Candles, art, an assistant: What these creatives choose for Christmas

Untitled #143Champagne. I like Bernard Brémont and Krug.An antique cameo bracelet from my husband that he found in Italy. I lost it a few years ago and I’m still hoping it will turn up.Kirrily Johnson | Creative director, HuskHonestly? Anything from Husk. I am time-poor, so the convenience is too good. I like buying costume jewellery for people; it’s fun and is a nice way to show someone you know them.A new bag – anything green, but the Loewe bracelet pouch is my favourite.

A classic Cartier watch from my wife. When our son was born, we got each other gifts, although we didn’t know. This was a watch I’d had my eye on for 13 years. It’s not only the perfect watch to wear every day, I’m also looking forward to one day passing it on to my son.Buy a jar of something special from Gerwürzhaus.

A rescue pony. I grew up on a farm, so she was hands down the best present. She was wild and seemed to take joy in my misadventures; I loved nothing more than spending every moment with her.Make a donation to a worthwhile cause. There are so many ways you can give back and really enjoy the spirit of Christmas. It gives both the giver and recipient an extra spring in their step – particularly if you can align the donation to a cause that’s close to your heart.

A Rolex Submariner watch from my partner, Tom. He gave it to me for my 50th birthday, with an inscription from the dogs.Buy a small pack of sunflowers seeds. Planting sunflowers is so easy and watching them grow to human height is thrilling.

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