If you just CAN’T with the gifting stress, drama, and intrigue this year and are looking to do some one-stop shopping, well, welcome to our second gift guide of the season, in partnership with the glorious, aesthetically driven team over at MoMA Design Store. Use the code ATHINGORTWO online or in store for 10% off your purchase now through November 24 (fine print below)—and know that every purchase supports the museum's collection and education programs. Talk about a GWP!   Heyo: Dig into all of our MoMA Design Store gifting picks.   Healthcare practitioners who I see regularly but don't know on a personal level 2022 Stendig Poster Calendar or 2022 Jumping Point Calendar  Yoshitomo Nara Bandages Italian Ball Candle MoMA Monet and Ed Ruscha artist masks   My new colleagues who I want to love me. Something cheap, cute, and maybe useful. Extendable Phone Stand Denis Guidone Milano Times Hourglasses Twist Cable Protector - Set of 3 MoMA Touchscreen Mist Cleaner   I have to buy gifts for approximately eight thousand kids.  Is there anything that I could buy that all of them would like?  They are various ages between 0-10 years old. The Great New York Subway Map  Coloring books! Coloring Book Henri Matisse, Keith Haring Coloring Book, Keith Haring: My First Coloring Book, To the Moon: The Longest Fold-Out Coloring Book in the World Making with MoMA Smush Crayon Art out of the Box  Small Night Light - Miffy, Boris, Lion or Miffy and Friends Silicone Rechargeable Lights  The Hoptimist   Dating for 3 mo by the time xmas is here. Wants to ride tandem bike. Dairy & nut free. Gemini Express Espresso Set Happy Socks for MoMA Set (3) Vince Kurr Tabletop Shuffleboard Game Julian F. Bond Corknet Ping Pong Set   My husband who loves fancy Japanese mugs, Swedish menswear, and guitar pedals Design books: Structured Lineages: Learning from Japanese Structural Design, From Postwar to Postmodern: Art in Japan, 1945–1989, Primary Documents, and JUDD HAY Coffee Pot Man Ray: Chess Pieces Japanese Maekake Workshop Cotton Apron     90 year old Grandma who lives in Scottsdale. She loves golf, crafting, playing cards, shopping, and hot weather. She has a condo full of tons of stuff - she collects trinkets and has multiple collections of China, glassware, etc. so I avoid giving her something that's just an item that will sit on a shelf. She is sometimes lonely and really likes activities but is easily intimidated by things that seem too hard. I gave her a 500 piece puzzle last year and at first she thought she could never do it but she ended up finishing it and got it framed. She's the absolute cutest but also very set in her ways. I like to give her something that can be consumed or created so I don't add to clutter but she is very thrifty as a depression era woman and will savor things forever. Sometimes things like lotions or candles never end up getting used. She also loves jewlery and clothing. She walks to church every day in a sensible heel. Glass Coffee Ornament Set  Wildlife Garden Birdhouse and Feeder  DIY Rainbow Needlepoint Kit Andrew Wyeth Jigsaw Puzzle   65+ crowd that have everything! Bring in the MOMA recs! Bodum Breadbox with Cutting Board HAY George Sowden Toaster Michele De Lucchi Plissé Electric Kettle Larq UV Purifying Pitcher Self-Watering Wet Pots  Avocado Vase and Acorn Vase Bala Fitness Weight Bangles - Set of 2   My brother and his stylist boyfriend who has intimidatingly good taste Fenestra Bookends and House Bookends Cloudnola Flipping Out Text Clock Renee Vedrig Textime Clock Pond Mirror Ester & Erik Cone Candles   FIL loves smoking meats, nice wine, and mansplaining the weather. Meater+ Thermometer Microwave Grill Multi-ccino Mug  Weather, Weather by Maira Kalman and Daniel Handler Baggu Recycled Nylon Wine Totes - Set of 3 George Nelson™ Fireplace Tool Set   Dad who loves gadgets and has a home theatre with a projector Solo Stove Fire Pit with Stand T