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The Main's massive Montreal 2024 holiday gift guide: Décor

Shopping for the minimalists, romantics, or bold aesthete? These pieces offer character, joy, and a sense of place to any home.

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December 4, 2024- Read time: 4 min
The Main's massive Montreal 2024 holiday gift guide: DécorPhotograph: @_artisaverb / Instagram

This season, give the gift of beauty and intention with decor that transforms spaces into reflections of the people who inhabit them.

Home décor gifts offer a meaningful way to bring warmth, artistry, and personality into the spaces we treasure most. For those who value craftsmanship and creativity, local designers and artisans are transforming everyday objects into stunning statements of design.

Think handwoven textiles that cocoon spaces in comfort, abstract art that sparks conversation, or floral arrangements that capture the timeless elegance of nature. From one-of-a-kind glassblown vases to intricate prints blending tradition and modernity, these creations celebrate the stories, landscapes, and cultural influences that inspire their makers.

See The Main's full 2024 gift guide here.

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