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Primark Homeware has launched a new line of minimalistic home accessories including candles, vases, cushions and decorative objects.

W.A. Green is an online interiors store run by Zoe Anderson who has curated a selection of colourful, unusual and quirky homeware.

Price and Coco Interiors is an online store that sells great quality affordable luxury homewares from Scandinavia and The Netherlands.

H&M Home is a treasure trove of on-trend yet affordable homewares but you have to be quick to grab a bargain before they sell out.

Spicer & Wood features a carefully curated selection of decorative accessories, kitchen accessories, glassware, tableware and textiles. The selection clearly demonstrates a love for natural materials, California, Mid-Century style and the great outdoors.

MOXON is an online shop selling homewares and decorative accessories by emerging designers, giving them a platform to get in front of design lovers.

So I started this new series ‘Where to Shop‘ back in March with a view to doing it monthly. I just checked when I did the last one and it was April. I’m so sorry, I just don’t know where the time goes. I have so many things I want to write about that I

This post is the second post in my new series Where to Shop where I introduce you to some of my favourite homeware retailers. The first post featured Oliver Bonas and in today’s post I want to tell you all about a Danish retail chain called Søstrene Grene. The story of Søstrene Grene began in 1973 in

It’s Friday and you may have noticed that things are looking a little different around here. I am so pleased to share my redesigned blog and branding with you. I hope you like the changes that I’ve made and that you can still find your way around. I’m still making tweaks here and there so

Two weeks ago I was invited to attend the opening of the new Bert & Buoy shop in Dartmouth. I can’t begin to tell you how happy I am that Bert has decided to open a shop in my home town. Dartmouth is an absolutely beautiful town with some wonderful little independent shops and I