Home24 gift cards

Home24 is an online furniture and home furnishings retailer known across Europe. A Home24 gift card lets the recipient choose something for their own living space, from textiles and lighting to larger pieces. That makes it a practical reward for someone moving into a new home, refreshing a room, or simply looking for decor that suits them.

GIFQ offers Home24 cards in four markets: Belgium, France, Italy and the Netherlands. Each market has its own card, issued in euros and redeemable only on that country's Home24 site. A card bought for Belgium will not work on home24.fr, home24.it or home24.nl. If you are rewarding people in several countries, you order the appropriate market card for each recipient.

The cards are flexible in value. In every market you can load any amount from EUR 15 to EUR 250, so you can send a small thank-you or a more substantial bonus without being limited to preset denominations. The cards are valid for three years. For exact details and current terms, see the market page for the country you need.

You can send Home24 cards to employees, customers, research participants or gig workers. A French team member who just moved into a new apartment, a Belgian customer who completed a purchase, an Italian study participant who finished a diary study, a Dutch freelancer who hit a deadline: each of them can redeem the card on their local Home24 site and pick something genuinely useful.

Through GIFQ you order cards in bulk from the dashboard or issue them one at a time via the API, which fits both high-volume campaigns and ongoing one-off payouts. You control the amount per card and the market, so a single programme can reach recipients across all four countries in their local currency.

To choose the right card, always match the market to the recipient's country of residence and shopping intent. Someone in Italy should get the Italian card that works on home24.it. If you are not sure, ask the recipient which Home24 site they use. Sending the wrong market card would waste the value.