It's always been the best way to bypass second-guessing. Let the person who has everything choose the perfect add-on!

Hector Saxe is know for their exquisite game sets and I think anyone would enjoy receiving this set. I remember reading an interview in the FT Weekend earlier this year where the interviewee was advised to always travel with a backgammon set for then they would never be alone for long. Apparently that has held true and when they unroll their travel set, it's not long before someone will ask to join them for a game.

What do you get someone who has everything? Why not a way to reflect and remember? The Treuleben 5 Year Book is bound in a smooth leather with eye-catching matte colors. Inside, you can document a little of what happens each day over the next 5 years letting you look back and remember something new each day.

Oftentimes, it's easier to build a collection of something than a good system for organizing said collection. That's where the Etwee cases (in several sizes) come in – elegant, supple leather cases which will help anyone turn those small piles on the desk at work (or home) into refined containers that are easy to store or keep at hand, clutter-free.

The person who 'has everything' likely has a collection of quality writing instruments, however they may have overlooked the oppportunity to store them properly. A pen cup simply won't do for them! Luxury brand Pineider from Florence solves that problem with a leather-covered case that coddles their favourite pens/pencils in individual compartments. The best part? They may not have considered this need, but when they receive such a thoughtful gift you can be assured it will soon become a favourite.

This is one of my go-to gifts. It’s the kind of tool people rarely buy for themselves, yet it earns its place on any desk. The sharpening machine works with the quiet precision you’d expect from Caran d’Ache—adjustable point, smooth mechanism, a proper shavings box, and a desk clamp for good measure. The Alpine Frost edition adds a cool, wintery finish that feels fresh without being flashy. It’s a practical tool, beautifully made, and a surprisingly thoughtful gift for anyone who enjoys well-designed stationery.

There's always that one person in our lives that has all the stuff they already want. Well then, how about a beautiful solid brass tray to put all of their stuff? These from Futagami are incredible. Made in Japan and featuring an interesting textured surface, this piece is one of my favourites to put my knick knacks in (keys, rings, spare change, etc.)

The person who has everything is always the hardest to shop for. My go-to is this card, because it’s the one thing I can guarantee they don’t already have, a handwritten message from you. It’s a simple, meaningful gift that carries real human connection, something no collection can replace. This minimalist card, letterpressed in Edmonton, Canada on an Original Heidelberg Windmill, offers a beautiful blank canvas that lets your personal message shine without distraction.