Inside Kaitlyn Bristowe’s Rosé-Inspired Home Office Makeover

Emily Bihl
Oct 03, 2018

Ever wish drinking wine with your besties could be your day job? Us too. (Sadly, nobody pays us to do it.) But for former Bachelorette Kaitlyn Bristowe, that dream job is actually a reality. Bristowe’s podcast Off the Vinefeatures friends and celebs talking over their favorite bottle du jour, but until recently, she didn’t have a space befitting the glamorous nature of her workdays. Decorist Creative Director Jessica McCarthy stepped in to transform Bristowe’s podcast nook into an inspiring and luxe environment where it’s all about the wine… and she did it on a budget.

“Kaitlyn uses her office for recording her hilarious podcast, and thus a dramatic, feminine, ‘wine-inspired’ space was what I set out to achieve,” says McCarthy. She struck an instantly statement-making note with the large-scale floral wallpaper, which really kicked off the design process. “When designing a room it’s important to have an anchor that will inspire the rest of the look. It could be a vintage find, a swoon-worthy piece of art, a dramatic light fixture or, in the instance of Kaitlyn’s podcast room, a bold wallpaper,” she says.

Believe it or not, one of McCarthy’s best sources for creating this rich, textural room was actually a big box store. “Bed Bath & Beyond has a huge variety of chic furniture pieces at great prices, so it was super easy to make the room look stylish and elevated,” she says. McCarthy was thoughtful about incorporating some design elements that Bristowe already had, which also helped keep the project thrifty. “Kaitlyn had a built-in shelving system which we painted in a high-gloss black finish, and changed out the hardware. With just a few easy changes and some great new pieces, we were able to design a fun and inspiring room on a budget,” she says.

Even though Bristowe’s days look a little different from our normal 9-to-5, McCarthy still wanted to make sure the room was functional as a workspace. But that didn’t mean sacrificing Bristowe’s personal style. “The worst thing you can do is to feel like you have to restrict yourself because it’s an office space,” advises McCarthy. “Working environments have become more relaxed and inspiring. Consider a dining table as a desk, or add a comfy seating area for meetings or as an alternative place to sit and work,” she suggests. Bristowe’s office made use of the TOV Furniture Majesty Desk ($550) to help set the Hollywood-glam mood.

McCarthy was mindful of keeping the room from feeling too dark, so she employed a few tricks. “We covered two walls in wallpaper instead of the whole room, which is a great way to introduce a pattern without it feeling overbearing. We used lighter tones in the rug, ceiling paint, and upholstered furniture to bring lightness to the space, once again creating a beautiful contrast with the darker tones of the wallpaper and built-ins,” she says. We’re loving how this oversized mirror helps bring in a feeling of airiness.

This balance of light and dark ended up being one of McCarthy’s favorite qualities of the project. “I love the contrast of the floral wallpaper with the lush pink velvet drapes,” she says. “The combo of the two is gorgeous, luxe, and feminine.” Rosé-pink accents echo this throughout the room, acting as a stylish nod to Bristowe’s favorite topic.

The result may just be one of Bristowe’s favorite spaces. “Jessica made my interior design dreams come true with my podcast room,” Bristowe tells us. “I feel like I’m on an episode of HGTV when I sit in this room!”

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15 Trending Interior Design Styles That Will Dominate 2025

Design lovers rejoice! There's a new design book out and we're swooning. Defining Style: The Book of Interior Designby Joan Barzilay Freund (Phaidon) offers up a gorgeous tour through 25 of the most notable design styles around the world. Catch a glimpse inside 150 home interiors from leading designers and the key design styles they favor. Designers featured include Los Angeles-based Studio Shamshiri, French architect and designer Laura Gonzalez, and Brooklyn-based Leyden Lewis, who designed the pattern-filled home of textile designer Malene Barnett, among many others. Peek inside the homes of icons like musicians Alicia Keys and Swizz Beats, artist Mariko Mori, and writer Umberto Pasti too.

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Not sure how to describe your home aesthetic? Take cues from these stunning spaces in Defining Style, which comes out on March 18, 2025. Plus add the book to your coffee book collection for more design style inspiration.

Here are all the trending interior design styles you need to know for 2025!

