We tried to focus on home-related gifts that could fit in with a lot of different styles; just because someone loves French things doesn't mean their home's style is French-inspired. (Okay that Eiffel Tower lamp is pushing it but it's adorable). Other gifts are items they can really enjoy for themselves (like a lush body soap instead of some fancy soaps they might leave out only for guests) or yummy, basic food-themed gifts that even a serious foodie could love.
Top Row:
1. French Herb Kit $59
2. French Bread Tray $29
3. Vintage Wire Baskets (pictured) various
4. French Organic Lavender Sachets $11.10
5. Eiffel Tower Table Lamp $40.49
Bottom Row:
6. French Olive Oil & Tapenade $52/$14
7. French Oak-filled Candles set of 3 $49
8. La Bicyclette Tote Bag $10
9. 24 Assorted Regular French Macarons $27.60
10. L'Occitane Shea Butter Verbena Soap $10
Images: As credited above.
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The herb kit is really adorable...but with a little ingenuity, you could make one for a fraction of the cost. Basic terra cotta pots with some cream paint and a clear glaze, and a few packets of herbs...voila.
Francophiles might also want to consider a subscription to the very attractive quarterly France Magazine, which covers culture, travel, design, etc. www.francemagazine.org