The list of people to buy for is long β family, friends and, of course, your roommate. About 62 percent of Americans buy their gifts the week before Christmas. Avoid the rush and stop procrastinating. If you have multiple roommates, consider doing a secret Santa to save money and change things up. You need something personal, yet affordable.
Tapestries are definitely in right now. Houseplants are becoming extremely popular. In fact, since , millennials have accounted for a noticeable uptick in the purchase of houseplants. Indoor plants are typically very low maintenance plants and can be styled in several ways to match your existing decor. Have you noticed the resurgence of coloring books? Once a remnant of our childhood, coloring books are back in a big way.
With their whimsical patterns and focused relaxation properties, your roommate will die for their adult coloring book this Christmas. It has fun quizzes, easy recipes and tons of humorous info about living with another person. Your roommate will enjoy reading this book and it will also likely help you both live a bit more peacefully. Ever go grocery shopping? What about yoga or to the gym? How many times a day do you find yourself with your hands too full?
The solution for all of these situations is a tote bag. If you can imagine yourself using one, chances are your roommate will be into it, too. Plus, buying your roommate a canvas tote bag allows for a ton of creativity on your part.
This gift is precisely what you might think β a portable pouch worn around the neck intended for carrying a single slice of pizza. And yes, this product actually exists. Virtual reality has taken over in the last couple of years, especially in the gift market. Several affordable options use a device we all already have β our smartphones. Many on the market today are made of lightweight, affordable material that can be worn like a mask and use a smartphone as the display.