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Biophilic

If your home feels like a tranquil, nature-infused retreat like this Richmond, VA home of artist and designer Audra Kiewiet de Jonge, you're leaning into biophilic design. This design style is filled with organic shapes, lush greenery, and natural materials to create a serene sanctuary. A natural indoor-outdoor flow is also something you'll covet in this design style.

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Tailored

Like a tailored suit, these rooms pay attention to the finer details. Freund says its unfussy and clutter-free and incorporates luxury elements like stone and leather. Designer Natalia Miyar designed this tailored London penthouse that's featured in Defining Style.

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Modernist

If you favor simplicity, functionality, and clean lines, this design style rooted in the early 20th century is your core aesthetic. Modernism emphasizes open spaces, minimal ornamentation, and the use of modern materials like steel, glass, and concrete. Form follows function, with a focus on practicality but also really great design. Here is an example in Defining Style from designer Naoki Terada's Tokyo, Japan home.

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Coastal

Organic materials inspired by seaside living delivers an elevated coastal decor. This Sydney, Australia home designed by Greg Natale embraces the views of the sea with rich textures and neutral decor with splashes of organic elements.

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Textured

I'm in love with this former Harlem rectory designed by GRT Architects. The layers of textures from leather to wool to wood and glossy surfaces defines this design style and delivers a truly sensory experience.

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Monochrome

If there is a single hue you fully embrace in a room or your entire home, monochrome is the definition of your design style. It's bold and unapologetic. This family villa in Amsterdam was designed by Atelier ND Interior in the perfect pink hue.

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Contemporary

Freund describes this aesthetic as a "melting pot" that blends elements from the past with trendy pieces, colors, and materials. Casa Muñoz, the Madrid-based apartment of Spanish supermodel Eugenia Silva, was designed by wife-and-husband team Mafalda Muñoz and Gonzalo Machado with this aesthetic in mind.

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Tropical

Climate plays a crucial role in design, especially in tropical regions, where homes must be thoughtfully designed to adapt to and limit its effects. Covered porches, concrete and tile flooring, and an invisible line between indoors and out define this decor style. Anita Calero makes it look effortlessly elegant in this Colombia home.

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Rustic

Rustic is about being ok with the imperfections and embracing natural beauty with raw, organic elements like weathered wood, stone, and earthy tones. It celebrates a cozy, lived-in feel, a place you can kick up your heels and just chill. It also has a Scandi vibe as in this Maja Dixdotter-designed Swedish country home.

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Deco Inspired

You may have elements of the Art Deco aesthetic in your space as it has a timeless elegance to it with sleek lines, luxe materials, and geometric patterns. Freund describes it as the most glamorous design style of the 20th century that's also rooted in modern design principles. This quintessential Art Deco apartment in Chicago was designed by Steven Gambrel.

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Mountain

This design style is all about woodsy charm with exposed wood beams, stone fireplaces, and cozy textures like sheepskin and wool. Surrounded by breathtaking views, mountain homes like this farmhouse in the U.K. designed by Aldridge & Supple feel like a total escape.

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Neutral

If you prefer aQuiet Luxury aesthetic, this design style is your preferred taste. With neutral tones, everything from furniture form to luxe and textured materials become the stars of the show. This Milan palazzo designed by Vincenzo De Cotiis is neutral but not at all understated.

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Maximal

Maximalist design celebrates creativity and individuality with vibrant colors, bold patterns, and layered textures. If you can't commit to a style this is a design style for you. It mixes eras with eclectic decor to create a visually dynamic space. This is the maximal São Paulo, Brazil home of designer Sig Bergamin.

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Timeless

Stemming from a neoclassical style, timeless design styles look to "balance, symmetry, and proportion," says Freund. It's a refined look with decorative details, as illustrated in this family home in the U.K designed by VSP Interiors.

Find more design styles, from Collected to Floral, in Defining Style: The Book of Interior Design by Joan Barzilay Freund (Phaidon).

