{"id":13947,"date":"2020-01-30T11:41:26","date_gmt":"2020-01-30T19:41:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.homelight.com\/blog\/?p=13947"},"modified":"2026-04-03T08:14:16","modified_gmt":"2026-04-03T15:14:16","slug":"buyer-housewarming-party-gifts","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.homelight.com\/blog\/buyer-housewarming-party-gifts\/","title":{"rendered":"50 Housewarming Party Gift Ideas for Brand-New Homeowners"},"content":{"rendered":"

Moving into a new home is a whirl of excitement and anxiety. Around 5.46 million homes<\/a> are expected to sell in 2020. That\u2019s a lot of people starting a new chapter in their lives and feeling like a nervous wreck! If you\u2019re invited to a housewarming party, your friend or relative is eager to share their happiness with you. Knowing what to bring can get tricky. You don\u2019t want to give a dud gift; new homeowners often find themselves low on funds and overloaded with stress. Housewarming party gifts are the perfect way to help out, whether with decorations or something more practical that they can use every day.<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re shopping around for ideas for housewarming party gifts, you\u2019re in luck. We\u2019ve interviewed the top experts in their field and scoured the internet to compile this in-depth guide on housewarming party gifts, broken down into categories for your browsing convenience!<\/p>\n

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The tradition of housewarming and gifting<\/h2>\n

The history of housewarming<\/a> has its origins in medieval times. Its name stems from (what else?) “warming up the house.”<\/p>\n

In those days, a home usually held a central hearth that heated all the rooms. As a way of celebration and welcome for a newly-moved-in family, the community gathered at the home and lit the fire, warming the house.<\/p>\n

The practice of housewarming spans the entire world.<\/p>\n

In 1600s France, housewarmings exist as pendaison de cr\u00e9maill\u00e9re<\/i>. This is French for “hanging of the chimney hook.”<\/p>\n

The hook on the chimney of a medieval French home came as the final installation. This hook served as the fixture for a pot to hang from and warm over the fire.<\/p>\n

French tradition dictated a house was only officially finished once the chimney hook was installed. Then a chimney-hook party (housewarming party) was held.<\/p>\n

The tradition of giving housewarming gifts is a longstanding one that continues even today. Show you care and congratulate a new homeowner with one of our gift ideas.<\/p>\n

Housewarming party gifts to give<\/h2>\n

Housewarming party gifts are a thoughtful tradition meant to welcome someone into their new home. It can also be the perfect way to welcome a new person into the close-knit community of a neighborhood.<\/p>\n

Americans love to give, too. In 2019, we spent an average of $1,000 on holiday gifts<\/a> alone. Knowing what to buy for a person can get tricky, though.<\/p>\n

“If they’re a local couple, I like to give gift certificates to breweries. If it\u2019s a family with children, then something family-oriented, like a badminton set or outdoor games make for great housewarming gifts,” says Lisa Gasper<\/a>, a top-selling agent in Williamsburg, Virginia<\/a>, who has sold more than 81% more homes in the area than the average agent.<\/p>\n

When shopping, take into consideration whether this is the person\u2019s first home or if they\u2019re an older married couple moving into a smaller home. \u201cIf they\u2019re a first-time homebuyer, they usually need the basics still for their house,\u201d says Gasper. \u201cOlder couples are often downsizing, so gift certificates are good in that scenario.\u201d<\/p>\n

As far as items to avoid, Gasper suggests \u201cno adult humor, political statements, or religious items.\u201d The last thing you want to do is upset someone with your gift.<\/p>\n

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Traditional gifts<\/h3>\n

Here we\u2019ve rounded up classic gifts steeped in tradition and symbolism.<\/p>\n

1. Salt<\/h4>\n

Salt has held significance and value since ancient times. Once, it was so valuable it was even used as currency. The gift of salt represents wealth.<\/p>\n

Bring an artisanal bamboo salt chest<\/a> ($130) filled with 24 different kinds of gourmet salt to help spice up their cooking.<\/p>\n

2. Broom<\/h4>\n

Some customs say you shouldn’t bring an old broom to a new home. This is why a brand new broom makes an excellent housewarming party gift. While the thought of buying a broom as a present may not seem thrilling, who says a broom has to be boring? Bring a handmade rainbow broom<\/a> ($59.98) that\u2019ll brighten a room as it\u2019s swept.<\/p>\n

