Whether you’re single, ready to mingle, or stuck on that special someone, Valentine’s Day is the perfect time to spread love to those who matter most, even if that includes yourself.
But rather than go with traditional gift ideas like V-day cards or heart-shaped chocolates, consider giving the gift of a new and improved living space. After all, home is the place that brings everyone together – on February 14 and every day.
That’s why we’ve put together a gift guide with modern furniture and décor pieces that will make your heart skip a beat.
Sofas, Loveseats & Benches
The key to any living room is versatility. Everyone needs a date night spot that also doubles as their girls’ or guys’ night hangout. With our wide selection of sectional sofas, loveseats or benches, you can be romantic one day and laid-back the next.
Flowers & Planters
Just as your love blooms with every passing year, so should the perfect gift. A flower arrangement or planter is a beautiful reminder to your partner, best friend or parent that you’re always thinking of them.
Lamps
Whether you’re hosting an intimate dinner for two or a singles’ night for ten, set the mood with lighting. The right ceiling lamp not only helps create the ideal ambiance for any occasion, but also adds an elevated look that will make everyone swoon.
Wall Art
A picture says a thousand words, so why not find wall art that evokes all the love you want to express? A minimalist line painting can represent the deep connection you have with your person, while imagery of a romantic getaway could be a symbol of your future together.
Outdoor Accessories
With spring and summer coming soon, there are even more excuses to meet up with that special someone or spend time with your friends alfresco. So, why not help spruce up their outdoor furniture? Your Valentine’s Day gifts might just involve a few accessories, from LED speakers to billiard tables.
Now, you’re finally ready for the big day, no matter what that looks like: red dress and wine or pajamas and Netflix.
But before you go, we have to ask, “Will you be our Valentine?”