Know Any Magazine-Lovers? Here, I'll Show You What to Get Them

I am an avid reader of Kinfolk magazine, and The Change Issue ($18) is one of my favorites.

The New York Times Magazine Photographs ($40) will be an inspiring read, especially to people with an interest in creating with cameras.

Interior-design-lovers will appreciate this Dwell Magazine Subscription ($20, originally $48).

The Vision & Justice — Aperture Magazine ($25) addresses the role of photography in the Black experience and makes for an enlightening read.

This sustainably made Natural Bolga Nesting Basket ($68) is as much a beautiful piece of decor as it is a magazine holder. Handwoven from elephant grass by women weavers in Ghana, this multipurpose object is the gift that will keep on giving.

These sculptural, handmade Bamboo Wrapped Rocks ($78 each) will look great as paperweights on their desk or decorative objects on a stack of magazines.

If they prefer smaller magazine racks, this Hardage Magazine Rack ($142, originally $300) will be a nice addition to their living room.

These Yamazaki Tower Magazine Racks ($38) are so sleek and modern.

For highly visual, informative, and engaging stories on the experiences of Black women, get them the Crwn Mag Issa Pack ($100, originally $134).

They'll be able to read their favorite digital books or magazines on an Amazon Fire HD 8 Tablet ($65, originally $90).

Fashion- and travel-lovers will indulge in the pages of the Cereal Magazine Vol. 9: Travel & Style ($60).

Not only does In Vogue: An Illustrated History of the World's Most Famous Fashion Magazine ($75) make a great coffee-table book, but it's also one of the most detailed and informative reads about the editorial powerhouse.

They'll snuggle up in this Jungalow Hypnotic Throw Blanket ($99) while reading.

This hilarious More Issues Than Vogue Mug ($22) will bring a smile to their face.

The Thoughts & Ideas Notebook ($27) will be the place to store all their brilliant ideas.