The Reject Shop unveils new Regency homewares range with buys starting from $3
The Reject Shop has wowed customers with its Regency-inspired range of elegant and chic homewares.
The new Regency range, which costs from $3 to $20 and looks straight out of the 17th century, is now in stores.
The homewares, which are fit for a queen, follow the release of the wildly successful French farmhouse collection.
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The Reject Shop has welcomed the Regency range to stores. Supplied
Products include a stunning Regent Cake Plate retailing for $3 and offer a balance between functionality and elegance.
For those looking to add some personalised crockery to their collection, the Regent Mug Monogram, which costs $4, features an array of lettered designs.
For $20, you can purchase the Regent Two-Tier Cake Stand to display baked goods in a way suitable for a royal high tea.
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The are cups and saucers that are inspired by the beloved era. Supplied
Jumping on an emerging trend, The Reject Shop is also selling a Handbag vase in both pink and blue colour ways.
It is described as "a unique and stylish twist to floral arrangements" that is "perfect for fresh or faux flowers; it adds charm to any setting."
There is the Ceramic Flower Tealight Holder that comes in pink and blue as well as the Regency Teacup Candle, providing two adorable candle-holding options.
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As bows continue to dominate the homewares and fashion space, the Reject Shop has revealed its Ceramic Bow Vase that perfectly suits the popular coquette aesthetic.
The new Regency range follows the successful launch of the French farmhouse collection, which Amy Eshuys, The Reject Shop's chief operating officer, revealed to 9honey Living.
"This collection takes inspiration from rural farmhouses and farm animals like cows, pigs and sheep but with a chic, French twist," she said.
Here's a look at the Ceramic Flower Tealight Holder and other items for the range. Supplied
"The idea behind all of our homewares is that they build on previous collections so that our customers can mix and match new items with their favourite items across the seasons," Eshuys added.
The French farmhouse collection and the Regency range complement one another beautifully.
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