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Here’s a hamper for the interiors-obsessed (so naturally, we want every single thing). There are top titbits for tablescapers, a cushion for post-turkey sofa-slumpers, beautiful bins, boxes and body-wash sets and much more, as well as some delightful decorations – because if you can’t deck your halls now, when can you?

Recognise a few familiar names in there? While you’re here, why not revisit our stories on 

Mustard A4 ‘Circle and Square’ stationery box

 (shown in rose and saffron), £180 for two, Gergei Erdei. 

, by Cressida Bell, from £50, Harris & Jones.

‘Reflection and Intention’ refillable hand- or body-wash set,

, by Claridge’s, £355, Summerill & Bishop.

Something smaller for stockings and secret Santas

Remember that feeling of a full stocking heavy on your toes come Christmas morning? Well, now imagine it’s a gorgeous Liberty-print stocking, filled with pleasures beyond compare. Similarly, think of the best secret Santa present you’ve ever received, then times it by 10. For while new socks will always prove most useful, a little spoiling something never goes amiss – whether it’s a new cookbook by the much-loved Jeremy Lee (who 

), a sumptuous sheepskin hot-water bottle or a sunny yellow egg cup, perfect for an indulgent Yuletide breakfast. We’ve even included some notecards, for the inevitable flurry of thank-you letters after it’s all over.

Cooking: Simply and Well, for One or Many

These big hitters are for the most special of people – the loves of your life, your closest kin and those in need of festive cheer with added flair. They’re once-in-a-decade dreams, chosen with William Morris’ maxim in mind: “Have nothing in your house that you do not know to be useful, or believe to be beautiful.” Happily, most of these – from 

’s perfect paperweight to a tangerine dream of an umbrella, and Palefire’s enigmatic lamp – fall into both categories.

‘Black-Eyed Susan’ carafe and tumbler

Orange whangee-handled telescopic umbrella

Limited-edition paper geranium in terracotta pot

, by Bridie Hall, £65, Pentreath & Hall. 

Delightful delicacies for kitchen kings and queens

Need something for the foodie in your life? Here’s a veritable smorgasbord of ideas, from a cool-looking cake (sorry) from 

’s wonderfully witty café, to Botivo’s refreshingly herbal non-alcoholic aperitif, made with a mix of gentian, wormwood, rosemary and thyme. (We first tried it while having a booze-light lunch with 

.) On the non-edible end of the spectrum, who wouldn’t love to get their hands on – or in – these oven gloves from Sister by Studio Ashby? Meanwhile, if the Ballymaloe puddings cookbook hits your sweet spot, keep your eyes on your inbox for our festive missive, coming soon; just be sure to subscribe 

 made from surplus fabrics, by Sister, £50 per pair, Studio Ashby. 

Ballymaloe Desserts: Iconic Recipes and Stories from Ireland

We’ve been saving the best till last. We’re giving our beloved readers the opportunity to win all the presents shown in this picture. You heard us. All you need to do is head to our 

 and follow the competition instructions to be in with a chance. Oh, and then you need to work out if you’re selfless enough to give any away. After all, they are jolly nice.

You can find the terms and conditions of the competition 

Leisure

Who’s been naughty? Who’s been nice? Frankly, who are we to judge? All we know is you’d have to have a heart of coal not to be cheered by these goodies. Our definitive roundup of perfect presents will see you sorted for ideas this year – not least if you enter our competition to win a stocking-full. Read on for details…

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Present Indicative: Inigo’s glorious gift guide is here