Experts reveal the next best homeware trend - and the 37 homeware pieces to buy before they sell out
KITCHEN
Turns out kettles and mugs can be fun. Just think bold colour and pattern
School Of Wok Set Of 4 Bamboo Tools
£15 Shop
28cm Cast Iron Shallow Casserole Dish
£55 Shop
Kitchen Canister
Green And Wood Textured Scandi Fast Boil Kettle 1.7L
£24 Shop
Chequerboard Pink Speckle Ceramic Mug
£12.50 Shop
Swiss Classic Utility Block, 6 pieces (14)
£69 Shop
Yellow Chinoiserie Salt or Pepper Mill
£58 Shop
Lina Hand Painted Butter Dish
£46 Shop
NewIcon Pedal Bin
LIVING ROOM
Lift the mood with statement stripes, clashing prints and playful shapes
Habitat 60 Klee Ceramic Table Lamp
£95 Shop
£4,949 Shop
Mango wood side table
£149.99 Shop
Tabby Booth Large Cotton-Linen Lobster Cushion
£65 Shop
Cabinet Mixer - Mustard
£449 Shop
Heikki Stoneware Vase
£58 Shop
Stockholm 2025 Rug, flatwoven
Carnival Pouffe
£70 Shop
Styles Candlestick
£21.81 Shop
BEDROOM
Deliver a dopamine boost with tactile textures in warm shades
Bobbin Floor Lamp
£170 Shop
Block-coloured cotton cushion cover
£19.99 Shop
Baskets with Lids, Woven Paper
£34.99 for two Shop
Round Colour Block Hanging Wall Mirror
£85 Shop
Miami Pink Double Plug Socket
£42 Shop
Harlow Bed Frame in Brown Stripe
£599 Shop
Klevering Pink Puffy Jar
£48 Shop
Single duvet cover and pillowcase
£20 Shop
GARDEN
Enjoy summer vibes all year round with pieces that are ready to party
Outdoor Picnic cushion
£49 Shop
Amalfi scalloped-trim cotton and wood umbrella 118cm
£170 Shop
Large 38cm Balad Lamps
Lottie Outdoor Side Table
£228 Shop
Set of 4 Summer Brights Picnic Dinner Plates
£12 for four Shop
Habitat Annika 2 Seater Metal Garden Bistro Set - Red
£99 Shop
Coloured Glass Candle - Orange
£3 each Shop
Campo Multicolour Outdoor Rug
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Most recently, on August 1, the 18-year-old wore a colorful skirt belonging to the Australian-born queen. Mary wore the same skirt in some summery snaps posted to Instagram from a family holiday back in 2020. In July, Isabella stepped out in a pair of her mom's Chanel Lambskin Ballerinas in beige and black. Mary worn the popular shoes on various occasions. But the Danish queen has even dipped into her daughter's wardrobe once too - wearing one of the princess's purple double-breasted coat by Dolce & Gabbana. PRINCESS LEONOR AND QUEEN LETIZIA OF SPAIN Mom's style: Spain's Princess Leonor looked radiant in the Desigual x Stella Jean Ruffle mididress on August 5. Her mother Queen Letizia first wore the dress in 2023 Accessory love: The young royal borrowed her mom's earrings Princess Leonor has been seen wearing a few of her mom Queen Letizia of Spain's outfits and accessories during the family's summer outings. 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