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I've Been Single My Whole Life — Here Are My Best Solo Valentine's Day Ideas

I'd like to consider myself a romantic person in every aspect of life. I'm constantly coming up with stories, putting ribbons in my hair, and literally stopping to smell the roses (what can I say, when you see a flower in New York City, you might as well savor it). Needless to say, Valentine's Day (and Galentine's Day) is one of my favorite holidays. Aside from the fact that it provides a brief burst of color in the bleak midwinter, it is also a reminder that no matter how tough life gets, love is always worth celebrating. There's just one catch: I have been single my whole life, which makes the constant stream of date night ideas and partner gift inspo that flood the internet this time of year feel like they're a touch out of reach.

Valentine's Day can be less than thrilling if you feel like you don't have anyone to spend it with, but take it from me: there are more than enough ways to have a great time riding solo. If you've recently gone through a breakup or you're the only single friend left in your group, here's my best advice on tackling the upcoming love season if you're single on Valentine's Day (with a little help from Dr. Jenny Taitz, author of How To Be Single And Happy).

Here's how to fully embrace being in your single era on Valentine's Day

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Whether or not we admit it, there's definitely still a stigma around singleness. "Despite the fact that these days we may not need a partner to fulfill our hopes, being single remains so stigmatized, with shows depicting the need to compete to win love and headlines depicting women who are single as in an unfortunate situation," Dr. Taitz says. "It’s key to be mindful of these unhelpful messages to [keep them] from impacting how we view ourselves."

I've been on a few dates as an adult, but I often feel like I've missed out on a lot of the foundational experiences that come with being a young woman. Not to mention that it's easier than I'd like to admit to feel like there's something wrong with me if I'm the common thread through every dead-end romantic situation.

Even if comments from your friends like "They're just not good enough for you" or "You're so independent" have good intentions, not feeling desired is hard. Sometimes you just need to process those emotions in whatever way works best for your wellbeing because singleness is incredibly complex — one day I'm enjoying eating at a restaurant alone, the next a rom-com makes me cry — and as easy as it is to swing between the extremes of total happiness to bitterness, the reality is that I'm usually somewhere in between.

"Days like Valentine’s Day can be incredible opportunities to practice self-validation and self-compassion," Taitz says. "Being single on a day that can pull you to compare or feel less than is a good time to be especially kind to yourself [and act] in ways that remind you that you are enough and don’t need a plus one to feel whole."

Activities that engage your soul will help you feel good *and* romanticize self-care at the same time. I love creating a vision board in my bullet journal to see my dreams on paper, or reminding myself of where my true worth lies. If you're really struggling with feeling lonely, Taitz recommends listing out the areas of your life that matter to you, then writing down the value you want to add to each and mapping out how and why those values matter.

"There’s no way a relationship can be your full sense of worth — that’s not fair to you or the relationship and that’s not accurate in terms of what we know about happiness," she says. "Happiness hinges on being present and engaging in positive actions and having fulfilling relationships — and coupling isn’t the only source of connection (assuming it is almost like limiting your diet to strawberries — it’s not going to fill you and will deplete you)."

There is so much more to my worth than whether I have a romantic partner: I love movies and books, I love talking to my little sister on the phone, and I can spend hours happily in the kitchen listening to music and making a nourishing dinner. There's much more to your worth, too.

My mother constantly reminds me to wait for the Right person, not the Right Now person. There are pros and cons to every phase of life, and I'm very content with the pros right now. Eventually, however, I'm hoping my Valentine's Day charcuterie board for one will become a board for two.

Valentine's Day Ideas For Single People

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Make A Romantic Dinner For One

Who says you have to save the steak dinner or Spicy Pesto Pasta Alla Vodka for a date night? Make yourself a giant bowl of delicious food, light some candles, and spend an entire evening enjoying the fruits of your labor. Finish the meal with one of our 50+ Best Chocolate Recipes for good measure.

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Wear Your Favorite Outfit

Get all glammed up for your workday, whether you prefer Emily in Paris-level fashion or casual work outfits. Don't forget some Valentine's Day nails to add the perfect finishing touch.

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Spend A Whole Day On Yourself

On your next day off, put on your aforementioned cute outfit to explore a local bookstore, go shopping, or make a killer martini. You can buy yourself flowers, call your mom or your best friend, and just have a wonderful day celebrating love in all its forms. Being single on Valentine's Day means you don't have to compromise on what your ideal day looks like, so layer in all of our favorite things to make it extra special.

