home: featured [ Dunelm ]

It is time to start thinking about festive tableware and we love what Dunelm has brought out this season.

Lots of warm wood tones, sparkles and great colours for a modern winter tablescape.

home: featured [ Lillian Daph ]

With well known brands and a Scandinavian aesthetic, Lillian Daph is a must-visit store.

Based in Saltburn By The Sea, North Yorkshire, Lillian Daph has a beautiful range of homeware including lighting, furniture and accessories.

The perfect store to find some Christmas gifts for loved ones or a little something for yourself.

lilliandaph.co.uk

home: featured [ Rose England ]

The beautiful works from Rose England are definitely ones to have your radar. These incredible illustrative prints often centre around nature, flora and fauna, and the wonderful colour palette is perfect for bringing warm colours to an interior. Browse her website or Instagram for the latest in the range.

They say;

Rose England is an artist, illustrator & print designer based in East London. Her most recent ‘London’ series takes its inspiration from the city that she calls her home. Rose brings to life some of the cities most iconic scenes through her bold, abstract, illustrative style. Shaped by a happy childhood spent on her fathers rose farm, her artworks often centre around elements from nature, with a particular focus on her greatest love, flowers.

home: featured [ Nordic Muse ]

What a lovely find this was. Nordic Muse is based in Manchester and their online store is full of beautiful dinnerware, vases, glassware and more.

With well known brands including House Doctor and Madam Stoltz everything has a Scandinavian feel and design. A gorgeous collection you can blend into your current home style.

‘There is a focus on creating a common thread throughout our collections, whilst incorporating the trends of the time. Our vision is to deliver a product offer that reflects Nordic simplicity, good craftsmanship, and high-quality design’

Head to nordicmuse.com

home: featured [ Form ]

Manchester based Form is a lifestyle store full of gorgeous homeware.

Celebrating makers a& craftsmen Form offers us beautifully made pieces that have a story and will last a lifetime.

We love there ceramics and glassware. Natural tones and simple design mixing to create timeless pieces.

‘We hope that our customers will treasure the pieces they buy from us, consider the people behind the products, and appreciate the time that has gone into making each individual piece. We hope this will mean that people buy less, carefully consider each purchase, and enjoy the pieces they buy from us for many years to come’

form-shop.com

home: featured [ glassware ]

If you are looking to update your table settings and like many of us, complete sets of glasses diminish as accidents happen – then head to Made.com and browse their latest range of glassware. From beautiful coloured glassware to patterned, texture and ribbed styles there is something to suit all tastes.

home: featured [ Liberty London ]

Situated in the heart do the West End, London, Liberty is a must visit store. This iconic building is a joy to walk around, with so much history at every turn.

Head to the third & fourth floor for beautiful homeware. Including well known brands House Of Hackney, Emma Bridgewater, Hay & Astier De Villatte, as well as lots of new emerging designers & makers.

Liberty is full of gorgeous ceramics, dinnerware, art, soft furnishings, candles and more. It’s well worth a visit!

libertylondon.com

home: featured [ Arddun Stores ]

Incredible homewares by such a great mix of designers – including Hay, Hot Pote and UAU Project.

Browse for ceramics, glassware, soft furnishings and candles.

Arddun Stores is crammed of colourful, illustrated, patterned and striking homewares.

They say;

We sell globally-sourced, conscious lifestyle and homewares brands that are well-made, and have a story to tell.

home: featured [ H&M Home ]

If you haven’t taken a look at the H&M website for homeware then where have you been?

Full of gorgeous Scandinavian inspired pieces, with accessories, tableware, lighting, furniture and more.

Their new arrivals feature a lot of organic shapes in stone and beige, as well as pops of purple and mint.

You will be sure to find something you love!

hm.com

home: featured [ Becky Baur ]

Baur’s quirky illustrative style brings both joy and appeal to all ages from her artwork. The artwork has found its way onto walls. sofas, stationery and much more due to its cool unique style, likability and fun nature.

They say:

Becky Baur started her business in 2011, with a range of cards, stationery, cushions and bags, after working as an established textile designer, designing for many clients such as Dior, Tommy Hilfiger, Du Pareil au Meme, Marks & Spencer, Gap, Casamance and more.

Over the years Becky has developed a unique and distinctive style. Her hand drawn designs reflect influences from her early training in Fine Art, a career in textiles and nostalgic motifs inspired by her European roots.

All products are made in England using good quality materials and craftsmanship. She has collaborated with other brands and published children’s books with Thames and Hudson, Simon and Schuster, Childsplay and French publishers, Editions Amaterra and Casterman.

Collaborations include Noodoll, Make International, Djeco and Anthropologie. Her work is in stockists worldwide including Centre Pompidou Beauborg, Paperchase, Wellcome Trust, Selfridges, the former Colette, ABC Home, Mary Portas, Macy’s, and Liberty.

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