Velvet in winter is non-negotiable for me. This deep red bolster with its floral print feels festive yet grounded—it doesn’t scream holiday, so you can leave it out long after the tree comes down. Try layering it with neutral linens on your sofa or bed to add depth and a touch of luxury.

This plaid blouse has basically been on repeat for me this holiday season. The subtle ruffle detail at the collar and the puffy sleeves make it feel so feminine, and the pattern is festive without screaming “holiday sweater.” I’ve been layering it under chunky knits during the day and dressing it up with leather pants and my go-to velvet flats for dinners.

Lighting can make or break a room, and this chandelier does it all. And, it doesn’t hurt that it is priced reasonably! The floral pleats bring an unexpected pop of personality, perfect for over a dining table or in a cozy breakfast nook. It’s functional art—and I love how it quietly adds softness to a space.

This is the kind of blanket you’ll fight over during movie nights (so I’m telling you now, buy multiples!). The texture is rich and inviting, and it looks as good thrown over a chair as it does wrapped around you. Neutral enough to work in any space but with enough detail to feel special.

I’m a total flats girl, being tall it just makes dressing easier. These velvet flats have been my go-to since they arrived. They’re comfortable enough to wear all day and somehow manage to go with everything in my wardrobe. I’ve been pairing them with tights and a plaid skirt for dinners or even just with jeans and a white button down shirt for an effortlessly polished look.