Mark D. Sikes for Modern Matter Hardware, and Greta Garbo’s former Manhattan home. Written by Natalie Aldridge.

But first, some brief housekeeping… The Glam Pad received a facelift this week! We hope you are enjoying the newly redesigned and rebranded website, and that you will take a moment to look around. Also this week, we reached 200K followers on Instagram and 100K on Pinterest. These are particularly exciting milestones as we celebrate our 10 year anniversary, and we want to thank you for your continued and loyal support. And please stay tuned as we have some fun giveaways planned to commemorate!

Louis Vuitton’s 200 Trunks 200 Visionaries

Developed to celebrate Louis Vuitton’s bicentennial birthday, 200 Trunks 200 Visionaries has made its way to New York City. The exhibit initially debuted in the Louis Vuitton family home, an Art Nouveau landmark in Asnières-Sur-Seine, France. It moved onward to Singapore and Los Angeles, and now in its fourth and final destination, the exhibit has been expanded to inspire a new set of visitors.

Louis Vuitton started his eponymous company in 1854 after 17 years of apprenticeship under master trunk maker Monsieur Maréchal. After learning the artisan trade of luxury trunk making, he set up a small workshop in the heart of Paris that he quickly outgrew. Within a decade, Louis Vuitton became the foremost authority in luggage design. Almost 200 years later, the fashion house that still bares his name remains at the helm of leather goods.

To celebrate the vision and craftsmanship of steamer trunks, Louis Vuitton has collaborated with 200 individuals, all visionaries in their respective fields, to create unique 200 trucks. Each piece showcases the distinct imagination of its respective artist while honoring the history of the Louis Vuitton trunk. Pat McGrath, Francesca Sorrenti, and Franky Zapata are among the extraordinary talents involved in the exhibit.

Trunk envisioned by Frank Zapata.
Trunk envisioned by Francesca Sorrenti.

The exhibition will run from October 14th, 2022 to December 31st, 2022 in the former Barneys New York building. In addition, Louis Vuitton has revived Barneys’ iconic restaurant Fred’s for duration of the exhibit.

Tickets are free of charge and can be booked here.

Mark D. Sikes for Modern Matter Hardware

Interior designer and TGP all-star Mark D. Sikes made an exciting announcement on Instagram this past week. The legendary designer, known for his artful use of blue and white and stripes, has paired up with Modern Matter Hardware for an exclusive collection.

Specifics have yet to be released, but we are standing by patiently. As hardware is the jewelry of the home, beautiful and high quality pieces are a must!

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Greta Garbo’s Former Manhattan Abode Gets a Price Cut

This past summer Greta Garbo’s Sutton Place apartment hit the market at $7.25 million. Located in The Campanile, a prestigious pre-war building at the tip of a private cul-de-sac beside the East River, the sprawling three-bedroom apartment has been largely untouched since the star’s death in 1990.

A native to Sweden, the view of boats passing by in the East River reminded her of Stockholm. She lived in the apartment for 40 years adding a touch of old Hollywood glamour to every inch of the dwelling. Up until 2017, the home remained within the family allowing many of her original touches to be left intact. Just this week the original price tag was cut by 500k making this petit paradis a little more tangible.

I can almost see her breezing down the corridor now.

 

Shop this week’s inspired finds!

x Natalie

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#VERYTGP: GREEN EDITION

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G: Forever Green


An exuberant celebration of the color green—in nature, art, interiors, and design. Interior designer and style guru Carlos Mota has such a passion for green that he has now devoted an entire book to it.

Bow Square Toe Flats


Elegant and feminine, this bow-embellished pair completes any outfit with ease. Each timeless silhouette is infused with modern details and crafted with superior fabrics.

Boxwood Union Pillow


Add some English country style to your home with made-to-order pillow covers in this classic floral by renowned design house Colefax and Fowler. Available with Bowood on both sides, or back your pillow with one of our Signature Ticking colors, or our solid ivory linen.

Crepe Ellie Nap Dress


The crepe fabric Nap Dress® has a beautiful drape that’s dressier than the cotton styles Nap Dress — and it’s washer-friendly and wrinkle-resistant! Not to mention, it’s available in a beautiful botanical green!

Porcelain Garden Vase


The Porcelain Garden Vase in Green is the perfect piece for any garden room, living area, kitchen, or powder room. With a pre-drilled hole at the base, this functional vase is a perfect and elegant way to display your favorite florals.

Elodie Placemat & Napkin Set


The Elodie Placemat and Napkin will liven up the table and the conversation, This set features a playful bow and a floral pattern with forest green embroidery. Perfect for family gatherings and dinner parties.

Lettuce Ware Teapot


The Lettuce Ware Teapot was created in collaboration with iconic potter Dodie Thayer. Known as the “Pottery Queen of Palm Beach.” Each teapot is delicately molded, detailed and painted green and white by hand.

Hortus Romanus Framed Art


Celebrate your love of green with a set of 20 Hortus Romanus 1772-1793 framed archival giclee prints. Made by artisans with the highest quality materials and craftsmanship. Made in the USA.

