The striking colours, Aztec print and intricate handweave – what’s not to like about this 100% wool rug?
Peru rug, $1,245.95, from BoConcept
Who says outdoor furniture needs to be boring? We love this handcrafted fibreglass seat that works both indoors and outdoors.
Lobster’s Day Q Chair, $539, from CMYK
Dinner parties will get a dash of quirkiness when you serve up these shakers with your entrees. Each shaker represents a different season, such as a cactus for summer and pine tree for winter.
Four Season shakers, $49 for a set of four, from Totally Hot Stuff
You never know when you might need an extra seat, making occasional seating a must-have in any social home. These low-lying poufs are a great option, since they are firm enough to also be used as an end table.
Donna Wilson Ernest and Henry pouffes, $992 and $639, from Foundry
Get rid of those ugly cardboard boxes and plastic containers, and replace them with these colourful baskets.
Baha Baskets, $75 each, from Shiva Designs
You’ll be re-inspired to get back to work once you sit behind this sleek desk. The slim pencil legs, gently curved profile and sturdy build are good enough reasons to stay at home and get work done.
Bowen writing desk, $939, from Commune
Whether you use them as a vase, a bowl or a table centrepiece, these Shibuya containers will put a smile on your face. We love these acrylic containers’ graphical take on traditional Japanese lacquerware.
Kartell Shibuya containers, price on enquiry, from Space
Forget boring candleholders. These delightful porcelain-and-glass lanterns do the trick and look twice as good.
Bugia & Lanterna, $48, from Fred Lives Here
Time to make a statement with this asymmetrical wall clock. It’s made from rubber wood with fine grains that complement almost any kind of interior.
Diamond wall clock, $185.95, from BoConcept
Say ‘hello’ to the Taurus and Clarabell coat hooks. These kitschy additions to an eclectic home are handcrafted in powder-coated aluminium in a pop of blue or red.
Taurus and Clarabell coat hooks, $29.95 each, from CB2
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