Nook is just charming, minimal and full of irresistible homewares. There are simple well made items, lots of classic kitchenalia and many beautiful, useful pieces for the home.
The store based in Stoke Newington, London, and also online, opened in 2012 by three friends. It’s a beautifully curated selection of pieces for each room in the house plus lovely extras like the ‘chocolate makers‘ department and they even offer a wedding list service.
Products are from the UK and beyond, with focus on strong design and being ‘built to last’. The ranges include pieces from designers and makers including James Brown, Baggu, Ferm Living and Hay.
Founded in Chester by Charlie Beebee, The Den & Now offers an eclectic mix of furniture and accessories for the home, everything from one-off vintage finds and reclaimed items, to more contemporary pieces.
There is a great selection as you work your way through the online shop. Our favourites include the varied storage and the fab lighting.
A nice touch to the website is not only being able to navigate through via product, but also by style, amongst others Industrial Living, Retro Revival and Scandinavian. This helps you get inspiration and see which pieces work well together.
‘we provide a carefully edited collection of stylish handpicked homeware, that’s a little out of the ordinary, delivered with care direct to your door.’
Visit thedenandnow.co.uk to start shopping, and also there’s a blog to keep up to date their latest news.
A fantastic idea. Affordable art from new talents. The ‘Junique‘ concept is innovative and allows what ever design you are attracted to, whether it be typographical, illustrative or pattern based, to be purchased on the medium to suit the brief – a new cushion, art work for the wall, printed onto bedding or even a shower curtain! Explore their website for the endless curated range of brilliant designers. Like the print ? Get the cushion to match! Like the quote on the poster, get it printed on a tea towel or even wall paper!
[ about ]
”Berlin, September 2013. Three young design enthusiasts decide to put an end to the lack of affordable art in Europe’s living rooms. To create a platform for talented emerging artists from all around the world. To inspire people, to bring more art into their lives. In January 2014, http://www.juniqe.com goes live.
JUNIQE is the online marketplace for art from all around the world. The antidote to bare walls. Injecting creativity into homes and wardrobes. Guided by the mantra Art. Everywhere. we bring to life the designs of international artists on prints, fashion, home textiles and other products. We hand-pick each design to bring you a carefully curated selection of artworks that speak your language.
Our magazine is overflowing with inspiration and ideas for interiors, art and fashion. We show you how to make the most of your JUNIQE products, plus share our tips and tricks for styling them.”
[ prints, tea towels, bedding, wall paper and cushions ]
Feather and Nest is an quirky home and lifestyle shop in Oxfordshire and online, full of British designed and made products, including soft furnishings, lighting, accessories and stationery.
With well known brands like Donna Wilson, Katie Leamon, Jimbobart, Scion and Nkuku, everything has a sense of fun about it and it’s a joy to navigate around the online shop.
‘In a nutshell Feather and Nest is an inspiring little emporium full of products with personality, hand picked by us to share with all our lovely customers.’
With simple, minimal design, strong typography influences, a great colour palette and good pricing there is timeless pieces for every room. Skandivis will bring any home great style and clean lines.
This great online shop is full of contemporary homeware including lighting, furniture, accessories and soft furnishings. Founded by Lewis Mitchell and Clare Johns in 2012, Really Well Made focuses as much on the look of the product as how it’s made [ the clue is in their name ]. With a huge choice of gorgeous pieces, [ we love the funky cushion designs and stunning lighting ] all with a simple Scandinavian feel, everybody needs to visit Really Well Made.
‘ Good design should be innovative, honest and useful; it makes everyday living better.’
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