home: favourite thing [ bath mat ]
A perfect addition to the bathroom but this round bohemian, monochrome HKliving mat would look great in any room.
Available from the great Koolhaus for just £16
home: found this [ lampshades ]
We spotted these quirky lampshades on oliverbonas.com and think they are pretty cool. The retro vibe pattern will make a happy and bright addition to any home.
The lamps come in three different hand drawn designs and are a great size to sit as bedside lamps or on a little corner table in a living room.
There is also a large floor lamp available if you fancy going a bit bolder.
[ Table lamp – £59 / Floor lamp – £135 ]
home: trend [ earth tones ]
Natural, organic and getting back to basics with the earth tones trends. These colours will calm and relax an interior, give it depth and richness.
Deep bark tones, gentle shades of oatmeal and subtle green sage amongst other natural earthy shades.
Choose natural materials, a little texture and wood.
Top Row;
Paint £45 Farrow & Ball at B&Q / Rug from £99 The Rug Seller / Cushion £15.60 Marks & Spencer
Middle Row;
Floor cushion £156 Urban Outfitters / Sofa £1399 Made.com / Rug from £150 John Lewis
Bottom Row;
Cushion £18 Dunelm / Armchair £995 Habitat / Throw £10 Ikea

home: featured [ Aerende ]
Beautiful, ethical and with a story behind each piece of homeware, Aerende is a wonderful curated range of products, made in the UK, by talented creatives that face social challenges.
They say;
Aerende (a-ren-day) An Old English word meaning care or message
Aerende is a lovingly sourced collection of handmade items for your home. All of our products are created in the UK by people facing social challenges. Produced in low-volume batches and designed to improve with age, each purchase from our range of ethical homewares directly supports and provides opportunities for our talented makers.
Our range will enhance your home, yes, but it also treads lightly on the world beyond your door. Hence our strapline of life-improving homewares. By uniting heritage skills with environmentally sustainable materials and ethical business practices, each limited-edition item exemplifies our commitment to beauty, utility and integrity. Welcome to our world.
home: found this [ monsoon home ]
Finding Monsoon Home is a bit of a perfect dream. The latest collection is a blend of bohemian, ethnic, sumptuous fabrics and finishes to create and style a very natural, organic interior.
Soft cottons, weaves, tassels and sequins, pale colours mixed with jewel tones and with Christmas arriving they have a wonderful collection of hanging decorations too.

home: nice price [ TKMaxx ]
It’s definitely a good time to head to high street favourite TKMaxx. Their homeware department has some strong key pieces for current trends.
Hunting round in store is always good to have a bigger choice but there’s some great products online.
Top finds include luxury branded candles, incredible patterned and textures throws and unique designer lighting.
home: featured [ River Island ]
High street fashion giant River Island has joined the ranks of Zara, HM and French Connection and introduced a homeware department to their already popular fashion clothing brand.
Their launch products are small homewares, including vases, candle holders and dishes and soft furnishings, including cushions, rugs and bedspreads. It’s a mix of luxe boho and wild jungle and has got the usual RI sparkle and panache.

home: favourite thing [ wallpaper ]
(Roll up! Roll up!) We absolutely love this ‘The Great Show’ vintage circus-illustrated wallpaper from new wallpaper store The Joyful Wallpaper Co – sister company to the fab The Joyful Home Co.
£150 for 3 rolls.
Make a statement in any room with this beautifully illustrated paper. Such detail and a wonderful colour tone.
home: featured [ Zara Home ]
With every animal print you can imagine being worked into fashion design, across the high street, it was inevitable that it would also feature strongly in homeware design too.
We headed Zara Home and discovered the brand who has sell out animal pieces in their clothing collections, also has some key pieces in homeware using patterns inspired by zebras, leopards and snakes.
The bathroom, bedroom and lounge are all catered for.
Head to Zara Home now
home: made [ embroidery hoop art ]
This is a quick, easy and very successful way to have instant art for the walls in s colour or pattern to match a room. It’s easily changeable, it’s a great way to make gifts, and it’s as simple as you need it to be if you not so confident with your creativity.
Hunt down fabrics from anywhere and everywhere – haberdashery stores, markets, old clothes, charity shops, use old bed linen or anything where you love the pattern or colour. Embroidery hoops are available from all good haberdashers, from Hobby Craft or other craft stores, on eBay or Etsy and you could even find second hand options and remove whatever is previously framed.

Head to DesignerTrapped for a great modern tutorial

We love the how-to from IAmAHomemaker to create wonderful hoop art