Sage Rope Tapers


Simple, elegant, and green! This beautifully crafted 24″ preserved boxwood wreath will add some charm and grace to any space it is placed. Add a charming ribbon to elevate your holiday decor.

Boxwood Wreath


Simple, elegant, and green! This beautifully crafted 24″ preserved boxwood wreath will add some charm and grace to any space it is placed. Add a charming ribbon to elevate your holiday decor.

Camo Quilted Weekender Bag

Escape in style with the ultimate getaway bag in camo green. Great for holiday trips and other short stays, the Quilted Weekender features a padded sleeve for your laptop, plenty of pockets to keep organized and a canvas shoulder strap for easy toting.

#VERYTGP: ROYAL EDITION

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Town Country The Queen


“Queen Elizabeth II once said, ‘I have to be seen to be believed.’ Well, here is Her Majesty in all her glory—and in delightful personal detail too. Victoria Murphy has created an invaluable photographic tribute to Britain’s longest serving monarch and to her memorable reign.” —Robert Lacey, historian and biographer.

Corgis Ornament


It is no secret that the Queen had a love affair with Corgis throughout her life. With the holidays fast approaching, we are certain that she would absolutely love this Tartan Corgi ornament by Spode.

essie Nail Polish


There’s nothing more chic than a pretty pink nailpolish. For close to 30 years, Queen Elizabeth favorite was Essie’s award-winning, bestselling classic pale pink shade Ballet Slippers.

Launer Handbag


Queen Elizabeth was rarely seen without a Launer London purse hooked on her arm. It appeared to be her go-to bag, and it has been reported that she prefered the black patent style. Launer bags are available in a range of colorways and finishes.

Molton Brown Body Wash


Molton Brown’s bath and shower gels are popular with many – and that includes the royal family! Since 2013, the British brand has held a Royal Warrant.

Twinnings Earl Black Tea


Twinning received its first royal stamp of approval back in 1837 from Queen Victoria. Queen Elizabeth was also a devoted follower of the brand, as it’s been reported that she sipped a cup of Twinings Earl Grey each morning.

3 Row Pearly Necklace


Queen Elizabeth II was rarely seen without her favorite three-strand pearl necklace — a gift from her father, King George VI. This Kenneth Jay Lane three-row necklace is proof that elegance, good taste, and luxury never go out of style.

Clarins Hand & Nail Cream


When it comes to the Queen’s favorite beauty products,it has been reported that she used Clarin’s Hand & Nail Treatment Cream everday. In fact, the beauty brand holds a Royal Warrant for the Queen’s skincare.

Elizabeth Arden Lipstick


Queen Elizabeth loved classic lipstick, so it’s no surprise that one of her favorite brands, Elizabeth Arden has held the royal seal of approval since 1962.

#VERYTGP: FALL EDITION

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The Tigre Silk Lumbar Pillow

The Tigre silk lumbar pillow in ivory, gold, and black is a showstopper. This signature pattern by the House of Scalamandre epitomizes luxury and high-end design.

Fall Abundance Live Wreath

Celebrating autumn’s bounty of glorious botanicals, this William Sonoma wreath showcases the vibrant colors of the season. It’s a harmonious composition of preserved cherry peppers, Japanese lanterns, marjoram, yarrow, broom corn and safflower.

Banana Heel Buckle Loafer

The oversized buckle hardware enchants the vamp of a stunning square-toed pump by Tory Burch with a loafer topline and towering stacked heel. Oohh Lalala.

Toffee Walnut Autumn Caramel Apple

Celebrate autumn with Mrs. Printable’s Toffee Walnut Caramel Apple, adorned with a seasonal bow. Irresistibly delicious!

Umbra Trench Coat

Fall fashion is a favorite and this Ulla Johnson’s ‘Umbra coat has us dreaming about cooler temperatures. The bold geometric pattern from a chenille-jacquard echoes an animal print, and it’s framed by oversized notched lapels and has a belted waist.

Pumpkin Chai Scented Candle

Elevate everyday living with the exquisite fragrance of NEST New York’s Pumpkin Chai Scented Classic Candle. This special-edition luxury decorative candle is a must-have for anyone who loves fall.

Hudson Plaid Throw

Supremely soft and incredibly functional, the Caitlin Wilson Italian throw is the perfect accent to any space. Toss it over an armchair, layer it on a bed, or mix it with pillows to add texture and warmth.

Emerald Plaid Tote

This large woven tote by Loeffler Randall in forest green has us swooning! It’s made of woven leather with emerald green and cream plaid print linen lining, and finished with a beautiful bow embellishment.

Whisper Long Vest

This lightweight featherless vest in ancient mahogany will keep you warm without the bulk. It’s perfect work and play!

Velvet Pumpkins (Set of 8)

We are loving these coloful and vibrant velvet pumpkins with gold stems for fall. A must-have fall decoration, and a go-to centerpiece for your next dinner party.