24 Best Home Gifts to Bring to a Housewarming Party

This little guy burns a safe and cheery flame from rubbing alcohol. All the ambiance, none of the firewood.

Safety—and the ability to monitor package deliveries—first.

It wouldn't be a home without at least one fancy fuckin' candle. This ethereal scent brings some of the outside in. Specifically, that hard-to-describe scent of driving through thunderstorms.

Cast iron is essential, but it doesn't have to be predictable. Lodge's elevated Blacklock line has tons of character, in addition to a triple-seasoned, nonstick surface and a unique cooling design.

Because coffee table decor that's also a game is about as thoughtful as it gets.

Don't just get them a regular blender, get them The Beast blender. The editor-favorite looks good and makes even better creations.

Get them ready for their first BBQ with this pack.

For the ultimate (albeit pricey) housewarming, a high-end Nespresso machine will make that new home all the more special.

Candles are nice but they're not your only scented option. Diptyque's fragrance diffuser lasts much longer and looks good on display.

If a countertop towel warmer isn't the single best gift you could give someone for their new and now very cozy home, what could be?

Flowers are almost as traditional as wine. But this bouquet of dried flowers won't get wilted and sad soon after the party. This is the biggest one East Olivia sells, but there are some small and subtle ones, too.

A classic party game that's loads of fun and hardly takes up any space.

There are coaster houses and non-coaster houses. Should this gift be for the owner of the former—or the owner of an aspiring coaster house—there's nothing more modern than these grayscale felt disks.

It's rare to come across a cocktail shaker as carefully crafted as this one. Hidden inside the lid are measurement marks—just one of its many features.

Moving is exhausting. We're betting the last thing on their mind is cooking up fancy dishes. That's where a set of Omsom's authentic Asian flavor kits comes in clutch. The kits make it simple to cook up a delicious meal, and are cheaper and healthier than more takeout.

Pint glasses are the last type of glassware they'd think to buy, so the first type of glassware you should consider gifting. Zwilling's double-walled design keeps the beer cold longer.

But if this home belongs to a whiskey drinker, then tumblers are in order. Another smart glassware design, Norlan's aerates the spirit for optimal sipping.

There's a certain kind of person (men) who wait a few too many years into adulthood to own a nice bath towel, let alone two. Brooklinen's wonderful waffle towels are the solution to that.

Start their bar cart off right with an especially cool spirit. This smoky, flavorfully complex mezcal is distilled with respect for nature. Even better, you can add a free engraving to the bottle.