The End of Sale Edit: Our January Homeware Picks
The January sales are nearly over. Here is our end of sale edit: the homeware categories worth a last look, and how to buy well rather than buy lots.
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Shopping
Shopping is our edit of the things we'd genuinely like in our homes: furniture, homeware, textiles, gadgets and the occasional indulgence. We highlight shops we enjoy visiting, new collections and sale finds, always with an eye for good design and quality that lasts. We're not interested in buying for the sake of it, so our picks lean towards pieces that earn their place and stay useful for years. Shops and ranges change over time, so it's always worth checking current availability before you buy. Browse the posts below for inspiration, wish lists and the design stores we keep returning to.
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Aram Store: Covent Garden's Home of Modern Design
Founded by Zeev Aram, the Aram store has championed modern furniture in London for decades. We pay a visit to its Covent Garden home.
A.P.C. in the House: Fashion's Quiet Take on Homeware
A.P.C. is best known for raw denim, but its quilts and home pieces bring the same quiet minimalism into the house. We take a look.
At Home with House of Fraser and Christiane Lemieux
The DwellStudio founder brings her polished, pattern-loving style to House of Fraser. We take a look at the range and its pied-à-terre mood.
West Elm London: First Look at the Tottenham Court Road Store
West Elm London has landed on Tottenham Court Road. We went for a wander, sat in far too many chairs and fell for the James Harrison rocker.
House of Twenty: Calm, Curated Homeware
A pale sofa, a pair of round wooden side tables and botanical prints on the wall: the calm, curated look we associate with House of Twenty.
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