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photography by Matthew guillory (Caan) 120 bostoncommon-magazine.com "I love the holidays," says interior designer Liz Caan, "but I especially love things that are just a nod to the season. They're worth the investment because they can be enjoyed on their own year-round." Caan sets a holiday tone by mixing materials, like silver, gold, and jade, with fresh boughs of pine. Here, Caan shares a few of her favorite things for the holiday season and beyond. BC Tinseltown InterIor desIgn maven Liz Caan does holIday décor wIth eye-catchIng pIeces that work every season. by jessica bowne "The Noble Animal bust by Oly ($1,200) is a stunning center piece. Loop some greens around his neck and you have an extra guest." Liz Caan Interiors, 1066 Centre St., Newton Centre, 617-244-0424; lizcaan.com The Curated Life "Fornasetti makes gorgeous candles. The Malachite candle ($190) smells amazing, with pine, sage, and galbanum. After you've burned the candle, the container can be used for flowers." Barneys New York, Copley Place, 617-385-3300; barneys.com "Rab Labs makes 24k gold-plated fruit and nut bowls ($395–$1,430 each). They're glam yet organic and can be used any time of year." Liz Caan Interiors, 1066 Centre St., Newton Centre, 617-244- 0424; lizcaan.com "These Selenite logs from Jayson Home ($330) are not to burn, but something beautiful to style your home with over the holidays. They sparkle and shine and add a glamorous organic element to any space." jaysonhome.com // new & now // BLaC C dava muramatsu, owner of the home boutique matsu, has col- laborated with eastern accent to cre- ate a black soy wax candle in an earthy fragrance designed to realign your chakras. the candle is set in a leather box, and the packaging is wrapped with a string of freshwater pearls that can be repurposed as a necklace or bracelet. $58. 92 Boston Post Road, Sudbury, 781- 609-2022; davamuramatsu.com Suite DreaMS the lenox hotel is partner- ing with Josh kilmer-purcell and Brent ridge (of the reality tv show The Fabulous Beekman Boys) to bring the Beekman 1802 line of bath products to the hotel's guest rooms. the Beekman Boys will also be redesigning the Judy garland suite with their new line of home furnish- ings, and opening a holiday pop-up shop at the hotel. 61 Exeter St., 617- 536-5300; beekmanatlenox.com C christopher peacock is furnishing the penthouse kitch- ens at mega-luxe millennium place—and now his company can help reinvent your kitchen at its showroom, open- ing this winter at the Boston design center. 1 Design Center Place, 617- 449-5514; peacockhome.com HAUTe PRoPeRTY Design Spotlight