51 Housewarming Gifts for Men That’ll Make His Home Feel Lived-In

This lightweight blanket is airy and perfect for friends coming over for long movie nights. It adds a waffle texture to his bed or couch, making the space feel even more pulled-together.

Having some extra pillows will make any guest, planned or last-minute, feel welcome in his home. McKenzie has been sleeping on these for years, and they’ve maintained their fluffy fill.

This is an essential book for anyone learning to cook for themselves. The recipes are broken down by how much time they take, including making the most of pantry staples and back-of-fridge finds. You’ll save on takeout with these chapters.

If your little brother is getting used to his first apartment, this renter-friendly repair guide will make him into a handyman. It covers everything from patching drywall holes to lighting fixes.

Of the luxury alarm clocks our shopping team has tested, this one tends to reign supreme. The red shell option adds beneficial red light to his space and blends in on a more masculine nightstand.

A waterproof speaker is essential for every bathroom. He can rock out to his favorite tunes in the shower without worrying about his phone getting wet. It also makes a great travel speaker when he’s away from home.

A morning cup of joe feels extra luxe coming out of a French press, and this is an affordable way to get him hooked on the habit. It’s double-walled to stay safe, and it’s dishwasher-safe.

We’ll always sing the praises of a good pepper mill, and this is a great pepper mill. The stone base retains all the best flavors from cracked peppercorns, and it’s the finishing touch that elevates everything from steak to instant ramen.

Give the coffee connoisseur in your life this do-it-all grinder from Fellow. It silently grinds the beans to their liking, whether they're making a pour-over or French press.

"I got this for my husband, who likes to grind his own beans, and we can actually taste the difference in the coffee," Senior Commerce Editor Marina Liao says. "I let him work the grinder because I am not a coffee snob like he is. I noticed that on one setting, the coffee came out sour one morning, while on a finer setting, it came out just right the second day he made coffee, which is proof that how you grind your beans can affect its overall taste and aroma!"

A carafe belongs on every guest room nightstand. Your guest won’t have to fumble around in the dark if they want water in the middle of the night. This wavy one from Terrain is inspired by the water you’d keep inside, and it makes a great piece of decor, even when it’s empty.

Nothing is cozier than wrapping yourself in a plush bathrobe after a shower, and this one from bedding brand Parachute is one of our favorites. First, it’s made of 100 percent Aegean long-staple Turkish cotton, so it will be soft and absorbent. Second, it has pockets, which is just as important, if you ask us.

Men can be particular about their scents, but this one will be a hit with anyone who receives it, especially those who love the outdoors. The candle captures tomatoes growing in a garden mixed with deeper woody scents for something that isn’t too overtly feminine. Top notes are verbena root, clove, and linden flower while middle notes contain tomato vine, lavender, and star anise, and base notes include the likes of patchouli and oakmoss.

If you’re planning to bring a bottle of wine, you should pair it with a smaller gift like these editor-approved merino wool coasters. They not only look high-quality, but they also come in a bevy of fun colors and shapes. Liquid won’t seep through the wool, and when your cups condensate, they won’t stick to the coasters.

Don’t let him eat off paper plates or takeout in plastic that first week after he moves in—order this dinnerware set to arrive just as he settles into his new spot. The set comes with four dinner plates, four salad plates, four pasta bowls, and four breakfast bowls that help get his cabinet stocked. Fable also offers larger sets, too, if he has a big family. These stoneware pieces have a handcrafted feel, making them unique and beautiful enough to leave out on display if he has open shelving in his kitchen.

A top-notch housewarming plant to give is a money tree. This type of greenery is easy to care for, it purifies your home's indoor air, and it's safe for your pets.

Most men won't think to buy room sprays for themselves, which is why this makes a good gift. Before guests come over, they can quickly scentscape their home to create a relaxing environment. Terrace View contains notes of fresh orange, bergamot, rhubarb, nutmeg, and vetiver. Best of all, Preston Lane's room sprays are water-based and alcohol-free, so you can rest assured they're not spraying harsh chemicals in their new spot.

Whether he cooks once a week or every night, he'll need a trusty cutting board to chop all his veggies, fruits, and meats on. Caraway, known for its nontoxic products, offers a heavy-duty edge-grain set that comes in a nice storage holder. You can also buy the boards separately if you're adhering to a budget.

When a household goes from managing two people's schedules to four or more, it becomes impossible for anyone to keep track of what is going on, unless you have the Skylight. This digital device, which can be mounted on the wall or stood up on the counter, can sync up to your Google calendar, iCloud, Outlook, and more, displaying every doctor's appointment and band practice recital to the whole family. You can even display weekly meal plans, chore lists, and more. So, if he has a household to manage, he will most definitely appreciate this practical housewarming gift.