Fandom that actually becomes part of your home
Game, film and TV designs don’t need to live together on a single shelf. A Harry Potter mug belongs in your morning routine, a Minecraft lamp on your desk, and a Star Wars doormat greets you at the door. When products have a practical purpose, fandom becomes part of everyday life instead of something you just put on display.
Harry Potter, Star Wars, Super Mario, Minecraft, Pokémon, The Lord of the Rings, Stitch and Zelda bring very different colours and styles to your home. Start with the room, or let your favourite universe decide.
Fandom in the kitchen
Mugs and cups, water bottles, travel mugs, bowls, glasses and cookie jars make fandom part of things that already have a regular job in your cupboard or on the table. Here, fandom meets things that already have a regular job in your cupboard or on the table.
Kitchen brings together mugs, bottles and other practical products, while mugs and cups give a design a regular spot during your coffee, tea or hot chocolate break. A themed mug is a small change compared with an entire feature wall, but it’s still clear to anyone who knows the reference.
Lamps turn characters and symbols into room decor
On a lamp, the design becomes more than a print. Characters, logos and familiar objects take physical form and stay on display even when the light is off. Minecraft, Super Mario, Harry Potter, PlayStation and several other universes have designs that work especially well in this format.
In lamps, characters, logos and symbols take physical form as light-up objects from several different universes.
The entrance, the sofa and the smaller spaces
Interior brings together doormats, cushions, throws, clocks, vases and other decor. Doormats set the tone as soon as you walk in. Cushions and throws bring the design to the sofa, while clocks, vases and other decor fill smaller spaces around the home.
Doormats have a clear humour and fandom angle. Fridge magnets get right down to the details and let several universes share the same magnetic space. Money boxes combine decor and function in a third way.
You don’t have to decorate around one fandom
A home quickly feels more personal when the products don’t look like part of a ready-made themed room. A Zelda lamp looks right at home next to a Harry Potter mug, and a Star Wars doormat doesn’t have to dictate what goes on the wall. The common thread can be colour, humour, or simply that each product means something to you.
The same universe can show up in several rooms without repeating itself in the same way. The kitchen gets the mug, the desk the lamp, and the entrance the doormat.
From everyday use to pure decor
Some products are used every day; others are mostly there to make a room more fun. Water bottles, mugs and bowls are at the practical end. Christmas decorations, vases and some ornaments are closer to pure decor. In between are lamps, clocks and doormats that do both.
Fandom can be functional, decorative or both, depending on where it ends up in your home.