Fast Company’s picks of the best anniversary gifts

Upgrade almost every item in your bedroom with this all-in-one set—including the brand’s Eco Comfort Mattress, designed to be extra snuggly with intermingled layers of supportive coils and cozy wool.

Revamp your date night arsenal with a suite of high-quality, well-designed kitchen tools from Material, ready to slice, sautee, and serve.

Start (or complete) an heirloom quality cookware collection with Misen’s clever new Dutch Oven. It’s nonstick, versatile (with a grill pan lid), and will stand up to the test of time—just like you.

Keep it steamy with Balmuda’s innovative toaster that uses a capful of water to give bread that fresh-from-oven taste even when loaves have gone stale.

Make movie night an event with one of Sonos’s expertly engineered home speaker systems. The Beam is a seamless integration—with Alexa and Google Home built-in—for effortless romantic interludes.

You can both break a sweat—and never argue about who left the gym equipment out—with Mirror, the elegantly designed, high-tech workout companion that disguises itself as just another piece of stylish home decor.

There’s no wrong occasion for a new Yeti tumbler. (Six is the Insulated Drinks Anniversary, right?)

For your design-minded co-adventurer: Snow Peak’s Living Lodges are exceptionally pragmatic and comfortable for groups or a party of two.

Get the perfect grind every time with Fellow’s clever electric grinder—it takes the guesswork out of particle size and will be beloved by your household coffee aficionado.

Equally effective for elaborate feasts and late-night mac and cheese, Made In’s copper cookware is not only indulgent—it performs like a beast, too.

You deserve good olive oil. They deserve good olive oil. Brightland’s selections are curated like quality wine and will please any culinary queen or king in your home.

Make both dinner parties and Monday nights a little more magical with colorful quirky tableware by Serax x Yotam Ottolenghi.

Samsung’s clever QLED TVs look like a piece of art when they’re not in use—an endless gallery that can also Netflix and chill.

Make it a movie night wherever you go—Nebula’s soda can-size projector can stream popular services (or straight from your computer) against any blank surface. Whether that’s the side of the tent or your bedroom ceiling.

Zipperless and lightweight, Monos’ polycarbonate-aluminum rolling luggage is stylish, practical, and ready for that second honeymoon whenever you are.

Retro-inspired design and modern sensibilities for your favorite commuter.

Create a backyard oasis with one of Neighbor’s luxury teak sectionals.

Learn to make your favorite rolls at home with MakiMaki’s signature sushi kits. Each arrives with fresh sushi-grade cuts, accoutrements, rice, and a bamboo rolling mat.

Bearaby uses oversized loops of yarn to give a calming heft that won’t leave you (or your loved one) hot and bothered—each throw is breathable, machine washable, and looks way more attractive than your typical weighted blanket.

Take your favorite trip or a decade of memories off Instagram and make them tangible with one of Artifact Uprising’s pristine photo books—easily designed from your desktop or their app.

Remove the guesswork from measuring a mat with one of Framebridge’s expertly designed framing services.

Their favorite restaurant. Delivered—no matter the takeout zone.

Give the gift of getting off the grid with a weekend away in one of Getaway’s secret, secluded cabins.

Check one off the bucket list with Hipcamp’s vast selection of naturally beautiful outdoor adventures and campsites across the country.

Restore the memories you could never forget with expertly crafted film and photo digitization from Legacybox.

Because you always have something to celebrate.

The D2C single-pour servings from Usual Wines are spectacular on their own but also make great companions for impromptu picnics, outdoor concerts, and romantic walks through the park.

Pick from Spacey Studios’ library of limited edition artwork—or have a one-of-a-kind piece commissioned just for them, starting at $395.

It’s no love fern, but it’s surely a beauty.