9 Decor Gifts For the Person Who Loves Patterns

Know someone who needs a housewarming gift? Fluffy fringe and rich earth tones make these Evermore Pillows ($180 for four) a surprisingly easy-to-style addition to a living room or bedroom. The punchy design is a quick way to perk up a neutral room, and since the pillows are a set, the lucky gift recipient won't have to stress about finding something to match.

This Jacinta Throw ($44) combines two patterns in one super-soft blanket. Bold, colorful stripes run horizontally across the throw, while a chevron weave creates subtle raised texture. And to top it all off, braided fringe and multihued pompoms. You don't even need to wrap it — just tie a nice bow around it and call it a day.

Printed by hand in India, this cotton-linen Block Shop Tile Napkin ($14) has a quirky geometric pattern that livens up any meal. Give a set of four for a very thoughtful hostess gift.

Cozy when used as a small blanket and striking enough to display as a tapestry, this Anchal Small Patchwork Plaid Quilt Throw ($150) is woven with cheerful, bright fabrics. It's a great present for expectant parents, cool tweens, and art aficionados alike.

Yes, even minimalists can embrace pattern. These Dornitilla Vases ($46 for two) are a beautiful gift for your friend whose IG feed is all black-and-white photos. The sleek black ceramic vessels are adorned with a white diamond pattern that stands out without being too loud — and they're sure to rack up the likes IRL.

Calling all roommates: this unconventional gift is a win for everyone in the apartment. This peel-and-stick vinyl Chasing Paper Stepping Stone Flooring ($50) makes for a great "let's improve the rental without losing our security deposit" moment. Peel it, place it, and your floor looks fresh. (FYI: We checked out IRL samples, and while some of the patterns look obviously printed, this pretty pattern has a vintage-y realism that works.)

Crafted from engineered wood, metal, and rattan, this scalloped Matilda Goad & Co. Decorative Tray ($88) is one of those objects that goes with nothing and *everything* at the same time. Plus, you know your gift recipient doesn't have something just like it.

This Pehr Printed Bin ($42) is a mainstay of chic nurseries, but why let babies have all the pattern play? This bin's stripes have a charmingly hand-drawn feel that looks artsy and fun. Give it as is, or fill it up with an assortment of stocking stuffers if you want to go all-out.

So colorful, so cute! These Hay Stripe Candles ($26 for four) will impress even your pickiest friend. It's a high-design present that won't leave you broke.