For the holidays or any time, really Research has shown that it's better to give someone experiences instead of things and it's not hard to understand why. An experience tends to produce longer-lasting positive emotions, feel more unique, and create opportunities for bonding. While we're huge fans of fabulous, highly-giftable products here at Curbed, we're also inclined to agree that seeing, feeling, and doing something in person is invaluable, especially when it comes to all things architecture and design. So, here now, just in time for Christmas but applicable throughout the new year, are a few ideas to get your creative gift-giving juices flowing.

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