There are some candles (mentioning no names) out there that cost more than $100 and are nowhere near as beautiful as these. For an interiors addict, you can’t go past a Missoni Home candle to add a little luxe to your home in a way which will certainly stand out. Would your mum love to open one of these on Sunday?
There are five designs to choose from.
I discovered Edenborough Evans on Facebook some time ago. My pick for Mother’s Day is their personalised silver necklace for $79.
I have two bracelets (they’re $59) and one has my (future) wedding date on it, while the other says ‘Be Nice’ but you can have whatever you want up to 8 characters (just enough for supermum?). Or buy her a gift voucher so she can choose her own.
This showstopper of a necklace is only $69.95 from Lady Chatterley’s Affair.
Three strands of aqua ceramic beads, fastened at the nape of the neck and embellished with a sparkling bow. Each piece is handmade and slightly different. Buy it here.
#14gifts for mum is a gift idea a day for 14 days in the lead up to Mother’s Day. All gifts under $100.
Today on Interiors Addict, I’m starting 14 Gifts for Mum: two weeks of a gift idea a day for your mum in the lead up to Mother’s Day. Don’t buy something mediocre at the last minute, when you still have plenty of time to buy something lovely that she’ll treasure! All gifts are under $100 and available online.
It’s usually an expensive business sending flowers, but if you’re in Sydney, that’s all changing thanks to startup business Little Flowers. They will deliver a bunch of seasonal flowers, fresh from that morning’s flower market, for just $25. I know, that cheap! I’ve used them twice and the recipients have been delighted both times.
You can’t choose which flowers, as it depends what’s looking lovely and in season at the market that morning. But is there such thing as a bad flower (apart from a gerbera)?! And they don’t deliver on weekends or public holidays BUT they’re making an exception for Mother’s Day. Also, delivery is currently only in Sydney city and eastern suburbs. And when they run out, they run out. They even text you to let you know when your bunch has been delivered. That’s service!