What do you give as a housewarming present?
When moving into a new flat, people are always pleased to receive items that can be put to use straight away and suit a wide range of interior styles. Good examples include the ‘ REMEMBER ’ Marrakesh doormat for the new front door, the Yoku guest towels (set of 2) for the bathroom, or the flat ‘Colombo green’ basket for blankets and cushions in the living room.
Our ideas for moving in
On your first evening, whilst not every lamp is in place yet, the portable Ole green lamp from REMEMBER brings light to your new rooms. The Juno red table lamp, the Lucia oval rose candle holder and the Riva long rug transform empty rooms into a home. The Mira mini tin set and the Milou rose-blue glass jar bring order to the shelf, whilst blankets and cushions lie within easy reach in the Colombo green flat basket. When the first visitor rings the doorbell, the Marrakesh doormat is in place at the door and the Yoku guest towels are already laid out in the bathroom.
“My mum bought one for my parents’ house years ago, and every time I visit them, that doormat makes me feel right at home.” Constanze N. on the doormats · Entry from our Vespa competition. To enter, we asked participants to name their favourite product.
What do you give as a housewarming gift instead of bread and salt?
Bread and salt are an old tradition for housewarming: they symbolise that nothing will be lacking in the new home. If you’d like to put a modern spin on the tradition, present the salt in a pretty tin – such as the ‘ REMEMBER ’ Mira Mini Tin Set, which is suitable for dry foods – and add the Marrakesh doormat to welcome guests at the new front door.