From seasoned DIYers, Martha wannabes, lovable geeks, young ones or the young at heart, there’s something for everyone on this gift guide no matter what the budget. What’s better is that these gifts are unique, so they’re perfect for those that have everything, which is just about everybody on my Christmas list these days. Well, it’s not like they have everything. It more like they’re hard to buy for. But be that as it may, we’ll start with DIYers, shall we?

1. I love this oh-so-blue Trusco Deluxe Tool Box (Kelyu Hisashi, 1947) available from the MoMA for $120. It’s a work of art, no??

2. I’ve always wanted to get my partner a branding iron to sign the furniture he makes. Etsy seller Rubber Balls And Liquor offers custom branding irons, all $145 each.

3. See that little house on the bottom left in the picture above? It’s a tape measure, and they’re available in ash and walnut from the Japan Trend Shop for $62. BUT I was thinking that they might even be DIY able somehow… might work on that, so stay tuned.

4. As for our favorite geeks… check out this blueprint! It’s inspired by “real vintage patent drawings & illustrations” of, in this case, Batman (so cool). It’s from Oliver Gal Artist Co. and it comes in 3 sizes (from $160 to $300). If Batman isn’t your thing, they also have other blueprints including a 1938 Fassin Camera and a 1955 Gibson Les Paul Guitar.

5. Head over to Think Geek for this squeal-worthy R2D2 teapot. Love, love, love! And it’s only $35. A small price to pay for much geek joy.

6. Now let’s turn to home-furnishings… I’m always on the lookout for cool pillows. Everyone needs more pillows, right? The popular “Things Will Work Out” design is now available on a cushion for $68 from the Walker Art Museum.

7. Remember how Weebles wobbled but they didn’t fall down? That’s exactly how these Wobble Bowls work. The maker says that the round-bottom bowls rock and spin but won’t tip over. Delightful.

8. It’s part plant, part statue, and all beautiful. This trio of plant stands comes with air plants too (all for $50), and can ship anywhere in the U.S. Very low maintenance makes it a perfect gift for those minimalists that might not have the greenest of thumbs.

9. If the person on your gift list does have a green thumb, then this absolutely gorgeous planter might just make them swoon. Sold at World Market for $25.

10. Everyone appreciates a good timepiece, and this agate clock found on Etsy for $85 is no exception. What a stunner!

11. If your looking for a gift for your more free-spirited friend or family member, how about this sleek copper palo santo holder? Palo santo is a fragrant wood that, when burned, is believed to clear out bad energies — plus, it smells amazing. Find this on The Citizenry for $65.

12. Let’s lighten things up a bit and turn an eye to the kiddos at heart… First is this can of Andy Warhol Soup crayons from the MoMA store. It’s only $10 ($9 for members), and is perfect for the artistic type who just loves to color. Plus, the crayons come in awesome colors like “Tomato Soup” and “Yellow Banana.” Cheeky.

13. Again, clocks make great gifts for the person who has everything, and if you’re shopping for someone with more whimsical stylings, then this modern cuckoo clock for $100 ($90 member price) is a great fit.

14. And finally, the internet’s favorite coin bank. Put your coin on the white dot, and a shy kitty will come to collect it. Find it at the MoMA store for $28.

Love these picks. I’ve never wanted a kite so much in my entire life.
Congrats to haptic labs! They make AMAZING beautiful personalized (!) map quilts and diy kits as well.
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The Fire Votive Holder is actually by Iittala and not Dwell Studios… just a little heads up in case anyone is still looking for it.