PEEKING into celebrity homes is a guilty pleasure for most of us.
Every now and again, our favourite stars will share glimpses inside their magnificent pads on social media and we’ll be left wondering: “Where’s that lamp from? Can I even afford a square of that bedspread?”
Today, and great news for interior fanatics, emulating the same vibe as the rich and famous in our homes just got ten times easier.
It’s also significantly cheaper.
And that’s thanks to the leading celebrity organising and styling duo, The Style Sisters.
Gemma Lilly and Charlotte Reddington have been overhauling, detoxing and organising celebrity homes for over six years.
Their impressive celebrity roster includes Amanda Holden, Rochelle Humes, Michelle Keegan and more recently, comedian Katherine Ryan.
The duo have today announced the launch of their first homeware collection at Tesco.
All of the buys have been carefully designed to make any home look like it belongs to an A-Lister.
The budget-friendly supermarket collection features 18 pieces – and the most expensive is only £25.
Prices start as cheap as £5 – yes, a fiver.
Among the luxe range is candles, diffusers, vases, knitted cushions, photo frames and of course, a selection of practical storage boxes.
The best friends and business partners personally designed and curated the pieces themselves.
The collection’s Small Ridged Pillar Candle costs just £5 and is designed to elevate any coffee table or windowsill.
Meanwhile, the £8 Sand Timer Object was fashioned to look way more expensive than it actually is.
The staple Chequered Throw – which screams Style Sisters – costs £25 and can aesthetically work in both the bedroom and living room.
Styling duo Gemma Lilly and Charlotte Reddington have just dropped an 18-piece homeware collection in Tesco. Here's what's up for grabs...
“We are so excited and grateful for this opportunity,” Charlotte says.
“We both feel like there is a huge gap for affordable stylish storage and homeware, so to be able to bring this to market and launch a range at the biggest grocer in the UK is truly amazing.”
Gemma touches on where the duo’s A-List inspiration for the pieces came from.
“Our inspiration for the range came from our love of monochrome and wanting to keep things minimalist but impactful,” she explains.
“We’ve focused on textures to give the items a point of difference, whilst remaining good staple pieces for the home.
“We wanted our items to sit seamlessly together and to work in most people’s homes, regardless of their interior choices.”
