Fabulously quirky pink 'Peace' hand ornament These eclectic piece looks fab sitting on a shelf, sideboard or bar cart and makes a lovely gift. Available in Neon or pale pink Dimensions: Height: 22 cm | Width: 11 cm Thanks for Looking Love TR xxx
Inspired by Alice in Wonderland and surrealism, the tea cup stool is a quirky statement piece that has functionality as a seating solution. Although we say this is a seat, our customers have found many uses for this product and it has found a home as a bedside table, dressing stool and architectural display piece. Portable and lightweight, this product is suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Nominated for the House and Garden Classic Design Award 2010 and as seen in Living Etc, Glamour, Red, Cosmopolitan and The Times. Designed by Holly Palmer and made to order in 2-3 weeks. Shipping is then next day UK mainland or around 3-4 days ROW. Available in a range of bold colours - please view all images and select your chosen colour from the drop down menu. Made from: Rotationally moulded in Worksop, UK from a durable, hard wearing and UV resistant plastic (MDPE). Size: H41cm x W58 at handle Weight: 5kg Weight tested up to 100kg with no problems (we couldn't fit any more on!) So these are very robust. **Please note - the price to ship to the US has increased, so we have unfortunately had to increase what we charge to ship. We will keep updating this cost as prices change. US and Canada courier prices updated to reflect current costs 21.07
Crazy, colourful, and totally inspiring sums up this house tour. So, sit back, relax, and enjoy the zany picture show of this quirky, pop art inspired home.
Those of us with kids know that no matter how much you try to keep the kids’ stuff contained, it eventually trickles back into every room of the house. And yes, a giant stuffed bunny propped up in your toddler’s highchair is endearing, the sharp legos underfoot are less so. But home decor that makes […]
We all love a before and after, right? Well now it’s my turn with my Victorian terrace colourful and maximalist living room. Take the tour.
It also happens to be in the middle of the desert
Pati has found furniture from second-hand stores, online, or second-hand sites to transform this rental from drab to fab. Making a small rented house into a home-one low budget DIY
ENDLESS application of this quirky pair of wall mounted giving hands. A great gift for your loved ones - this pair of giving hands is for wall mounting. You can choose your preferred colour from the drop down menu as we now have two options - either distressed white or bronze. Put in bathroom and use as a soap dish. Use in bedroom as a holder for your phone near the bed. Use in kitchen to hold your washing sponge. Get one for the house as a Halloween decoration. Use it for Christmas home decoration to put candles and light up. Looks lovely as a candle holder. Or give it as a Christmas gift to show love and care. *please note: screws for wall mounting are not included in the package Any questions please contact me via private message. Thanks for looking!
Custom mugs, plumping mascara, a metal flamingo, and more awesome stuff from... *checks notes* ...Walmart?!
And her home studio is like an explosion of pink and sparkles at the end of the dark hallway.
A fun family home is the subject of our house tour today. Lucy’s style ethos is ‘colourful, happy and quirky’ and she has achieved this and more.
Name: Georgiana Location: Adams Morgan/Dupont Circle — Washington, D.C. I live on the 7th floor of a building built in 1923 in Adams Morgan/Dupont Circle neighborhood (I can never tell which it is), there are definitely some quirks to such an old building, the elevator for example is terrifying – a fair-weather metal box that is not built for anyone that has an aversion to elevators that may or may not work.
An online emporium of homeware with quirky style for inspiring design. A mix of treasures which inject magic, charm and personality into interiors and homes.
Designer and paper artist Helen Ward shares this incredibly fun UK home with her family.
Get interior inspiration with quirky home accessories that I've used to style my living room and links to where you can buy them.
Gallery walls can be tricky, so take a look at our gallery walls inspiration, including top tips on how to achieve the look.
Lizzy Higham says this home was 50 shades of beige when she and her family moved in... but now it's filled with nearly every color of the rainbow!
A fun family home is the subject of our house tour today. Lucy’s style ethos is ‘colourful, happy and quirky’ and she has achieved this and more.
We’re in Essex for today’s house tour where Hayley Brooke has kindly let us take a nosey around her stunning home, which oozes opulent and eccentric décor. She shares the inspiration behind how she transformed her dark and old-fashioned bungalow into a fun and stylish family space.
An anglerfish reading light, salmon slippers, squid face mask, and 28 other (slightly less fishy) inexpensive things that are sure to make you smile!
In our new series, Following Now, we go inside the homes of cool Canadian creatives. Ariel from PMQ for Two welcomes us into her sweet abode.
How to style vibrant colours in your home interior? When did your love for interiors begin and what inspires you? Here is an interview with Agi Dmochowska.
Designer and paper artist Helen Ward shares this incredibly fun UK home with her family.