3. Bread<\/h4>\n

The tradition of giving bread has both Jewish and Russian origins. Jewish customs say bread represents hospitality. Russian folklore includes a villager presenting dignitaries with bread. It\u2019s meant to symbolize the hope for long lasting good health. Offer a bread basket<\/a> ($65) filled with freshly baked, homemade loaves of bread.<\/p>\n

4. Knives<\/h4>\n

Should you buy knives, or is that in poor taste? Superstition<\/a> states that giving a knife as a present will sever the friendship between you and the recipient.<\/p>\n

However, taping a penny to the knife is considered a way around this. The recipient must then remove the penny and return it to you as a way of showing symbolic payment.<\/p>\n

Give the new homeowner a set of cosmos knives<\/a> ($49.95) so they can enjoy space while prepping dinner!<\/p>\n

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Plants<\/h4>\n

When a person first moves into a home, it can feel empty and impersonal. That\u2019s why plants make a great gift.<\/p>\n

\u201cPlants give a burst of color to any home,\u201d says Alex Gottlob, owner of Gottlob Lawn & Landscape<\/a>. The business was founded in 1999 and has been delighting Kansans with artful landscaping ever since. He went on to say, \u201cA home with plants just feels more inviting.\u201d<\/p>\n

5. Houseplants<\/h4>\n

For a houseplant as a housewarming gift, Gottlob recommends either a philodendron<\/a> ($58) or an airplane plant, also known as a spider plant<\/a> ($15). He went on to add that both houseplants are well-known for being easy to care for<\/a>, flourishing indoors in indirect light.<\/p>\n

6. Mason jar gardens<\/h4>\n

Versatile and beautiful, mason jars<\/a> ($32.99) are perfect for a window-sill herb garden. They\u2019ll dress up any home and provide the recipient with delicious herbs for home-cooked meals.<\/p>\n

7. Bulbs<\/h4>\n

Flowers bring vibrant colors and sweet floral scents to a home. A flower bulb<\/a> ($13.95) is a great housewarming gift because it lets the recipient enjoy watching the flower slowly grow and bloom. Bring the bulb of some delicate Paperwhite flowers, and the homeowner can enjoy their sweet musk through winter.<\/p>\n

8. Flower pots<\/h4>\n

Every indoor flower needs a container to rest in. Containers are also a practical gift, allowing the recipient to choose what they\u2019ll plant in it for themselves. Bring a personalized flower pot<\/a> ($36.99) so they can show the world who they are.<\/p>\n

9. Flower arrangement<\/h4>\n

A well-done floral arrangement can increase the aesthetic of a room all by itself. Bring a colorful bouquet<\/a> ($49.99) in a tasteful vase to help the homeowner dress up their home. Every time the recipient sees the flower arrangement and stops to enjoy their aroma, they\u2019ll be reminded of the fun they had at the housewarming party.<\/p>\n

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Food<\/h3>\n

Everyone loves food, and it\u2019s a longtime gift staple. Help a homeowner stock their spice pantry and cabinets by gifting something delicious.<\/p>\n

10. Wine\/beer\/liquor<\/h4>\n

Just as neighbors once brought gifts of food over to a new home to be shared at the gathering, so too did friends bring drinks like wine. Pair a bottle of wine with a rainbow winged corkscrew opener<\/a> ($15.99) to create the perfect gift set.<\/p>\n

11. Olive oil\/vinegar<\/h4>\n

Olive oil and vinegar are timeless gifts. Together they represent good health and well-being. Give the happy new homeowner a cruet to hold their olive oil and vinegar<\/a> ($18.99).<\/p>\n

12. Coffee\/tea<\/h4>\n

Who doesn\u2019t enjoy a bit of caffeine? The days are long, and everyone needs a little pick-me-up now and then. Whether it\u2019s coffee or tea the homeowner prefers as their drink of choice, you can\u2019t go wrong with a gift box of gourmet coffee and artisan loose-leaf tea<\/a> ($46).<\/p>\n

13. Gift sets (cookie mixes, etc.)<\/h4>\n

If you aren’t certain what kind of sweets the person likes, then a gift set may be the best choice. Show up with a gift set box<\/a> ($54.99) of cookies, brownies, caramels, and popcorn, and it\u2019s bound to include something that’ll appeal to the homeowner.<\/p>\n

