The Best IKEA Gifts for Everyone on Your List, Starting at $2.99

This set of three little ceramic succulents is the perfect gift for plant parents and plant parent wannabes alike. They're just as cute as the real thing, but with none of the responsibility.

For your coffee-loving pal, wrap up this vacuum-insulated carafe — which keeps coffee warm for up to six hours — with a bag of their favorite coffee beans.

Woven with recycled acrylic and polyester fibers, this black-and-white boucle throw blanket offers a cozy texture and a style that will suit any home's vibe.

It's hard to name a space at home that wouldn't benefit from a tray. At the front door? Use it for keys and wallets. In the bathroom, it can corral toiletries. And in the kitchen, it's perfect for drinks or snacks. Pick a bold squiggly pattern like this one, and it's a statement piece, too.

One of 2021's biggest houseplant trends? Variegated versions of the classics. Unfortunately, some of these white-accented plants can ring up at literally hundreds of dollars. Help a pal fake the look for way less with this adorable and totally maintenance-free faux variegated monstera.

This sleek little speaker looks way more expensive than its price tag. Snag it for your friend who loves to listen to tunes while doing yard work or hanging by the pool.

A candle snuffer is a luxurious add-on to a classic candle gift. (By the way, IKEA has plenty of those, too — like this fresh lime, basil, and mandarin scented one — so you can grab them both in one trip.)

If your loved one is IKEA-obsessed, give them a way to wear their devotion on their sleeve — er, head.

This cool, sculptural vase does double-duty as a watering vessel for indoor plants — making this the perfect gift for a plant-loving friend who's also short on space.

For loved ones looking to pass time inside, there's no better gift than a puzzle. At less than $10 a pop, you could give one to everyone on your list.

A pair of sweet stoneware rainbow arches are the perfect tchotchke to adorn mantels and bookshelves — and look way more "bespoke decor" than "IKEA bargain."

Decorative boxes make for a smart two-for-one gift. Fill one with candy or cookies before giving it to a friend; they'll be able to enjoy the treats, then put the box to use afterward.

For the techie on your list, get a wireless phone charging pad that looks a thousand times better than the messy jumble of cords they're using now.

Wrap up these colorful fruit-printed towels with a wooden spoon and a spatula and you have an instant gift for your favorite cook.

If your pal is a gifted plant parent, wrap up a new pot for them to use for their next propagation. Bonus points if you include a fresh greenie for them to add to their collection.

This rechargeable outdoor LED table lantern is a thoughtful gift for the person on your list who's determined to use their patio year-round.

A couple of these paired with a bottle of bourbon is a lovely gift for a mixology-obsessed pal or your happy hour partner-in-crime.

Maybe your giftee is more into bubbly, in which case these luxe-looking glass champagne coups fit the bill. Pair them with a bottle of champers or sparkling cider.

These candlesticks are simple, chic, and look not the least bit holiday-y. Snag a set for your favorite hostess next time they have you over for a dinner party.

An under-$5 tablet stand is a practical stocking stuffer for anyone still working or studying from home this year.