A modern take on the macramé trend, Closed Mondays€™ sunny hanging planters ($82 for small size and $125 for large size) are a smart way to introduce some greenery into spatially challenged abodes. muchandlittle.com

Victoria-based JMP Flow and Design gives the classic charcuterie board a dreamy update with the wood and resin cheese board ($80), which combines acacia wood with swirling art in galactic shades of blue. etsy.ca

Victoria's Picot Collective makes home and body goods, all with one custom scent: the sweet, smoky and sumptuous honey tobacco. Try the unisex fragrance in the honey tobacco crystal roller ($40), which comes with a crystal roller ball that may be personalized as desired (rose quartz for healing, for example, or amethyst for clarity). picotcollective.com

Vancouver-based Woash Wellness's nourishing (and nutritionist-approved) loose-leaf tea blends ($12.50 each) make self-care easy. Choose from varieties like the milk oolong-infused Think, meant to boost brain function, and the caffeine-free Immunity, meant to fend off sickness. nineteenten.ca

The Everyday cup ($30 each) by Victoria-based Wicked Wanda Pottery has an attractive tapered shape and calming pastel glaze (in lilac, sage or cloud) that makes it ideal for, well, everyday. erikaarbournevins.com

Ingrid Kitsch, the designer behind the Dauphin, Manitoba-based Knitgrid, came up with this Mother Nature-inspired macramé wall hanging ($68) as an alternative to the standard wreath that typically decorates front doors. theliveryshop.com