1. Kim Seybert Earth Tone Table Linens from Neiman Marcus. “These napkins are almost too pretty to use! I love the blending of the silk organza with the fluttery edges beneath and the glittery linen on top. So beautiful! And the rich autumn colors are so right for the season. I need to have a dinner party!” – Judy Uelk, Editor-in-Chief (Photo courtesy of www.neimanmarcus.com)2. Winter Toile Jacquard Napkins from Williams-Sonoma. “These elegant holiday napkins will add a touch of class to any dining room table this holiday season. Wrap them in silver and gold napkin rings or present them in your favorite champagne flutes, as shown in the November/December issue of SLHL!” – Lynn Freichs, Account Executive (Photo courtesy of www.williams-sonoma.com)

3. Marimekko Kumina Orange Napkins from Crate & Barrel. “Designed by Erja Hirvi, these napkins will add the warmth and earthiness of fall to any upcoming autumn dining experience, including Turkey Day!  Pumpkins, zucchini and squash flowers on a winding vine become a vibrant display of an abundant fall harvest on this beautiful cloth napkin. Enjoy these seasonal sensations, as your guests surely will, too!” – Suzie Osterloh, Publisher (Photo courtesy of www.crateandbarrel.com)4. Hemstitch Napkin in Stone from Ralph Lauren Home. ”With three color options, this napkin is perfect for the upcoming holiday season and any other time of year! Simple yet stylish, the neutral color will go with any and all of your festive holiday decor.” -Lauren Schrader, Art Director (Photo courtesy of www.ralphlauren.com)5. Pinecone Napkin from Crate & Barrel. “Autumn and winter are my favorite seasons, and these elegant pine cone napkins are a perfect transitional piece for any holiday table. From a modern white and gray Thanksgiving table to a shimmering winter wonderland tablescape, the delicate print and soft color palette are a contemporary take on holiday décor.” – Liz Miller, Assistant Editor (Photo courtesy of www.crateandbarrel.com)

6. Snow Printed Napkins from West Elm. “These snow printed napkins are definitely my pick for the week. Their bright colors will help spice up any holiday table and their price point makes them a smart choice for a teacher gift as well!” – Carin Mayer, Account Executive (Photo courtesy of www.westelm.com)

1. Sophia Jewelry Box from Pottery Barn. “Giving my mom the Sophia Jewelry Box from Pottery Barn is the fashionable way to declutter her dresser top. The large box is designed after a handbag and the small after a clutch, so her jewelry organizer will echo the glamour and beauty of her collection.” – Lauren Schrader, Advertising Art Director (Photo courtesy of www.potterybarn.com)

2. “Cashmere of the Month Club” from J. Crew. “J. Crew’s Cashmere of the Month Club is a gift-giver’s dream! Nothing tops the feeling of knowing that you’ve given a truly one-of-a-kind gift to make someone’s Christmas simply perfect, and who wouldn’t love to find a luxurious cashmere piece on their doorstep each month? This is a fantastic gift for Mom, a sister or even a deserving best friend.” – Jenna Dunbar, Marketing Coordinator (Photo courtesy of www.jcrew.com)

3. Jo Malone Pomegranate Noir Home Candle from Nordstrom. “This clean and simple candle would make a wonderful gift for a mother because its pomegranate scent is both sweet and refreshing, just like moms are.” – Shawn Williams, Art Director (Photo courtesy of www.nordstrom.com)

4. Artisan Leather iPhone 4® Cover from Restoration Hardware. “The rich chesnut hue and topstitching details make this iPhone 4® case the perfect gift for a boyfriend!” – Denise Candice, Account Executive (Photo courtesy of www.restorationhardware.com)

5. Blockhead Bookends from Inside Avenue. “These sleek, sculptural bookends will add interest and a touch of playful whimsy to a recipient’s home office bookshelves.” – Katie Underhill, Managing Editor (Photo courtesy of www.insideavenue.com)

1. Three Feather Ornaments from Neiman Marcus. “Perhaps you’re looking for something a bit different than typical icicle ornaments, pine cones or glass balls to complement the more unique pieces on your tree this year. These classy, porcelain feathers are a great way to mix in modern trends with your Christmas tree must-haves.” – Jenna Dunbar, Marketing Coordinator (Photo courtesy of www.neimanmarcus.com)

2. Jonathan Adler Peacock Ornament from Nordstrom. “I’m always drawn to Jonathan Adler’s designs. This modern, graphic peacock has an adorable hint of vintage chic making it a versatile ornament, perfect for any tree!“ – Shawn Williams, Art Director (Photo courtesy of www.nordstrom.com)

