Give big, shop small: Top local picks for your holiday gift list

From the dog to the kids and everyone in between: the best local spots to tackle your holiday gift list this season. (Thinkstock) — From the dog, to the kids, and everyone in between, we’ve rounded up the best local places to shop this holiday season. Scroll through the gallery using the yellow arrows on the right. (Thinkstock)

**For the pet lover** It’s easy to find the perfect gift for the pet lover in your life at Dupont Circle’s The Cheeky Puppy. Whether you’re shopping for canine treats, decor (the pillows and prints are chic enough for the sleekest apartments and pickiest designers), or pet accessories, owner Courtney Stamm is sure to have what you need. This year’s gift hits are indoor/outdoor signs in 20-plus different breeds, comical magnets and festive outfits for your four-legged friends. (Photo courtesy Courtney Stamm)

For the wine lover Get the wine lover on your list a personal wine concierge. At DCanter in Barracks Row, shop owners Michelle and Michael handpick six to 12 bottles of wine each month based on your (or your recipient’s) personal preferences, taste and budget. Each box comes with tasting notes and recommended pairings. This holiday season, the wine shop is offering the option to gift one month or up to three. Call the store directly for more information: 202-817-3803. (Photo courtesy Courtney Stamm)

**For the coffee lover** Know someone who loves coffee? Give them the gift that keeps on giving, morning after morning. The guys at D.C.’s Compass Coffee sell their beloved brews in blends named after the city’s neighborhoods — Shaw, 7th Street, Meridian and more. You can order the coffee online or purchase a tin in the cafe. Prices range from $17.95 to $18.95. (Product Screen Shot)

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For the home Pick up everything from Sydney Hale candles, to Turkish hand towels, wool throws, coffee table books and small-batch tonics at Salt & Sundry (Union Market and Logan Circle). We suggest you budget some extra time — and money — to shop for yourself, while you’re at it. (Product Screen Shot)

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For the home Lyric Turner and Jaye Langmaid launched Hudson & Crane in 2014 to bring affordable products and design to the District. “… You will always find at least one sofa on our floor that is under $1,000,” the business’ website says. Hudson & Crane also stocks candles, glassware, lighting and more. You can find them at their Florida Avenue shop or at their pop-up shop on 8th Street in North Shaw. (Product Screen Shot)