The
Wellness Edit
Heat, water, breath, tea. Four considered gifts for the body's oldest rituals, for the person who already lives well and would like to live more slowly.
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The
Homebody Edit
Scent, sound, light, the morning's first cup, and the bowl mended in gold. Five considered gifts for the rituals of home.
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The
Father's Edit
He has refined his life carefully, over years. The gift worth giving is the one that proves you've been paying attention to exactly how.
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The
Men's Edit
Three introductions (a tailor, a car dealer, an F1 experience) that most people have never thought to give.
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The
Women's Edit
An artist to collect, a Paris atelier to visit, and a floral school where the world's most celebrated designers teach.
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The
Francophile Edit
An Astier de Villatte atelier on the Rue Saint-Honoré, an apothecary on Rue Bonaparte that has perfumed Paris since 1803, and a private day in the Marais.
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The
Executive Edit
Three doors that are genuinely difficult to open: a dining room, a private box, and a ranch in Oklahoma.
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The
Anniversary Edit
An anniversary is the one occasion where you already know everything about the person. The gift should prove it.
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For the person who has
everything.
They have cultivated a life of considered beauty. An edit for the person still waiting for something that surprises them.
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For the watch
collector.
Heritage winders, Swiss-made straps, and private factory tours for those who appreciate the artistry within a great timepiece.
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For the
art patron.
An emerging artist via Tappan Collective, VIP access to Frieze fairs across four cities, and a commissioned portrait sourced by Grey.
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For the wine
lover.
Cellar plans, preservation systems, and hand-blown crystal for the palate that has earned its opinions.
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For the
entertainer.
Lobmeyr crystal from Vienna, D. Porthault linens from Paris, and a Michelin-trained chef for an evening at home.
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For the new
homeowner.
Heritage candles, fine linens, and objects designed to become part of daily life from the very beginning.
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For the
gardener.
Hand-forged Dutch tools from a 1913 forge, a membership opening 4,500 private American gardens, and antique statuary from Brunswick House.
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For the
reader.
A year of books chosen by Heywood Hill in Mayfair, a private visit to the house where it was written, and the British lamp first made in 1935.
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For the
traveler.
Heritage luggage, fine leather goods, and bespoke journeys for the person who moves through the world with intention.
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For the
newlyweds.
Crystal, porcelain, and objects built for a lifetime together. Chosen for depth, permanence, and the life just beginning.
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