18 Luxurious Gifts Moms Deserve This Holiday Season

Ceremonia Damage Repair Guava Leave-In Conditioner and Hair Mask Set ($49)

There are a ton of beauty gift sets to choose from during the holidays. And while many of them are fantastic, it can be overwhelming. We like this offering from Ceremonia because it helps nourish hair during the dry winter season, and it comes with a handy spa headband. Plus, it might introduce the mom in your life to the great Latina-owned haircare brand, if she isn't already familiar.

Parachute x Petite Plume Pima Pajama Set ($118)

Anyone who uses Parachute bedding can already imagine how comfortable its pajamas must be. This soft cotton set is from the brand's new collaboration with the luxury sleepwear brand Petite Plume, and the unique print is a favorite this holiday season. (Because honestly, how many navy pajamas can one own?)

Brightland The Artist Capsule Cold-Pressed Olive Oils ($150)

Brightland is a staple in many a home cook's kitchen, and with good reason: the olive oils are dynamic and the bottles practically double as decor. For the mom who loves to cook, consider this set featuring four distinct oils infused with lemon, chili, basil, and olive, respectively.

Anthropologie Bubble Letter Monogram Bag Charm ($28)

Bag charms are having a major moment this year. (See: charmcore.) Help mom get it on the personalized trend with this bubble letter iteration that comes in at under $30. Better yet, get her one corresponding to her kid's initial for a sentimental touch.

Flamingo Estate Roma Heirloom Tomato Hand Care Duo ($116)

Los Angeles-born brand Flamingo Estate is largely credited with inspiring a wave of tomato-scented products. But trust us, there's no beating the original. Any mom with an adventurous interest in scents will appreciate this set, consisting of a hand soap and lotion in matching chic bottles. Alternatively, this one works for moms with a green thumb.

Favorite Daughter Mom of the Year Baseball Hat ($40)

The holidays can be a time for expressing gratitude and appreciation. So, in case there was ever any doubt, this cheeky "mom of the year" baseball cap makes everyone's feelings and admiration abundantly clear. Hey, there's no harm in spelling things out sometimes.

Letterfest House Pencil Sketch ($45)

This is the rare sentimental gift that is thoughtful without being too time-intensive for the giver. Letterfest essentially turns a home photo, provided by its customer, into a timeless illustrated print. But be warned: this one might produce a tear or two. If that's your aim, this is the gift.

Madewell The Remy Mary Jane Flat ($148)

Those Mary Jane flats you've been seeing everywhere are now available in a chic chocolate brown courtesy of Madewell. This pair makes a great fit for the mom on the go who still wants to look put together. (Is that too much to ask?)

Williams Sonoma Market Tote ($50)

Know that mom who exclusively shops locally and can be found stocking up at the farmer's market every weekend? This canvas tote is designed with that mom in mind. It has sturdy leather straps, six outer compartments, and it stays upright. It even has a freaking strap specifically meant to hold a bouquet!

Tulip Shades Drum Bark ($135)

Boob lights, be gone! This nifty shade is the renter-friendly solution to typical ceiling light covers, and it's a great gift for moms who are always finding more ways to spruce up their space. Read our full Tulip Shades review here.

Editor Quote: "I'm really enjoying this addition to my kitchen. Better yet, my mind is at ease knowing I can always remove (or swap out) the shade if my preferences change or when I inevitably move out." — Kelsey Garcia, associate content director, Balance

Diptyque Tubereuse Scented Candle ($45-$74)

As I'm sure you've noticed, dear reader, no gift guide is complete without a candle. And though everyone's got their favorite, for many, Diptyque remains the gold standard. You really can't go wrong with this one, and while the Baies candle may be a bestseller, we'd like to make a case for this romantic tuberose scent.

Cuzen Matcha Maker Starter Kit ($299)

If matcha is a crucial part of your mom's morning routine, consider splurging on this matcha maker kit. Cuzen's set includes four tea packets and, of course, the real star: a machine that handles the matcha process from start to finish. Plus, it looks nice out on the kitchen counter. A win-win.

Monos Metro Toiletry Case ($89, originally $95)

For the traveling mom, this Monos toiletry case is a lovely addition to her baggage collection. Speaking from personal experience, the case is more spacious than it looks. And speaking of looks, it's beautiful, too. We especially like this cactus green shade from the brand's collaboration with Sincerely Jules.

Misette Embroidered Linen Placemats ($220)

For the mom who loves to host, might we recommend Misette's appealing placemats? Featuring a trendy squiggle design and linen material, these definitely aren't the plastic placemats you might've grown up. And for a tip: we especially like the look of these when layered over a contrasting, colorful tablecloth.

Yellow Leaf Signature Hammock ($179, originally $229)

When you really think about it, there are fewer things in life more relaxing than a hammock. For the mom who just wants to chill, consider this Yellow Leaf hammock, which comes in this beachy striped print. For an added cost, you can also buy a stand so you don't even have to worry about installation.

Leset Kyoto Carpenter Pant ($280)

Loungewear isn't going anywhere anytime soon, and so, for the mom who detests hard pants, we suggest this chic alternative. Leset does basics really well, and this trouser is always selling out. Plus, this brown shade is lovely for fall and winter. (For more daring moms, however, we recommend taking a look at the bright blue option.)

Jenni Kayne Cooper Cardigan ($525)

We know, we know: it's a $500 cardigan. But mom wants the internet-famous Jenni Kayne cardigan even if she hasn't vocalized yet. Maybe consider banding together and splitting the cost with siblings or other family members? It's a definite splurge, but we're willing to bet the cost per wear will balance it all out in no time.

Hearth Display ($499, originally $699)

This one's for the organized mom who manages to keep the entire family running according to schedule. Help alleviate some of that pressure and stress with this Hearth Display, a cool touchscreen that keeps routines, reminders, and chores in one centralized place.

Kelsey Garcia (she/her) is the associate content director of PS Balance, where she oversees lifestyle coverage, from relationships to parenting to financial wellness. Kelsey is passionate about travel, dating trends, and changes in the workplace. Before joining the PS team as an editorial assistant in 2015, she interned at Elle and Harper's Bazaar, among other publications.