Valentine’s Day 2024: Romantic home décor and wedding gift ideas

This statement vessel is a perfect way to present freshly-cut botanicals, while looking just as eye-catching on its own and makes for a fun and unexpected gift. The ceramic vase takes inspiration from human anatomy models, and was designed to embody “love in bloom.”

Danish maestro Verner Panton’s imaginative collections continue to be a hit and for a good reason. The Heart Cone chair is one of such memorable designs by Panton. First designed in 1958, the chair’s striking silhouette is perched on an understated swivel base made with satin-finished stainless steel.

Available in Singapore at W. Atelier

Italian design brand Alessi has turned one of its popular collections into an oversized sculpture that will make a joyful conversation starter in your home—Miriam Mirri’s Big Love XXL series of spoons takes on a sculptural dimension with its exaggerated proportions. Match this with the original set of Big Love stainless steel tea or ice cream spoons for delightful tea sessions.

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Celebrating the idea of being lovestruck, the Driade Sweet Me Up sugar bowl features Cupid’s arrow in a gold finish, set against the glossy black finish of the bowl. It’s part of the Melt Me collection of lacquered ceramic objects by Nika Zupanc, which features accessories and décor that turn everyday items into objects of art.

Korean artist Jae Yong Kim’s Donut Fear collection celebrates his love of donuts with cheerful furnishings and décor that take the form of the titular pastry. The Donut Fear carpet features a photorealistic, polychromatic design in the shape of a heart. Its playful spirit offers a daily reminder to embrace joie de vivre, and its sprightly countenance makes it a good addition to a play area or powder room too.

Available in Singapore and Malaysia at Space Furniture

Spell out your love quite literally with this cabinet from Driade. The extruded three-dimensional letters serve as handles for the multi-door cabinet, which is supported by sleek metal feet and is available in several monochromatic shades to match your interior scheme.

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This side table takes inspiration from the titular Queen of Hearts character in Lewis Carroll’s Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland, and is available in red, gold, copper or silver leaf in a glossy or matte finish. The faceted design also makes the table intriguing to behold from various angles.

Slovenian designer Nika Zupanc has dreamt up a chair design that puts a knotty twist on the heart motif, creating seats that would not look out of place in a Wonderland-themed tea party. The upholstered seat is dressed in a cotton fabric that’s available in six jewel-like hues to match the look of your dining area or a stylish dressing room.

Available in Singapore at Da Vinci Lifestyle

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