Everyone can use a little extra love this Valentine’s Day. We’ve put together gifts from SFMOMA’s Online Store that will be perfect for all the special people in your life, whether it’s your best friend, your neighbor, your mom, your cool cousin, and more. From jewelry and artwork to notebooks and tote bags, these unique and creative options will show how much you care.
Each purchase helps support the museum’s education and exhibition programs, and several selections are designed by Bay Area artists. Browse the picks below, and find a whole section dedicated to Valentine’s Day gifts here at the museum store. Oh, and don’t forget: members receive a 10 percent store discount.
People I’ve Loved: San Francisco Map Card; $5
Send them this lovely card, created by the Bay Area-based printmaking workshop People I’ve Loved.
Richard Mayhew, “Good Morning,” (2000) Custom Print; $28-$125
Take a browse around the Custom Print shop, or head straight to Richard Mayhew’s transcendent Good Morning (2000).
Candél: Brass + Bronze; $195
It’s a romantic (and permanent!) light source that won’t set the curtains on fire.
Something from the Susan O’Malley and Leah Rosenberg collection; $12.95–$35.00
Our pick is the notecard set. A portion of the proceeds from the sale is donated to the Susan O’Malley Memorial Fund for the Arts, which supports emerging artists and the permanent installation of O’Malley’s work.
SFMOMA x Carissa Potter Tote, $52
Carissa Potter is an Oakland-based artist and designer, and her collaborations with the museum store have led to a slate of thoughtful products—including this special tote.
“This is San Francisco” by By Miroslav Sasek; $17.95
Consider picking up this charming update of the 60-year-old children’s classic, or one of many other books about the Bay Area stocked in the store.
Semi-Precious Stone Earrings: Labradorite Garnet Quartz; $98
A pair of sparkling earrings to bring a little dazzle to her day. Anne Marchand, the designer behind the French jewelry line Le Fourbi de Capucine, is influenced by the eighteenth-century interior of her grandmother’s house and her parents’ art collection.
Liz Hernández Hand/Heart Pin; $10
Oakland-based artist Liz Hernández, whose mural you may have seen on Floor 3, designed this good luck pin, and it’s perfect for placing on sleeves.
“Tartine: A Classic Revisited” cookbook; $40
Pick up a superstar baking book to boost their skills. This could also be a good gift for anyone who developed a love of baking during quarantine.
SFMOMA Sunlight Print Kit; $16.95
It’s a super-simple craft that only needs sunshine to produce wow-worthy images. #NoFilter
Color Therapy Glasses: Pink; $25
Pick up this rosy pair of shades to show them how you still see them in your mind’s eye. If your cool cousin isn’t into glasses, there are some wow-worthy socks to consider.
Self-Watering Pot: Small; $50
Consider it a green and leafy reminder that you’re always around to help. Fill this sophisticated pot with water, and the plants will take only what they need.
Flash Desk Tidy; $35
This sleek and simple organizer restores the harmony, holds a lot, and takes little room.
Keith Haring Heart Skateboard; $220
A splurge item, and a gift that gives back through both the Keith Haring Foundation and Skateistan, an international non-profit organization that aims to empower children and youth through skateboarding and education in Afghanistan, Cambodia, and South Africa.