14. Something fresh-baked<\/h4>\n

Who doesn’t like cake? The real question is what kind of cake the homeowner might like best. Offer a cake sampler<\/a> ($42.95) of chocolate mousse cake, carrot cake, cookies and cream cake, and more to treat their tastebuds to an exciting adventure.<\/p>\n

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Local love<\/h3>\n

Supporting local businesses helps a community thrive and gives new homeowners a chance to explore parts of their city they\u2019ve maybe never seen before.<\/p>\n

15. Gift card to a restaurant<\/h4>\n

Whether the homeowner is a longtime local or new to the city, a gift card to a nearby restaurant is always a great gift.<\/p>\n

Moving into a home is stressful and takes lots of work. There\u2019ll be nights where cooking dinner feels like too much of a hassle. Treat them to a night off.<\/p>\n

If the recipient is single, go with a $25 gift card. If it\u2019s a couple, choose a $50 gift card to cover the price of a meal for two<\/a>.<\/p>\n

16. Gift card for a cleaning service<\/h4>\n

Things have a way of getting hectic when you move into a new home. Laundry and dusting can sneak up on you and turn into a mountain of work in a few short weeks. Offer a gift card to a local cleaning service to help the homeowner out. Anywhere between $150 to $250<\/a> will cover a 3-bedroom, 2000 square foot home.<\/p>\n

17. Gift certificate to a spa<\/h4>\n

Everyone deserves to be pampered every now and then. Moving into a house has a way of stressing you out. Too much stress, and you\u2019ll find yourself with a stick neck and shoulders or even a headache. Gift the new homeowner a spa trip so they can disappear for a day and relax. Around $100<\/a> will cover a standard individual treatment.<\/p>\n

18. Gift certificate to a local brewery<\/h4>\n

Not only is visiting a local brewery a great way to support your community, but it\u2019s nice to get out and enjoy a few drinks unique to your region. Gift the homeowner a gift certificate to a local brewery so they can kick back and relax with a beer. The cost of beer varies drastically, but anywhere between $20 and $40<\/a> will get a few beers and a meal.<\/p>\n

19. Local theater voucher<\/h4>\n

Almost everyone loves movies. In 2019, around 75%<\/a> of the U.S. population saw a movie at least once. Offer the homeowner a voucher to a local theater so they can get out and enjoy the latest blockbuster. Movie tickets for two are around $20<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Kitchenwares<\/h3>\n

Every meal starts with common household kitchenware. Help an aspiring chef stock their appliances with these tasteful gift ideas.<\/p>\n

20. Cheese boards<\/h4>\n

Help the new homeowner create the perfect meat and cheese spread by gifting them a cheese board<\/a> ($55). Go above and beyond and make it a gift set that includes cheeses and meats too.<\/p>\n

21. Food storage containers<\/h4>\n

Sometimes, there will be leftovers from dinner. Or maybe the homeowner will cut up some fruit and need a container to keep it in. Help them out with their kitchen organization and buy some food storage containers<\/a> ($64.99).<\/p>\n

22. Cookbooks<\/h4>\n

Sometimes it\u2019s hard coming up with ideas for what to have for dinner. Other times you just feel like experimenting with a new dish. Help the new homeowner out with gathering recipes by giving a cookbook. There are hundreds upon hundreds of cookbooks<\/a> ($15-$20) out there, so the sky\u2019s the limit for what you can choose.<\/p>\n

23. Kitchen towels<\/h4>\n

Everyone washes their hands or dries their dishes. Help bring fun and color to the recipient’s kitchen with a personalized hand towel<\/a> ($12.95).<\/p>\n

24. Mugs<\/h4>\n

When the homeowner wakes in the morning after a long day of moving furniture and boxes into the house, they\u2019ll likely need some coffee or tea to help wake them up. Gift a beautiful custom mug with their name on it<\/a> ($21.58) to add a personal touch.<\/p>\n

25. Fridge fresheners<\/h4>\n

Given all the various foodstuffs that are kept in a fridge, and sometimes how the air can turn stale, a fridge sometimes starts to smell. A refrigerator freshener<\/a> ($13.99) will keep a fridge smelling brand new and keep bad odors at bay for months.<\/p>\n

