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9 really great items I’d buy from Galaxus right now...
8.10.2024
Translation: Katherine Martin
...because their designs are luxe and their prices are low.
Haven’t yet discovered Galaxus as an affordable shopping destination for home accessories? Well, buckle up! Because I’m about to show you my favourite luxury-looking designs that won’t break the bank.
1. Organically shaped wine stopper
Combining soft curves and detailing, these Cairn bottle stoppers are an elegant yet budget-friendly way to store opened wine in its original bottle. As the name suggests, they’re inspired by cairns (artistic, handmade piles of stones). Carved from FSC®-certified oak wood or ash, you can’t help but fall in love with their natural texture.
2. A pepper mill in the shape of a chef’s hat
Cheffy pepper mills are ergonomically designed, handy to use and look like chefs’ hats. Their texture gives them a secure grip, and they have a durable ceramic mechanism. Designed by Renaud Defrancesco, they form part of the Rig-Tig range at Stelton, a Danish brand known for stylish and functional kitchen accessories.
Source: Stelton
3. Stylish water bottle for home and on the go
This mini water bottle from British brand Lund London is made from double-walled stainless steel, keeping drinks hot or cold for longer. Available in a variety of colours, its elegant design is a real attention grabber. The spherical lid especially eye-catching, looking harmonious yet unusual at the same time. Thanks to its handy size, the bottle fits perfectly in handbags and rucksacks – and it’ll look great on your dining table too.
4. Aesthetically pleasing mobile phone stand
Zone Denmark mobile phone holders may look lightweight, but they’re robust. Part of the VE2 accessory range, they’re designed to keep your smartphone or tablet in a stable position. They’re suitable for various rooms, including kitchens, living rooms or bedrooms, with their neutral colour allowing them to blend into their surroundings.
Source: Zone Denmark
5. A tasteful organisation system
Swiss brand Rotho manufactures household products, often made of transparent plastic. Its latest storage boxes come in calming shades of grey. Take the My Paper inbox, for example. It’s a stylish document organiser with pre-printed surfaces and an integrated handle for easy handling and wall mounting.
6. Versatile organiser
These pastel-coloured Liewood boxes are perfect for storing knick-knacks such as toys, stationery and make-up. They’ll win you over with their feel, simple shape and soft colours such as Sandy and Whale Blue.
Source: Liewood
7. Pretty hanging baskets for cosy ambience
With these hanging baskets from House Doctor, you can design a beautiful, efficient storage system for your home. The set of two hand-woven baskets made of water hyacinth is perfect for storing toilet paper and towels in your bathroom. However, its warm brown tone and natural material would also make other rooms feel more inviting.
8. Discreet storage for your odds and ends
Zone Denmark’s Pulp storage box line, which comes in a set of two, consists of a sustainable mix of materials. The boxes are often made from recycled fibres such as paper or cellulose. Kept in a neutral beige tone, they’re versatile and pretty. They can either be positioned alone or displayed on shelves, keeping your knick-knacks discreetly tucked away. They’re each kitted out with a small hole on top, making them easier to open.
Source: Zone Denmark
9. Functionality meets geometric design
Jotex’s Holt wall hooks boast all sorts of advantages. Firstly, they save space by utilising vertical wall space and keeping floors clear. Secondly, they allow you to hang up your jackets, bags and towels within easy reach. Plus, they jazz up your walls. Their geometric patterns emphasise the design of a room, while the gold hooks add a touch of luxury.
Header image: Liewood
Pia Seidel
Senior Editor
Pia.Seidel@digitecgalaxus.chLike a cheerleader, I love celebrating good design and bringing you closer to everything furniture- and interior design- related. I regularly curate simple yet sophisticated interior ideas, report on trends and interview creative minds about their work.
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