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Have A Rom-Com Night

You don't have to swear off romantic movies in honor of being single — it can be just as fun to watch them with your galentines or on your own! Some of my go-to's are Set It Up, Crazy Rich Asians, and The Proposal. Check out The 30 Best Rom-Coms Of All Timefor more ideas.

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Go Crazy With The Pink

Valentine's Day is a big day for people who love pink. Make a pink cocktail, whip up a batch of some celebrity crush cookies, or make your own conversation heart care packagefilled with pink treats. I will be dressed in head-to-toe pink, with a rosy makeup look to boot.

All dressed up but not sure where to go? Here are some ideas for your V-Day.

Is It Weird To Go To A Bar Alone?

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Going to a bar on your own is definitely not weird. Just sit back and enjoy your favorite drink while you people watch. Plus, you never know who you might meet ;).

Is It Weird To Go To A Restaurant Alone?

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It's definitely not weird to go to a restaurant alone. I look at it like taking myself on a date. Well, myself and my favorite book!

Is It Weird To Go To A Concert Alone?

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Concerts might feel like one place you could never go by yourself, but you can actually make some really great friends with the people around you! I've made some awesome relationships waiting in line by myself, and I had a blast at Taylor Swift's Eras Tour by myself.

Is It Weird To Go To The Movies Alone?

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If you love seeing a movie on the big screen, then you should definitely consider going to the theater on your own. You can enjoy the movie without worrying about anyone else, plus you don't have to share the popcorn. Here are The 42 Most-Anticipated Winter Movies and The 30 Most-Anticipated Spring Movies so you can start planning your next solo movie day :).

Check out our Valentine's Day and Relationships pages for more inspiration and let us know how you're spending a solo V-Day on Twitter.

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10 Ways Your Home Office Design Is Killing Your Productivity

I've been working from home since long before it became the norm. And my "office" has evolved from a spindled-back chair at the kitchen table to an airy home office with a view. Back then, my productivity took a hit without essentials like adequate storage space, comfortable seating, and a bit of privacy. While it has its perks, working from home comes with its fair share of challenges; your home office setup doesn't need to be one of them.

Here are 10 ways to redesign your home office for better productivity!

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1. Bad Lighting

Dim or harsh overhead lighting can strain your eyes and limit your focus. Try to get close to a window for natural light or use daylight bulbs to mimic sunlight to boost your mood, creativity, and focus. Find a desk lamp that works for you too!

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2. Clutter Everywhere

A cluttered desk equals a cluttered mind, IMO. Reduce the stress that comes with a disorganized and cluttered desk by bringing in shelves and organizers; finding sleek cable-management solutions; and removing any unnecessary items to reduce visual distractions.

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3. Uncomfortable Furniture

If you're sitting most of the day, it's so important to invest in a good desk chair. An unsupportive chair or poorly sized desk can be uncomfortable, making it harder to stay focused for long periods of time. Your back will thank you!

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4. No Boundaries Between Work and Home

Distractions at home like kids and partners can kill your productivity. Avoid blurring the line between work and home life by designating a private space, separate from high-traffic spaces, for your work hours if you can. Use rugs, curtains, or acoustic panels to reduce noise too.

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5. Lack of Storage

I get it, they're not the best-looking pieces in your home, but without proper filing systems you’ll waste time hunting for important documents or supplies. Invest in modern storage options that look good too from Mustard Made and The Container Store.

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6. Unoptimized Tech Setup

Slow Internet or outdated tech tools can make you feel totally frustrated and can slow down your productivity. Upgrade your Internet to a faster connection, and refresh your tech gadgets and programs to make sure you work more efficiently.

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7. Awkward Desk Placement

Placing your desk in a spot with too much noise, traffic, or distractions — like facing a TV — will guarantee to disrupt your concentration. Find a more zen spot where you can focus on the tasks of the day.

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8. Ignoring Ergonomics

Check your monitor height, keyboard positioning, and add a wrist rest so you don't lead to feeling uncomfortable and fatigued, cutting your workday short.

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9. Lack of Personalization

A sterile, uninspiring office design does your motivation and creativity no favors. Make work feel less like a chore by adding personal touches through artwork, personal photos, candles, some fresh flowers or plants. Greenery can improve air quality and actually reduce work stress. Add a little snack station for quick energy boosts and keep water handy. Also, your Zoom backgrounds should reflect your personality!

