The art of gifting well
A little thought goes a long way.
The best gifts aren't necessarily the biggest or most extravagant. They're the ones that show you've paid attention. A thoughtful gesture, a shared experience, something chosen with someone particular in mind. This Christmas, we explore the art of giving well through the people who remind us that it's often the thought behind a gift that makes it memorable.
rose hermansen + Caroline Vogel
As the creative minds behind Copenhagen-based design studio atelier axo, Rose Hermansen and Caroline Vogel know the value of thoughtful details. Their approach to design offers a different perspective on gifting: choosing something with intention, made to be appreciated and become part of everyday life.
OLD AND NEW FAVOURITES
From a treasured family heirloom to contemporary lighting and jewellery from their own design studio, Rose Hermansen and Caroline Vogel share a few objects close to them. A little inspiration for gifts that carry a story, whether inherited, discovered or newly made.
Mati Pichci
For chef Mati Pichci, the founder of Copenhagen's Amator, bringing people together is at the heart of what he does. Through food, hospitality and the simple pleasure of sharing a table, he reminds us that some of the most meaningful things we give aren't things at all.
The Things We Keep
From ceramics and kitchenware to furniture and design objects, Mati Pichci shares a few of his personal favourites. A little inspiration for choosing gifts with personality, purpose and a place in someone's everyday life.
THE THOUGHT THAT COUNTS
Good gifting starts with knowing who you're giving to. Whether it's something practical, personal or simply a little unexpected, the right gift is always chosen with someone in mind.
Explore our Gift Guide and find something for the special people in your life.
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