18 Gifts for Peculiar Homes
Some homes are sensible. Some homes are tasteful. And some homes are constantly plotting something in the corner, which is much more interesting.
We've collected our 18 favourite gifts for peculiar homes, from strange little ornaments to conversation-starting objects for shelves, tables and rooms that refuse to behave. Don’t blame us if visitors stay longer than expected or if mildly alarming your guests becomes addictive.
Hanging Teapot Flowing Water Ornament
An enchanting illusion: a floating teapot that endlessly pours glowing water into a bowl of pebbles.
Golf Ball Whiskey Glass
A dual-ended whiskey glass with a golf ball texture inside. Very civilised, until someone shouts “fore”.
Gold Octopus Bookends
These gleaming octopus bookends keep your shelves in line with a hint of nautical glamour.
Furniture by Kamber Carroll
From Salt Lake City, Kamber builds furniture that looks like it wandered out of a dream. Think giant pancakes, paper planes and ice cream sandwich tables. Playful, sculptural, and impossible not to grin at. Proof that good design can also be dessert... or the other way around.
Funny Adult Night Light
A rechargeable novelty night light with adjustable brightness and a rude little sense of humour.
Fried Egg Kitchen Clock
This cheerful clock turns breakfast into décor. Equal parts pop art and kitchen humour, it’s a fun twist for walls that could use a little dopamine. For lovers of kitsch, colour and unapologetically weird design — it’s always egg o’clock somewhere.
Cowboy Duck Night Light
This squishy cowboy duck brings warm bedtime light with a side of pure charm. Soft, safe, and rechargeable, it’s perfect for cosy evenings, story time or adding personality to any room. Tap to dim, cuddle to cheer up. Ducks are the new capybaras! 🤔 no?
Cool Bulldog Storage Tray
A resin French bulldog ornament with glasses and trays for keys, sweets, jewellery or desk clutter.
Whether you are buying for a gloriously odd household or encouraging your own home to misbehave, these peculiar finds should settle in nicely.
More strange domestic delights will be added as we find them. A peculiar home is never really finished, it just develops new symptoms.