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10. No Inspiration

No matter what you do — whether it's a creative work or something more analytical — you want to feel inspired. Personalization can help, but dive into vision boards, books, magazines, quotes that inspire your work and help you bring fresh ideas to your workday. Color psychology can help too: blues and greens encourage focus and reduce stress while pops of yellow or orange can spark creativity! Break out the paint if needed!

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Exes Christina Haack & Tarek El Moussa Finally Apologize After 8 Years In HGTV's 'The Flip Off'

Exes Christina Haack and Tarek El Moussa are back at HGTV, but this time they're competing against each other...alongside Tarek's wife Heather El Moussa. And if you think that's a lot to unpack, get ready! The first episode aired last night (January 29), and it's clear the former spouses aren't just in it for the real estate wins — they're finally opening up about their divorce, Christina's most recent divorce, and more. Their tearful confessions simultaneously broke and mending our hearts last night. Here's what they had to say.

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In the first episode of The Flip Off, Christina shared with Tarek that she and Josh Hall officially split, tearfully admitting that she quickly gets into relationships that "aren't right" for her and noting how "horrible" everything's been for her since their divorce in 2016

As Christina and Tarek opened up to one another, the exes eventually came to forgive each other. Christina said, "I know we’re in a good place now, but yeah, we went through a lot of stuff. I don’t think anyone understands just how much stuff we went through. We met when we were so young."

Christina shared that Tarek was her "best friend" before the divorce, and that afterward she lost that and had to be a full-time mom — both of which "really, really, really hurt" her "really affected" her. Afterwards, Tarek said, "I understand that feeling of being a little bit lost. And I acknowledge that I’m a big part, if not the entire part, of all of this."

In a pivotal moment — for Christina and Tarek, but really all of us as fans — she said, "I’m really sorry for s---. I really am. I just want you to know that." Tarek took her knee during the apology, and Christina then asked, "You forgive me?"

Tarek's response? "A hundred percent, yeah."

And it wasn't just Christina apologizing either. Tarek said that he "did a lot of things" too, noting that he "holds zero against" her. In his confessional, Tarek opened up more about the cause for their split. He said, "I got diagnosed with cancer and then I hurt my back. I lost 60 lbs. because I was taking so many opiates and Vicodin and painkillers. I lost my way, lost who I was. I just wasn’t the best husband. I wasn’t the best father. You know, I own my s---. It wasn’t me, but it was me."

In the emotional conversation, Christina told Tarek, "You’re a great dad. I’m really proud of you. You’ve come a really long way. I can see it, you know. You’re so much calmer, you’re so much wiser, for real."

To see these two grow to love and support each other in a new way is truly beautiful! (And so are the houses they continue to flip. 😉)

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41 Cozy Finds to Celebrate Snuggle Season

Winter may mean short days and frosty weather, but it's also snuggle season, so embrace the cozy vibes with these 41 must-have finds. From soft blankets to drape across you to warm slippers that feel like a hug for your feet and heated essentials to offer an instant boost of warmth, these treasures will make your home feel like the ultimate spot to hibernate.

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Sick Of Your Bed? Try The Human Dog Bed

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Are you jealous of the luxuriousness of your pup's bed? Now, you can experience the same level of comfort with the Oval Human Dog Bed. This amazing bed is the perfect size for humans and is filled with thick, high-density foam for ultimate comfort. Plus, the removable plush faux fur cover is machine washable for easy cleaning. Get ready for the most comfortable night's sleep of your life.

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The Vintage-Inspired Sweatshirt That TikTokers Love

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In case you didn't know, Amazon is now selling this vintage-inspired crewneck that has been trending all over the internet. This comfortable and adorable sweatshirt can keep you warm and cozy while guaranteeing you look trendy.

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This Blanket Is Great for All Seasons

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The soft microfiber material of this blanket feels so cozy and comforting for winter, but reviews say it's also lightweight enough to work for spring and summer. It's available in an array of sizes and colors and is machine-washable for easy care.

