The best of…winter comfort
Columbia Omni-Heat Slippers, Appalatch Ridges Blanket, and more
Columbia Omni-Heat Slippers
Rubber outsoles and mudguard edging make these slippers rugged enough for après-ski socializing, and their thermal lining keeps toes toasty as can be.
$55, columbia.com
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Hudson Fireplace by Holly & Martin
“A vision of contemporary elegance,” this portable indoor/outdoor fireplace features tempered glass and a nickel base. Its gel cans throw off 9,000 BTUs.
$250, bellacor.com
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Hooded Terry Robe
On those days when “all you want to do is wear your coziest robe,” choose this hooded terry cloth robe from Canadian retailer Reigning Champ and Japan’s Beauty & Youth.
$191, havenshop.ca
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Unimug by Kinto
Thanks to this oversize mug’s detachable strainer, “you can brew your cuppa without a teapot.” The strainer and lid come in a choice of gray, red, yellow, navy, or clear plastic.
$17, emmohome.com
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Appalatch Ridges Blanket
The bold mountain-ridge pattern on this soft wool throw caught our eye, and it turns out to be 100 percent U.S.-made. It’s “perfect for nights spent cuddling on the couch.”
$200, appalatch.com
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