Martha Stewart’s Favorite Etsy Kitchen Gifts You’ll Want to Snag ASAP

Martha Stewart is the queen of the kitchen, but she’s also the monarch of hosting. The home cooking idol multi-hyphenate has seemingly dabbled in it all, from sharing her holiday hosting tips and kitchen hacks to creating drool-worthy one-pan meals. She’s even released her own meal kit! But now, the superstar has curated her favorite holiday picks on Etsy, just in time for gifting season. The pieces range from hosting essentials to budget-friendly gifts, all made and sold by Etsy vendors, and the kitchen items are truly one-of-a-kind.

“Shoppers can expect to find lots of earth tones, natural woods, modern farmhouse pieces, and touches of glam when shopping her curation,” says Dayna Isom Johnson, Etsy trend expert. “Martha Stewart’s Holiday Curated Collection on Etsy is a go-to guide for anyone seeking to elevate their holiday celebrations and create an unforgettable experience for their guests this season.”

Here’s just a handful of what Etsy has to offer this holiday season — and if Martha Stewart is a fan, you know it has to be something special.

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These Kansa — also known as bronze — plates will add the perfect finishing touch to this year’s holiday dinner party. Combining traditional artistry with a more modern design, the plates can serve as a centerpiece themselves. Plus, Kansa is classified as a healing metal in India and has been known to be one of the healthier metals to eat and drink from.

These wooden napkin holders are just too cute — you might not even want to use your napkin at all. You can keep the natural wood color for a more rustic style or stain them to match your holiday table decor. Grab them in a set of four, eight, or a dozen for any size table for a steal of a price.

Add a personalized (and festive) note to your holiday place settings with these mini wreath place cards. Each name is highlighted with a stunning foil finish that comes in gold, silver, black, rose gold, green, or red.

For a season that’s a little extra merry and bright, these colorful wooden Christmas trees will look beautiful scattered around your kitchen table or countertop. The eight hand-painted wooden trees come in vivid hues of orange, green, blue, red, purple, and pink. Plus, the trees are packaged flat, so these can also be great to bring as a gift if you’re traveling somewhere else.

This vintage-inspired candlestick holder with an adorable handle is perfect for your holiday party or even just a quiet evening at home. Each holder is molded individually on a potter’s wheel and finished with hand-mixed glazes. We’ll take one — or maybe three.

For a classier twist to this year’s holiday gathering, try using some luxury linen cloth napkins rather than paper ones. These come in chocolate brown or moss green, making for a chic and subtle addition to your table rather than a bold one. “I encourage shoppers to mix-and-match aesthetics to create a space or tabletop that celebrates their individual style,” says Johnson. “Personally, I love balancing deep woods with airy linens; doing this allows those items to really pop and makes a beautiful statement when tablescaping.”

These custom ornaments can serve as stocking tags, sentimental ornaments, place cards, or even wine tags. Made with wood and acrylic, you can personalize each tag with a name, date, or message for an esteemed keepsake.

Give your table a festive and fresh look with this linen table runner that tastefully ties together your place settings. Each runner is made with 100% linen and comes in a deep, dark green. You can even throw this in the washing machine for a simple way to clean up any food stains.

What makes these porcelain cups all the more beautiful is that each one is entirely unique. The mugs are glazed only on the inside, so the outer finish is entirely matte. Fill with a cozy cappuccino or with your favorite tea, coffee blend, or hot chocolate. While these are perfect to use during the holiday season, these will certainly become a kitchen staple you’ll use year-round.

You might not think you need a spoon rest until, well, you need a spoon rest. These will be a cute addition to any holiday spread — particularly if you have a festive DIY hot chocolate bar. To note: Each spoon is a second sale item, meaning the product has a slight imperfection whether that’s some chipped clay, hairline cracks, or discoloration. This is the brand’s effort to reduce waste by selling slightly warped products at a discounted price. However, with the glowing reviews, you’ll never know the difference!

This stunning collection of handmade plates are crafted with porcelain clay and finished with a satin white glaze. Each dish has a slightly pinched edge to give it a petal-like shape. These are just so beautiful, you’ll definitely be getting some extra points as a holiday host.

A rustic-style table runner will give you that cozy farmhouse look you’ve been dreaming about all year. While plaid, the piece remains neutral so it will blend in on any table. Plus, it’s composed of heavy-weight linen that’s stonewashed for extra comfort. “The rustic pieces within this collection capture the essence of ‘Gingerbread Girl,’ another popular 2023 holiday trend that’s all about returning to a wholesome lifestyle and celebrates simplicity, tradition, and, of course, all things baking,” explains Johnson.

For another linen napkin option, this one is available in 33 different colors. Each napkin is handmade and will become softer with each wash. While the napkins come in a standard size, custom arrangements are available if you message the shop.

What’s a holiday celebration without candles? These candles are handmade with pure beeswax at a small studio in New York’s Hudson Valley. They have a natural honey scent and, due to the beeswax, they burn longer than other types of candles.

For the charcuterie board of your dreams, this wooden plank is a tasteful dark walnut color that will look beautiful on any table or countertop — and even more beautiful covered in cheese! The boards are sanded and finished with a food-safe oil and beeswax, so they are very easy to clean. “The kitchenware also lends itself nicely to ‘Grandpa Chic’ – a major holiday trend we’re seeing this year, which focuses on rich tones, traditional materials (like dark wood, plaid, and leather), and vintage charm,” explains Johnson — and it certainly has our stamp of approval.