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Christmas gift guide | A cosy night in

Christmas gift guide | A cosy night in | These Four Walls blog

For the third instalment of my Christmas gift guide, I’ve rounded up some hyggelige treats for all those in need of a bit of relaxation and pampering this winter – everything from scented candles and bath oils to linen robes and slippers. There are even a few edible goodies in the form of bespoke tea blends and delicious chocolate tasting packs.

As before, I’ve sourced all the below from some of my favourite makers and independent retailers. There are also options to suit all budgets, whether you want to spend £10 or £100…

Christmas gift guide | A cosy night in | These Four Walls blog

1. Amber Apothecary lavender scented candle, £32, Ingredients LDN | 2. Bespoke tea blend (price varies according to ingredients), Tea Palace London  | 3. HAY crinkle bedspread, £175, Tea and Kate | 4. ‘Dark Chocolate’ and ‘Cardamom & Cinnamon’ drinking chocolate blends, £7.95 each, The Future Kept | 5. Ayurveda Apothecary ‘Brahmi Rose’ and ‘Turmeric Rose’ bath and body oils, £45 each, Ingredients LDN | 6. Light grey fouta towel, £29, Oggetto | 7. Linen bathrobe, €170.00, Fog Linen Work | 8. Dark chocolate tasting collection, £10, The Future Kept | 9. Natural linen slippers, £39, Tea and Kate | 10. ‘Restore’ aroma mist, £18, Essence + Alchemy | 11. Light grey alpaca socks, £12.50, Oggetto | 12. Star hot-water bottle cover, £45, The White Company

All images via the respective brands above

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