26. Microwave cleaners<\/h4>\n

It\u2019s normal for heated foods and drinks to splatter inside a microwave. All kinds of stains can build up inside a microwave in a few short days. Gift a microwave cleaner<\/a> ($6.99) that\u2019ll release steam to loosen difficult messes and deodorize smells.<\/p>\n

27. Cocktail shakers<\/h4>\n

Give the new homeowner a cocktail shaker<\/a> ($21.59) so they can mix drinks like a professional. With a cocktail shaker, they can shake themselves a fun drink. Take it a step further and have the shakers personalized with their last name.<\/p>\n

28. Mixing bowls<\/h4>\n

If the homeowner plans to ever cook, they’ll need mixing bowls<\/a> ($35.99). Choose a mixing bowl set that comes with airtight lids so they can double as containers for leftovers.<\/p>\n

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For the living room<\/h3>\n

The living room is one of the more important parts of a home. It\u2019s a communal area for friends and family to gather and hang out. Use one of these gift ideas to help a homeowner cozy up their living room.<\/p>\n

29. Blankets<\/h4>\n

Who doesn\u2019t like to cuddle under a warm blanket while watching movies or reading a book? Give the homeowner a personalized blanket<\/a> ($15) to congratulate them on the new home. Have it inscribed with a custom message commemorating their housewarming party to turn the blanket into a memento.<\/p>\n

30. Wall art<\/h4>\n

When you first move into a home, the walls tend to be a little bare. Help the homeowner decorate by gifting them wall art<\/a> ($11.99) that is beautiful enough to be a centerpiece.<\/p>\n

31. Candles<\/h4>\n

The symbolism behind a candle is clear. When you light a candle, you\u2019re casting out darkness. It\u2019s good luck to light a candle on the first night in a new home to help ensure evil stays away. A Sacred Smudge candle<\/a> ($9.71) will not only add beautiful decor to a new home with its mix of crystals and herbs but also ward off negative energies.<\/p>\n

32. Coffee table books<\/h4>\n

If you know the new homeowner is a bibliophile, then displaying a book with a beautiful cover makes for a perfect gift. Not only are coffee table books gorgeous aesthetics on their own, but they\u2019re also a thoughtful gift. To get ideas, browse these lists on Read it Forward<\/a> and Brightly<\/a> for highly anticipated 2020 releases. The average cost of a hardcover book<\/a> is in the $20 range.<\/p>\n

33. Coasters<\/h4>\n

There\u2019s something extra irritating about the grayish watermark rings caused by sweating drinks. Give the new homeowner a pair of black agate coasters<\/a> ($23.19) to ward off the pesky stains.<\/p>\n

34. Tree ornaments<\/h4>\n

Many people follow a tradition of buying a new Christmas tree ornament to represent special occasions or mark the passage of a year. Get the homeowner a personalized ornament<\/a> ($20) to commemorate moving into the new house.<\/p>\n

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Decorative and home-focused<\/h3>\n

It\u2019s nice to spruce up a home with decorations that are also useful. Help make a homeowner\u2019s life a little easier with these thoughtful decor pieces.<\/p>\n

35. Personalized welcome mat<\/h4>\n

No one likes the outside getting tracked all over the inside of the house. Not only that, but a welcome mat doubles as a great statement piece. It\u2019s one of the first things a visitor will see. Gift the new homeowner a personalized monogram doormat<\/a> ($19.99) to make it really special.<\/p>\n

36. A keychain for their new key<\/h4>\n

It seems like you can never have enough keychains to hold the dozens of keys you end up collecting over the years. The compass is still as useful now as it was hundreds of years ago back when it was invented in ancient China<\/a>. Be helpful and gift a useful compass keychain<\/a> ($21.98) for the key to the new house. Now they\u2019ll never lose their house key, nor their way in the world.<\/p>\n

37. Return address stamp<\/h4>\n

Sometimes, it\u2019s tedious to have to write out your address on an envelope. Even more so if you run a business from your home or need to send out lots of letters for a special occasion. Give the new homeowner a custom return address stamp<\/a> ($19.54) with beautiful calligraphy and typeset.<\/p>\n