3. Tiffany Blue Box® ornament by Tiffany & Co. “My heart skips a beat whenever I see the little Tiffany box under the Christmas tree… now I can have one to put on the tree. Too bad there isn’t a silver ring hiding inside!” – Lauren Schrader, Advertising Art Director (Photo courtesy of www.tiffany.com)

4. Silver Snowflake glass ornaments from Restoration Hardware. “I love how these ornaments are actually made of antiqued metallic glass beads. I can just picture how beautifully they would reflect the lights on a tree and cast a shimmer like that of freshly fallen snow!” – Kristen Hollan, Account Executive (Photo courtesy of www.restorationhardware.com)

5. Handblown Glass Owl ornament from Crate & Barrel. “I love the simplicity of a Christmas tree decorated in all white with just a touch of silver or gold, so in my eyes, this cute little ‘wise guy’ is absolutely perfect!” – Katie Underhill, Managing Editor (Photo courtesy of www.crateandbarrel.com)

6. One-of-a-Kind Glass Pineapple ornaments from Third Degree Glass Factory. “I like these gold and violet pineapple ornaments because they remind me of a memorable trip to Hawaii that I took this past summer.” – Suzann Hormell, Account Executive (Photos courtesy of www.thirddegreeglassfactory.com)

7. One-of-a-Kind Glass “Rainbow Spot” and “Rainbow Twist” ornaments from Third Degree Glass Factory. “These gorgeous glass baubles are an exquisite addition to any Christmas tree. I love how their swirly colors catch the lights.” – Judy Uelk, Editor (Photos courtesy of www.thirddegreeglassfactory.com)

8. Joy to the World Collectibles “Toy Poodle” Dog ornament from Nordstrom. “This precious poodle ornament reminds me of my own loyal companion, Penny.” – Suzie Osterloh, Publishing Director (Photo courtesy of www.nordstrom.com)

November 25
Ameren UE Thanksgiving Day Parade
Colorful floats, bands, storybook characters, Santa and more wind through downtown St. Louis in celebration of Thanksgiving Day and the start of the holiday season. The parade begins at 8:45 a.m. at North 4th Street and Washington Ave. and proceeds south on North 4th Street to Market Street, continues west on Market Street and ends at 14th Street. For more information, visit www.christmasinstlouis.org.

November 25-28
Holiday Wreath Auction at the Missouri Botanical Garden
Unique wreaths created by some of the area’s finest floral designers will be sold by silent auction bidding. Proceeds benefit the Missouri Botanical Garden. Admission is $8 for adults ages 13 and up and free for children. This event takes place in Monsanto Hall, the upper level of the Ridgway Visitor Center from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. For more information, call 314-577-9400 or visit www.mobot.org.

November 25-28
25th Annual Winter Wonderland at Tilles Park
Drive through more than one million twinkling lights that illuminate 75 acres in Tilles Park. Horse-drawn carriage rides are available every night, and Saturdays are reserved for carriage rides only. The Winter Wonderland is open from 5:30 to 9:30 every night, and the cost is $9 per family vehicle. Call 314-534-1111 for carriage ride reservations. For more information, call 314-615-7275 or visit www.stlouisco.com/parks/ww/ww.htm.

November 26-28
U.S. Bank Wild Lights at the Saint Louis Zoo
Thousands of colorful lights and seasonal sounds fill the Saint Louis Zoo and provide plenty of family-friendly fun from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. The cost is $4 for members, $5 for non-members and children under age 2 are free. For more information, call 314-781-0900 or visit www.stlzoo.org.

November 27
Light Up The Loop
See old-fashioned lights adorn The Loop and shop for one-of-a-kind gifts at the many unique boutiques and galleries that line this famous street. Visit visittheloop.com/news to see the specials and discounts that will be available at participating shops and restaurants.

November 27
Augusta Glass Studio 2010 Holiday Sale
Browse beautiful glass artwork by Sam Stang of Augusta Glass Studio at a special event held at Mad Art Gallery, 2727 S. 12th St. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. For more information, visit www.samstang.com.

November 28
Chanukah: Festival of Lights
The Missouri Botanical Garden will host a traditional Jewish holiday celebration with Israeli music, dance and a menorah-lighting ceremony from noon to 4 p.m. in the Ridgway Visitor Center. For more information, visit www.mobot.org.

A cheerful snail pillow extends an inviting, garden feel to a comfy chair, while a detailed ceramic owl vase would be an interesting addition to any space, inside or out. For even more fabulous finds – such as beautifully upholstered furniture and countless unique accessories – visit Expressions Furniture, 7817 Clayton Rd., 314-567-6200.