We’ve scoured some of our favourite stores and independent boutiques to find the best homeware presents for Londoners
Most Londoners have done our time in a shabby rental box room at some point or other, but you’d be surprised what miracles you can perform with a few tasteful decorations. Our homeware gift guide features chic accessories, plush soft furnishings and the odd bit of swanky tech that’ll do wonders for your friend’s flatshare.
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Warm the heart (and chilly toes) of your favourite bus fan this Christmas with London Transport Museum's cosy lambswool throw. It's adorned with industrial designer Douglas Scott pioneering abstract design for the much-mourned Routemaster bus's seats. Prefer the tube? District and Elizabeth line designs are also available.
£110, www.ltmuseumshop.co.uk
It’s impossible not to smile at the sight of this wonky, circus tent-striped little candle holder: give it to a friend who loves hosting and it’ll add a note of welcoming, sunny levity to their dinner party table. It’s the handiwork of fashion stylist-turned-potter Nikki, who makes pots in every colour of the rainbow in her London studio.
£35, www.hodgepots.com
Got some serious cash to burn? Make someone specia’'s home cinema dreams come true with this all-singing, all-dancing home projector, which can turn any blank wall into an instant screen. With its bright, crisp picture and surprisingly rich sound, it’ll make conventional tellies feel very last decade.
£699, www.samsung.com
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