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Step into a whimsical world where tradition meets quirky charm with the resurgence of bobbin furniture.
Although the origins of bobbin homeware and furniture can be traced back to the 17th century in Europe, particularly in France and England during the Baroque and Rococo periods, this nostalgic trend is making a stylish comeback in modern homes, and looks gorgeous!
From intricately woven chairs and statement tables to unique mirrors and photo frames, bobbin homeware effortlessly adds character and personality to any space, big or small.
Whether you’re a fan of maximalist interiors or just looking to add a touch of eclectic glam, bobbin homeware is sure to give your home some personality.
LAMPS
Bobbin lamps will illuminate and complement any dull space whether the home is modern or traditional.
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MIRRORS
Bobbin mirrors are a stylish addition to your living space or entryway.
TABLES & DRAWERS
The bobbin design in furniture pieces like tables and drawers has the ability to add depth and dimension. It creates visual interest and adds a sense of movement to the overall design. This can make a piece of furniture stand out and become a focal point in a room.
CANDLESTICK HOLDERS
Perfect for a fancy dinner party or even to adorn a Christmas tablescape. Candlesticks are a fun way to include the bobbin design in your decor.
CHAIRS
Whether it’s your bedroom that needs some sprucing up with an accent chair, or your dining chairs are a bit drab a need a replacement, a bobbin design on legs or spindles will add some vintage flair.
PHOTO & PICTURE FRAMES
If you don’t want to go full-bubble with larger homeware bobbin pieces, try some small photo frames, you could even mix and match with plainer ones, or go a bit bigger with a picture frame to liven up a bare wall with some equally quirky wall art.