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These Bowl Holders Lets You Enjoy a Warm Meal Without Injury

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Winter is definitely soup season, and these microwaveable holders let you enjoy a steaming hot bowl without the risk of burnt fingers. They also come in a range of colors and patterns.

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This Cooling Pillow Is a Best-Seller

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No matter how frosty the nights get, there's something comforting about the cool side of the pillow. This set of two from the Beckham Hotel Collection is designed with a 250-thread count cotton cover and shredded memory foam for a perfect night's sleep.

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This Hot Water Bottle Is the Perfect Snuggle Partner

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From the cute bear design to the soft fleece material, this hot water bottle will be a great addition to your winter routine. It can provide an instant feeling of warmth and also help to alleviate stomach pain.

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This Heated Eye Mask Is So Soothing

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This eye mask has a removable heat pad and three temperature settings to choose from. The soft cushioning is so comfortable, while the lavender scent feels relaxing.

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This Luxury Pine Candle Will Make Your Home Smell Amazing

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Candles create the perfect ambiance for cozy nights, and this candle from 96NORTH has a burn time of 40 hours. One customer described the Nordic Pine scent as heavenly, and the flame is easy to put out with the soft-close lid.

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These Fuzzy Slippers Are Made for Indoor and Outdoor Use

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These slippers are crafted from suede, and the fluffy inner lining feels like a hug for the feet. The non-slip outsole gives them grip for winter weather, and the suede is splash-proof to survive the rain.

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This Hot Chocolate Mug Is a Slam Dunk

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This mug is perfect for basketball fans, and the quirky design allows you to shoot hops into your hot chocolate with marshmallows. The large size means you can also use it as a cereal bowl.

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This Thermal Underwear Is a Great Base Layer

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Tackle the harsh winter weather with some thermal underwear. This set from Thermajane is fleece-lined for warmth and offers such a stylish fit. Wear them on their own around the house or use them as a base layer before heading out.

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Keep Your Coffee Piping Hot With This Mug Warmer

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Ensure your coffee stays at your ideal temperature with this mug warmer. There are three heat settings to choose from and an automatic timer that shuts off after eight hours for safety.

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This Flannel Blanket Is Super Stylish

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This cozy blanket has a ribbed design for a modern aesthetic and will look elegant draped across your couch or bed. Reviews say it's amazing value for the price, too.

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This Heating Pad Is Amazing for Back Pain Relief

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This heating pad is great for back pain and has six temperature levels to pick from. The LED display is easy to use, plus the soothing heat therapy is great for aching muscles.

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These Sushi Socks Are Simply Adorable

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If you're a sucker for a sushi roll, celebrate the cuisine with these cozy novelty socks. They come in a take-out style box, and reviews say they're surprisingly soft.

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This Comforter Offers Luxury Style on a Budget

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Stay warm in bed with an extra layer. This comforter comes in a choice of rich colors, and the pleated design gives it a luxe appeal.

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This Wearable Blanket Is the Definition of Comfort

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This wearable blanket will envelop you in cozy comfort. With sleeves and a hood, you can ensure every inch is snug, and the tie-waist belt lets you customize the fit.

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This Bedding Set Will Have You Ready for Early Nights

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There's nothing better after a long day than unwinding in a cozy bed. And this bedding set from Amazon Basics is made from brushed microfiber for unbeatable softness. It's breathable to keep you cool and a steal for the price.

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These Fluffy Socks Feel Like You're Walking on a Cloud

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These fuzzy socks are a thick layer of warmth for your feet, and the reinforced toes and elastic cuff offer amazing comfort. Wear around the house or underneath your winter boots when you need to venture out.

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This Robe Is Beloved by Oprah

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The Barefoot Dreams robe was mentioned on Oprah's coveted Favorite Things list, and if it's good enough for Oprah, it's good enough for us! It's oversized without feeling heavy, and the soft fabric feels like pure luxury.

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This Candle Warmer Releases Indulgent Scents

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This warmer works to release the aroma of your favorite candle without the flame. The vintage design is so aesthetically pleasing, and it has a timer option for peace of mind.

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This Gooseneck Tablet Holder Is Ideal for Movie Marathons

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For those cold nights when you want to curl up in bed, this gooseneck stand can hold your tablet and leave your hands free for snacking. It's also great for bathtimes or cooking when you need to prop up a recipe.

