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Whether you’re celebrating your own move or getting a housewarming gift for a friend, take a look at our favorite ways to celebrate a new home.
The Home Owner’s Manual
Full of tips, detailed diagrams and homekeeping advice on everything from changing air filters to choosing a neighborhood, this book is both hilarious and helpful to those settling into a new home.
Custom Silhouette Mugs
We love the quirky design of these personalized mugs. Just supply a photo of the new homeowners and you’ll receive a set of matching mugs with their silhouettes emblazoned on the side. Cheers!
Personalized Key Chain
What better way to commemorate a new home than with a practical and symbolic gift? Choose a monogram, quote or clock for the keychain detail, and the lucky recipients will think of you every time they unlock their front door.
Dart Board
Bring some fun to the new place with a dart board cabinet. Don’t worry about that new interior — the cabinet doors open up to provide dart protection for fresh walls.
Monogrammed Doormat
Give guests a warm welcoming with a nod at the new homeowners’ name. Select any letter for the center of the rug and it will be delivered right to their front door.
Stainless Steel Snack Bowls
When the new homeowners are ready to entertain in style, these modern, tilted snack bowls won’t disappoint.
Personalized Melamine Plates
Available in nine playful designs, these lightweight plate sets will delight any new homeowner. Just add monograms or initials for a truly one-of-a-kind look.
Barefoot Contessa Sinful Hot Chocolate Mix
What’s the most decadent way to spend an evening at home? Whether you have boxes to unpack or not, we suggest brewing up a batch of this delectable hot chocolate mix from Barefoot Contessa and making it a cozy night in.
Personalized Pet Portrait
There’s no better way to welcome man’s best friend into a new home than with a personalized portrait. Send in a digital print of the pet, and receive a mounted print ready to hang. (There’s a cat version, too.)