Housewarming gifts you might just keep for yourself

A collection of some of our new housewarming gifts: a wooden dustpan, 4 bottle of spice, and a plant.

Rozette Rago

The last thing anyone who has just packed (and unpacked) all their earthly possessions needs is stuff for stuff’s sake. But the right housewarming gift can help a new house become a home.

Practical and charming tokens they’ll actually use→

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Little somethings

The Aura Carver, our pick for best digital photo frame.

The best digital photo frame

Digital frames allow you to display more than just one photo, and add new ones to the rotation as your memories unfold.

One of our favorite warm and woodsy scented candles, the Boy Smells Hinoki Fantôme Candle, shown lit.

Our favorite scented candles

From warm and woodsy to fresh and floral, there’s a scented candle soulmate for everyone.

A black KitchenAid stand mixer shown with the flat sheet pasta maker attached to the front of the mixer head.

KitchenAid attachments we love

We rolled fresh pasta, ground our own burger meat, and shredded cheeses galore to find KitchenAid stand mixer attachments that will truly enhance your cooking.

Get a diligent home helper

Our pick for best robot vacuum with a super smart mapping system, the Roborock Q5, in front of a red background.

Michael Hession

Let a robot vacuum do your dirty work—they don’t mind. We found great deals on two of our favorites:

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A super-smart bot: The Roborock Q5 bot offers great mapping, easy app navigation, and reliable voice commands. Get it here for $100 off.

For even easier cleaning, there’s a self-emptying version: The Roborock Q5+ is packaged with a charging dock that sucks all the debris out of it after a cleaning session. Save $200 on it here.

More Sunday reads

Expert tips for freezing food: Getting the most out of your freezer can save you money and reduce food waste.
A new era of 3D printers is here: They’re faster and more precise than ever.
The best bike storage advice: After 30-plus hours of research and testing, we have some ideas to never trip over the thing again.
Your makeup sponges are probably pretty disgusting: They need to be cleaned at least once a week. Here’s how.

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