12 Tidy and Perfect Gifts for the Neat Freak in Your Life

One thing neat freaks always have on hand: tissues. This gorgeous case conceals the godawful cardboard box most tissues show up in. It's understated and discreet, just like every one of their sneezes. Buy for $39.

The best lamps are also sculptures—just look at your loved one's dwelling spaces, and see how many museum-worthy lighting pieces you can spot. The Flow lamp is Zen-like in its purity. The thin structural elements articulate in three places, so they can position the LED in the head to properly light whatever beautiful object they're inspecting. Even if it's just a spreadsheet. Buy for $370.

Your loved one is proud of their tidy storage system. The Quick Peek will help them organize it more intelligently. Take some photos of the contents of the storage box, then put one of these stickers on the box. Inside the companion app, scan the sticker and add the photos of what's in the box. Then, a year or two down the road, there's no need to open the box to be reminded of what's inside. Just scan the sticker again; the contents will show up on the phone. Buy for $10.

You don't expect them to keep their writing utensils in the cheap company-issued pen cup, do you? Poppin's desktop organization collection is smart, inexpensive, and has more clean lines than a Sol LeWitt. They get two letter trays, an accessory tray, and a (gorgeous!) pen cup. The set also comes with 12 matching pens and a silicone "This + That" tray for paperclips, change, or whatever. Buy for $55.

Yes, the Kindle and magazines on their bedside table are neatly stacked. But you know they'd rather have them out of sight. This felt caddy does the trick. It slots between the mattress and box spring (or between the mattress and bed frame) where it functions like a little pocket. Buy for $18.

There are two ways to get perfectly shiny, scuff-free leather shoes. One is to watch for the first signs of wear, then immediately replace the shoes with a fresh pair. The other is to carefully clean and polish the shoes regularly. This shoe care kit will give your loved one all the tools and supplies they need, including a wide selection of brushes with different stiffnesses, four tins of polish, and even a lovely shoe horn. Of course, it all packs away into a handsome box. Buy for $975.

These chipboard paper clips are much more refined than the pedestrian metal ones. Plus, since you can jot notes right on them, it's a great way for your loved one to annotate their readings without leaving even a single pen mark in the margins. Buy for $6.

You know they love their periodicals. And like any true fan of modern architecture, they love raw concrete. This magazine rack melds the two obsessions. Plus, the 14-pound sculpture is whimsically shaped like a computer folder icon. A digital symbol to cradle their analog passions. Pick it up from the retailer Industry West, which has a bunch of smartly designed items for your home. Buy for $159.

These are made for use in the bathroom, where they're meant to hold toothbrushes and toothpaste. But they work absolutely anywhere some easy, attractive storage is needed. Buy a bunch of them and your loved one can use them to hold hair clips, pens, flowers, business cards, straws, snacks. Buy for $3.

With an angled handle that makes it more comfortable to sweep waist-high surfaces, this dustpan and brush set is ideal for use on the kitchen counter, the coffee station, the desktop, the dining room table, or on the bar. The brush snaps into the dustpan, making it even easier to store. Buy for $7.