i feel like jayson home is almost a too-well-kept secret. it’s one of my favorite home decor resources, so i’d love to introduce you if you’ve not already had the pleasure. for over 25 years, jayson home has had just one lovely brick-and-mortar shop in chicago, and their online shop — which is full of uniquely curated homewares, furniture, and accessories from all over the world. some of my parisian favorites are stocked here (oooh la la!), like antoinette poisson, diptyque, and astier de villatte. they carry everything from coffee table books to suzanis and even stock all sorts of one-of-a-kind vintage collectibles, rugs, and furniture.

i asked jayson home if i might feature them in my shop small series, and they very kindly invited me to choose a few of my favorite gift ideas to style and photograph to share with you. i then had such fun putting together three unique holiday gift guides from their well-curated collections — but i think these guides work year-round, offering you some eclectic ideas for those you love and want to surprise with gifts that are uniquely personal and perfectly suited to them. nothing says kind attention and caring, like choosing something special you know your nearest and dearest will love. i hope you find some gift ideas that resonate with you, and for more inspiration, follow @jaysonhome on instagram and check out their pinboards, too.

  1. black marble footed bowl

  2. john derian handblown glass a new idea tray

  3. match cloche

  4. astier de villatte candle

  5. rotary phone

  6. champagne candles

  7. wonderland book by annie leibovitz

  8. rattan clothes hanger

  9. duo stoneware platter

  10. abstract figure print

  11. stark hand sculpture

  12. cereal city guides, paris

  1. astier de villatte marbled serving platter

  2. astier de villatte mushrooms

  3. nuevo oil cruet

  4. eve mango wood & leather spreaders

  5. irina ceramic bowls

  6. handmade marbled paper recipe book

  7. meurisse chocolate bars

  8. handmade wood mirador utensils

  9. gia marble mortar & pestle

  10. skipper ceramic jug

  11. kantha half apron

  12. paradiso recycled pink glasses

  1. astier de villatte incense

  2. bridie hall intaglio bar soaps

  3. astier de villatte serena hand incense holder

  4. antoinette poisson notebooks

  5. tide box

  6. cirerie de gascogne diffusers

  7. le serail french soaps

  8. love me do matches

  9. diptyque candles

  10. french love poems edited by tynan kogane

  11. edison photo clip stands

  12. trudon spray spiritus sancti

pictured above: hampstead urn; match cloche; genoa bowl; mistral bar soap; diptyque candle; river stone bowl; astier de villatte incense and holder; and eye matches.

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• photography credits: all photos by victoria smith or courtesy of jayson home. this is not a sponsored post, but some items were gifted for photography purposes.

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