Home & Garden cards fit rewards and payouts for people settling into a new home, upgrading a room, or simply enjoying time in their garden. They work well for employee housewarming gifts, customer loyalty perks, research compensation for homeowners, or incentives for real estate and home services channels. The category is more than 150 brands, from large furniture chains to small specialty shops. One limitation is that many of these cards are tied to a single store or country, so they suit recipients in specific markets better than a global payout.
The best-known brands are household names in their regions. IKEA is a safe choice in many countries, offering furniture and home accessories that appeal to a wide audience. Maisons du Monde covers stylish decor and furniture in France and other European markets. Home Centre is strong in the Middle East and India for furniture and soft furnishings. Wayfair serves the United States and Canada with a huge online selection. B&Q is a UK favorite for tools and home improvement, while Clas Ohlson in the Nordics covers practical home and lifestyle items.
Coverage is deepest in the United States, France, Australia, and Sweden, which have the most brands available. But availability varies by brand, not just by country. A card for IKEA may work in many markets, while a regional decor shop only covers one. If you are sending to recipients across several countries, check the card's page for supported countries before you commit. For a wider cross-border reach, consider Retail & Marketplaces or Prepaid & Payment Cards instead.
Face values reflect the local shopping habits. In euros, cards start at 1 EUR and go up to 3000 EUR. In US dollars, the range is 1 USD to 2000 USD. British pound cards run from 1 GBP to 5000 GBP, and Australian dollar cards start at 5 AUD and reach 4999 AUD. These ranges support both a small thank-you and a substantial home project, though not every brand offers the full spread.
You can send these cards through GIFQ in bulk from the dashboard or one at a time through the API. A property management firm might reward tenants with furniture vouchers, a company could give new employees a home office setup credit, or a research firm pays participants with a home improvement card. If your recipients prefer experiences over goods, Travel, Leisure & Auto has hotel and leisure options. For a card that works across many everyday stores, Groceries is a practical alternative.