30+ stylish gift ideas for the homebody who adores staying in
Posted on 28th November 2025
From hotel-style soft furnishings, quirky dinnerware, to luxury aromatherapy, surprise the homebody in your life with the perfect gift for them and their home…
I am a self-confessed homebody; I love chill days and cosy nights in with a passion. And there are lots of different, little ways I like to elevate my experience – think plush robes, decadent candles, bistro-inspired ceramics, and handy kitchen tech.
So, if you, too, have someone in your life who loves retreating to their homely cocoon, I’ve rounded up over 30 gift ideas, sure to make their heart go warm and fuzzy this Christmas…
Homebody heaven
Does the homebody in your life indulge in matcha as their mid-day pick-me-up? Perhaps they love waking up with the sunrise, or lighting a candle as soon as they arrive home from work. When you’re compiling your Christmas shopping list, think about your loved one’s quirks and habits, and find ways to upgrade their routines.
Notes of Nostalgia, £46, Malin + Goetz.1. Wabi-sabi mood book, travel journal by Thierry Grundman and Anne-Emmanuelle Thion, £85, available at Atmosphère d’Ailleurs. 2. Machined candelabra in Steel, £109, Buster + Punch. 3. Quiet Mark-certified Bodyclock Luxe 750DAB, £229, Lumie. 4. Seven Days of Scents mini candles gift set, £45, Oliver Bonas. 5. Pine Green Pembroke Stripe cotton robe, from £69, Piglet in Bed. 6. Zen tea matcha bowl, £99, and Matcha Uji, £36, both Mariage Frères. 7. Ceramic incense plate in Sage Green, £9.99, Heaven Scent. 8. Cosy check throw, £15, George Home. 9. Emberton III in Midnight Blue, £149.99, Marshall.Olive Striped Memories matches, £10, Zesty Lemons London.
Wrap up warm
Whether it’s a designer throw, decorative cushion, or deliciously tactile bed linen set, soft furnishings that reflect both their personal and interiors style will make perfect gifts for the homebody in your life.
Etienne throw, £50, Cox & Cox.1. Kruger cushion rectangular in Beige and Brown, £71 each, Ligne Roset. 2. Patchwork merino throw in Natural, £120, Bronte by Moon. 3. Linen bedding bundle in Classic White, £285 for a double, Scooms. 4. Vinga Island White lambswool throw, £79, Country Mouse. 5. Churchgate Dadlington floral embroidery cushion, £28, Dunelm. 6. Joules Thornton bolster cushion in Ticking Stripe Red, £59, Dfs. 7. Sheki throw in Olive, £245.83, Oka. 8. Ticking Stripe 1 Oxford edge striped cushion in Seagreen, £65, Ian Mankin.
Handy helpers
Brighten up your homebody’s mornings and evenings with pretty and practical gadgets – from pro-style coffee and hot chocolate machines, to chic kettles, toasters and air fryers.
Velvetiser in Pebble, £149.95, Hotel Chocolat.1. Semi automatic espresso machine in Stainless Steel, £699, KitchenAid. 2. Classic kettle, £159.99, and 4-slice NewGen Classic toaster, £219.99, both in Sandstone, Dualit. 3. Dual basket 7.2-litre air fryer, £149.99, Morphy Richards. 4. Ninja CRISPi 4-in-1 portable air fryer in Sage Green, £149, John Lewis.
At-home café
Bring the bistro feeling straight to a homebody’s kitchen-diner with characterful crockery, restaurant-style glassware, and fun serving solutions. Whether it’s a charming teapot, colourful pasta bowls, or unique salt and pepper shakers, these little presents are bound to inject a dose of joy in their daily life.
Set of four Quell pasta bowls in Blue, £30, Made.1. Klevering Halma salt and pepper shakers in Burgundy (large), £55, and Blue (small), £45, Domestic Science. 2. Douro wine glasses, £65 for a set of four, Layered Lounge. 3. Cornishware Classic teapot in Red, £55, Rose & Grey. 4. Ceramic croissant trinket dish, £5.95, Rex London. 5. Pink and red heart butter dish, £35, Rockett St George. 6. Set of two Deco slogan side plates, £10, M&S. 7. Tea large mug, £44, Richard Brendon. Paddle Pop bowl set and ash paddle, £50, LSA International.
Interiors inspiration straight to the door
Lastly, what’s better than a gift that keeps on giving? Provide the homebody in your life with the latest news, design ideas, project inspiration, and real case studies, without having to leave their comfort, direct to their doorstep each month, with a subscription to the only dedicated kitchen, bedroom and bathroom magazine in the UK.