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This Drea Space Heater Keeps the Cold at Bay

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This Dreo heater offers warmth within seconds, and the innovative technology stops it from overheating or tipping over. It also has a quiet operation, so it won't disturb your sleep.

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This Heated Scarf Is Perfect for Winter Walks

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It's important to layer up for the frosty season, and this heated scarf will offer lasting warmth and comfort. It heats up within seconds, and you can adjust the temperature to suit.

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This Cozy Blanket Is Perfect for a Home Office

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Working from home has plenty of benefits, but it can be a struggle when you're the one paying the heating bill. This blanket is designed to fit over most chairs, and the sherpa fur adds an extra layer of comfort. It can wrap over your shoulders and legs while leaving your hands free to type.

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These Heavy Thermal Socks Are So Versatile

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Whether you want some socks for winter sports or a day of unwinding at home, this design from Hot Feet will avoid cold toes. The acrylic fabric offers a cashmere-like softness, and reviews say they're worth every penny,.

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These Track Pants Are Fleece-Lined

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If you're trying to find the perfect work-from-home attire, these wide-leg track pants create a flattering silhouette, and they're fleece-lined for warmth.

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This Under-Desk Warmer Keeps You Toasty

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Enjoy fanless warmth in your home office with this heater. The quiet operation won't distract you from the task at hand, and it's energy-efficient with an automatic shut-off.

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These Booties Are Microwaveable

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These booties not only keep toes warm, but they can also relieve pain for aching feet. The clay beads retain heat, and the soft fabric feels like a touch of luxury on the skin.

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This Towel Warmer Envelopes You in Warmth

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If you hate stepping out of a steaming hot bath into the cold air, you need this towel warmer. The spacious design can hold up to two extra large towels, and it heats up super fast.

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This Pillow Will Make Bath Time Feel Like a Real Spa Experience

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The suction cups of this pillow attach easily to most tubs and won't leave any damage. The ergonomic design also contours to the shape of the body, providing support and comfort.

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This Pajama Set Is Chic and Comfy

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Cozy pajamas are a must during the colder months, and this two-piece set offers warmth and a stylish fit. It's machine-washable, too, and comes in a range of patterns.

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This Night Light Is the Perfect Bedside Companion

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This adorable light is the perfect way to create a calming glow, and the kitty design is ideal for feline fans. There are seven colors to pick from and a simple tap control.

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This Salt Lamp Is a Best-Seller

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This Himalayan lamp emits a calming amber light and is handcrafted for that unique touch. It comes with a dimmer switch and is the ideal way to create a soothing setting.

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Fall Asleep Under the Stars With This Projector

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This projector creates stunning light displays from the comfort of your own home. Choose from 18 colors and feel like you're witnessing the magic of the aurora borealis or a night under the stars.

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These String Lights Are Perfect for Displaying Memories

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We love the magical charm of string lights, and this set comes with pegs for attaching cherished photos. The lights are also made with copper wire, so you can bend and mold them to fit your space.

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Treat Your Toes to a Foot Spa

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This water spa bath will warm up your toes and offer instant comfort for tired feet. The massaging rollers can knead deep into your muscles for intense relaxation.

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This Accent Chair Is Ideal for Unwinding

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This upholstered chair has a minimalist aesthetic, and the soft boucle feels so plush. It offers a great spot to unwind with a good book or retreat with a glass of something special.

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These Cushions Are Made for Couch Naps

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The short winter days can have us all feeling a little sleepy, and these cushions will provide the perfect comfort for a restorative couch nap. The soft fabric can make a great pillow, plus they come in a range of colors.

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Make Work-from-Home Days More Relaxed With This Couch Desk

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Embrace the comfort of your couch with this memory foam lap desk. The curved edges offer a comfortable rest for arms, and there's even storage pockets for any essentials.

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Enjoy Deeper Sleep With This Bluetooth Eyemask

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Struggle to switch off? This eyemask is a real game-changer for sleep quality. The ergonomic cushioning feels comfortable for long wear, plus it helps to block out the light. Best of all, you can connect to Bluetooth to enjoy soothing white noise or calming meditation sounds.

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