38. Door hangers<\/h4>\n

Like with the doormat, a door hanger is one of the first details a visitor will notice about a home. Gift a gorgeous wooden sign to hang from the door<\/a> ($55.99) that says “Home Sweet Home.”<\/p>\n

39. House numbers<\/h4>\n

In all the rush and workload involved with moving into a new home, house numbers to help show the address are often overlooked and forgotten. Give a wooden address sign with a planter box<\/a> ($49). It\u2019ll allow the homeowner to display their address and decorate with plants and holiday themes.<\/p>\n

Not every gift needs to be practical. Show your fun side by choosing one of these more entertaining housewarming party gifts.<\/p>\n

40. Board games<\/h4>\n

Who doesn\u2019t love playing board games? Bring a classic board game as a gift and deliver a bit of nostalgia to the recipient. The average cost for most board games is around $20.<\/p>\n

41. Kids\u2019 toy chest<\/h4>\n

If you have kids, you know the struggle of finding places to store the multitude of toys and stuffed animals. If the new homeowners have kids of their own, give the gift of a toy chest<\/a> ($75).<\/p>\n

42. Pet treats<\/h4>\n

Our animal companions are as close to us as family. Don\u2019t overlook the presence of pets if the homeowners have any. Bring over some delectable pet treats for their cat<\/a> ($2) or dog<\/a> ($14), and you\u2019ll surely be in the furry companion\u2019s good graces.<\/p>\n

43. Bath products<\/h4>\n

Everyone enjoys taking a luxurious hot bath every once in a while. It\u2019s a great way to relax sore muscles too. Give the homeowner some bath bombs<\/a> ($35) to encourage them to treat themselves with a peaceful soak.<\/p>\n

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Practical<\/h3>\n

For the more serious homeowner, this list of down-to-earth gifts will be sure to please.<\/p>\n

44. Tool kit<\/h4>\n

A new home comes with new responsibilities. Repairs will eventually crop up, and then tools will be essential for certain tasks. A tool kit<\/a> ($59.99) makes a great gift for a new homeowner.<\/p>\n

45. Fire extinguisher<\/h4>\n

Nothing says you care about their safety like gifting a fire extinguisher<\/a> ($19.98). It\u2019ll be one of those gifts the homeowner will hope never to have to use, but be grateful for should the need ever arise.<\/p>\n

46. Doorstops<\/h4>\n

Sometimes, you need the door held wide open while you\u2019re busy carrying in the groceries or moving in a large piece of furniture. Hodor from Game of Thrones<\/i> deserved better, but everyone can agree he held the door like a champ. This Hodor doorstop<\/a> ($23) is a perfect housewarming gift for the Game of Thrones<\/i> fan.<\/p>\n

47. Bookends<\/h4>\n

For the book-loving homeowner, a bookend makes a great housewarming gift as a statement piece. A diorama bookend<\/a> ($169) adds a creative flair to any bookshelf.<\/p>\n

48. Grocery lists<\/h4>\n

Everyone goes grocery shopping. Most of us need a grocery list if we don\u2019t want to forget something important. An organized grocery list notepad <\/a>($16.25) makes a thoughtful gift for a housewarming present.<\/p>\n

49. Calendars<\/h4>\n

Life can get hectic, and a calendar helps us stay organized and remember important dates. Bring a wall calendar<\/a> ($23.95) so the new homeowner can track appointments and events more easily.<\/p>\n

50. Smart home device<\/h4>\n

As we move into an increasingly advanced digital age, smart home devices grow more prevalent. Look through these numerous smart home devices<\/a> and choose the one that best fits the new homeowners for their housewarming party gift. Prices vary drastically on smart home devices, starting at $20 and going up.<\/p>\n

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A new home, a new beginning<\/h2>\n

We hope this ultimate guide to housewarming party gifts helped give you several ideas for what to buy for your friend or relative. Buying a home is a huge achievement, whether it\u2019s your first time or not.<\/p>\n

The next time you\u2019re ready to buy or sell your home, make use of one of our specialized calculators to help you out. They can help you calculate a budget for a new home<\/a>, or even determine when the best time of year to sell<\/a> is.<\/p>\n

Once you\u2019ve done that, be sure to choose from one of our many listed real estate agent experts. They’re the top in their area and ready to help you find a dream home or sell your house fast.<\/p>\n

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