Electric kettles have long been handy for making a cup of tea and, more recently, for pour-over coffee. Until now, I’d never found a pretty one: Meet the Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Pour-Over Kettle. It holds your preferred water temperature and has a timer for the brewing period. Ready to pour? The long stainless steel spout dispenses a slow, steady stream. In matte black with walnut; copper and black; matte white; and matte pink with maple, $149.95-$169.95; Williams Sonoma.

That perfect cup of coffee or tea is even more satisfying when sipped from a special mug. These are made by local artist Sarah Colby, whose porcelain works include bowls, dishes, vases and jars. Colorful and sunny, each 12-ounce, hand-painted piece is signed on the bottom, $75 to $100 each; buy on Instagram @sarahandthings. Commissions welcomed.

Cheese and charcuterie platters are ideal for an evening of good grazing. A white quartz cheese board elevates even the most humble offerings, and gold edges add glam. Each organic shape, roughly 7 by 11 inches, is unique, $89; Arhaus.

Winter evenings beg for a glass of fine whiskey sipped fireside. A beautiful glass like the Gabrielle etched crystal double old fashioned from Monique Lhuillier enhances the pleasure, $10 each; matching decanter, $39.50; Pottery Barn.

Nothing is better than an old-school batch of fresh popcorn served in a handcrafted wood bowl. Fort Worth artisan Andrew Bradfield makes his
from trees felled locally. Order bowls and other pieces online at bradfield-designs.com or check out the selection at Meyer & Sage.