Europe's Coolest Place to Shop Homewares Just Launched in the UK — I Scrolled Its Extensive Selection, and Safe to Say, I'm Excited
Design-forward decor from over 200 of the best brands, all in one place? Introducing Westwing
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Ever feel like shopping for homeware online can feel like navigating uncharted waters? Where do you begin? What stores have the best selections? Could someone with exceptional taste just curate all their favorite pieces into one easy-to-navigate shopping experience, please? Well, former ELLE and ELLE Decoration Germany editor, Delia Lachance, did just that with her European-based interiors destination, Westwing. Which, excitingly, has just launched in the UK.
The marketplace aims to go beyond browsing and purchasing premium pieces, she explains — it's a space "designed to inspire customers in how they live with and style their homes." You'll find a selection of pieces from well-known home decor brands, including Ferm Living, Marimekko, Anna + Nina, Les Ottomans, and Sabre, alongside Westwing's own collection (the part I'm most excited about).
What began in 2011 as a 'shoppable magazine' has evolved into one of Europe's top destinations for the home, so you can bet the second the website went live, I scrolled through its extensive offering to find the best and most beautiful things to buy. From furniture and lighting to textiles and decorative accessories, here's what you need to know about Westwing's UK launch, plus the pieces I'd buy.
There is plenty of Nordic-inspired style with lots of color.
Image credit: Westwing
Plus, all the latest lighting trends in elevated styles.
Image credit: Westwing
You might not have heard of Westwing before, but it's pretty big across Europe (the UK launch marks the company's 23rd market). To give it some context, and as previously mentioned, it stocks some of the coolest design brands, including Alessi, Louis Poulsen, and Normann Copenhagen, but what I'm most interested in is its own Westwing Collection.
Included are sofas, rugs, lamps, all down to dinnerware, blankets, and picture frames. Aesthetically, it leans quite modern, contemporary, with pared-back palettes and interesting, sculptural silhouettes. After a quick scroll — safe to say, I'm excited. Price-wise, it's not high street, but it's certainly not unattainable, either.
It's also worth noting that apart from a beautiful curation to shop from, you can enjoy perks such as a 10-year furniture guarantee on Westwing Collection products, access to the Westwing Design Service, and premium delivery and assembly service. Basically, it's everything you'd want from a thoughtful shopping experience, so you can focus on finding the best decor.
Here's what I've got my eye on so far.
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My favorite way of decorating with animal print leans a little more abstract, so I love this take on leopard for the bathroom. It's neutral, but still makes a statement.
Bubble plates and tableware have been one of the hottest trends right now (thank you, Gustaf), so of course, this coaster set caught my eye. The color palette is muted and can go with any season.
Every pieces feels refined, yet liveable, so you can imagine these items in your own space.
It looks like we've got another exciting, design-forward stop to make when shopping for the latest new-in homewares.

Olivia Wolfe is a Design Writer at Livingetc. She recently graduated from University of the Arts London, London College of Communication with a Masters Degree in Arts and Lifestyle Journalism. In her previous experience, she has worked with multiple multimedia publications in both London and the United States covering a range of culture-related topics, with an expertise in art and design. At the weekends she can be found working on her oil paintings, reading, or antique shopping at one of London's many vintage markets.