The time between Thanksgiving and Christmas seems to get shorter and shorter every year and it’s easy to loose track of time and find yourself with a full list of friends and family and no gifts! Fear not! Sara Hillery Interior Design has got you covered with the perfect last-minute gifts for everyone on your list
For the Design Obsessed
Most decorating books focus on one designer; the rest focus on one period, one trend, one room. This book, for the first time, has the big picture: ALL the names everybody must know from the entire 100-year history of interior design. Each designer is profiled and illustrated with three to four photographs of their best work; what we can learn from them—and how they changed decorating forever—is clearly highlighted to catch the eye.
For the Art Lover
I LOVE these mini works on paper from Dallas, Texas born painter, Taelor Fisher! With colors to suit any taste, these minis make the perfect gift for the art lovers on your list!
For the Men on Your List
From the spot you met your sweetie to the locale of your favorite watering hole, this unique set of coasters celebrates the neighborhoods that make your city yours! Using her passion for typography and antique maps, graphic designer Aymie Spitzer maps out four sections of a city onto each coaster. She finishes one coaster with the city's name and established date, creating a rustic metropolis in cedar. This charming set is a toast-worthy way to celebrate hometowns, new stomping grounds or favorite corners of the country.
For the Christmas Lover
We love these bright and playful ornaments from Richmond, Virginia based artist, Elizabeth Poole! These ornaments are made with Papier-mâché, so you don’t have to worry about breaking them, and best of all Elizabeth offers a wide variety of colors and patterns to complement everyone on your list!
For the Kid who Loves Art
Bring out their inner architect, puzzle maven, and city lover with Blockitecture®, a very sweet set of pine building blocks by designer James Paulius. Create towering city dwellings, complete with green patches of garden (public space is very important in architecture) by stacking and cantilevering the blocks. Balance is everything—try to keep your city from tumbling down!
Happy Hunting!