The Gift of Luxury

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  • November 15, 2018
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1 Le Labo
Santal 26 Home Diffuser
$590, lelabofragrances.com

2 L’Objet
Stars Letter Opener
$150, l-objet.com

3 Anthropologie
Monogram Journal
$18, anthropologie.com

4 Serena & Lily
Henley Wool Throw
$598, serenaandlily.com

5 Leclaireur
Ghidini 1961 Knotted Cherry
Medium by Nika Zupanc
$325, leclaireurla.com

6 Smith Street Books
Winter: Warm Recipes
for Cold Nights
$60, smithstreetbooks.com

7 Kreafunk
Afunk 360 Degrees Bluetooth
Speaker (Cool Grey/Rose Gold)
$138, amara.com

8 Voluspa Seasonal Pedesral
3 Wick Tin Candle (Copper Clove)
$24, voluspa.com

9 Leclaireur
Architettura Cylindrical
Umbrella Stand by Fornasetti
$950, leclaireurla.com

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