Department Store | Top 10 Homewares

posted by Amber Weaver March 29, 2019

Are you looking for unique, hand-made products to spice up your home? Why not check out our top 10 selected homewares and shop some wonderful, independently designed, hand-crafted products. From funky handprinted cushions and accessories to gorgeous ceramics, find a curated selection below. We’re on the lookout to add more homeware products, do you fit the bill? — APPLY HERE.

Ore Pots
Ore Pots is a one-man band creative studio run by Tilly Toth. Producing limited edition ceramics experimenting with different techniques and processes, Tilly’s, albeit small collection, is personal and made with love and care. Pictured above is her latest addition, a triangular vase in a pink and white marble design with black speckled detailing.

Marie Chanteur
French illustrator Marie Chanteur (@ilikemakingstuff) is a designer and ceramist based in Stockholm, Sweden. Her work is initially based on the human body – a crooked nose, a squint, saggy boobies or love handles. That’s what makes people interesting which is what inspires her creations. From illustrations on paper to hand made ceramics, her pieces reflect people she observes around her, with a constant quirky and humorous twist.

Kirandeep Bassan
Featuring bold colours and expressive brushmarks are the works of Kirandeep Bassan. Bassan is one of the very few on Department Store who’s collections include paintings, perfect to hang on any wall as a featured piece of art decor.

Illustrated Kat
Kat Hopkins, aka, Illustrated Kat creates bespoke, hand-drawn fabrics with botanical themes. Inspired by the 19th Century architecture and glasshouses her interests grow from the exotic plants being confined within strong, iron structures. From this, she developed her first product range ‘Bold Botanical’ featuring three hand-designed fabrics, ‘Perfect Hawaiian’, ‘Forest Floor’ and ‘Herbs and Spices’. These limited edition fabrics are carefully hand made into cushions and lampshades to bring nature into homes and interior spaces.

Psalt Design
Tun by designer Richard Bell, the Psalt Design team create slick, well-designed homewares that are beautifully made focused around the creative industry. Their sexy collection of shelving units are must-haves when putting together your workspace giving you the freedom to display your favourite book, magazine, print or pretty much anything you like.

Two Girls Co
Wife and wife design team Two Girls Co are based in Bristol, UK. Vicki is a furniture designer and Lucy is an art director giving them a cross-discipline combination of knowledge and skills when it comes to producing their products. They’ve recently created a minimal terracotta clock born the fact that they couldn’t find a product like it out there – so they went a produced one of their own!

Ciara Isabel Ceramics
Ceramic artist Ciara Neufeldt adopts and experiments using the Nerikomi technique by which slabs are cut from a block of coloured clay and rolled out flat, before being used to handbuild the object. Ciara’s collection includes mugs, plates and bowls each created with a neutral colour palette with hints of navy blue and black.

Nia Rist Prints
Nia Rist is a Swansea based screen-printer and textile designer who specialises in printing bespoke fabrics for the interior market. Nia hand prints her beautiful abstract pattern shapes in her traditional monochromatic format and transforms the fabrics into homewares such as lampshades and cushions.

A1 Magnetic Frames
These magnetic poster frames are available in three different colours, Black, White and Ply wood. From hanging your favourite Posterzine™ to displaying your favourite print, these are incredibly versatile and easy to use, especially if you will be interchanging your poster on a frequent basis.

Before Breakfast
Based in London, Before Breakfast is a design and riso print studio creating contemporary and handcrafted stationery and homewares for everyday practical use. These screen-printed cushions are designed and made with simplicity and comfort in mind with it’s repeated geometric pattern perfect for jazzing up the place.