We are big fans of Drew Barrymore, really who isnt? We love her style, her humour and from the few peeks we have had over on Instagram her interior taste looks pretty dreamy too. So we were hardly surprised when it was announced she was going to be a judge of the Etsy Design Awards (a.k.a) The Etsies! And now the results are in, so we of course have to add everything Drew picked to our baskets, because if Drew likes it, well then Etsy sellers can take all our money.
So the Grand Prize winner was Stackton Credenza by Adrian Pool, Martinus Pool, and Anne Tranholm of AdrianMartinus. And we can so see why, this piece is amazing, and it's actually made of stacked old skateboards! It's the reason we love Etsy so much, you can find such unique homeware, without having to trawl vintage and antique shops.
'This piece is so beautiful and at first glance, you would never know that it’s actually made out of recycled skateboards—how cool is that?' Drew told Etsy. 'The design is so sleek, and I really appreciate the functionality of the sliding doors and adjustable shelves.'
The winner of the Home & Living category was this stunning Test tube chandelier by Magda Jurek of Pani Jurek. It was originally designed as a tribute to Marie Curie for the 100th anniversary of her Nobel Prize in chemistry and you can totally change how it looks by filling the tubes with whatever cuttings you want.
'You can quickly change a room’s ambiance by adding plants or colorful liquids,' explains Magda in her interview with Etsy. 'I’m always surprised how different my lamps can look depending on the user’s personal style.'
Oh my godness how amazing is this piece? This Macrame wall hanging from Demi Macrame Designs is the winner of the Art category, it's all handwoven from dyed cotton, and we are loving the warm earthy tones. There a concealed plant pot too if you wanted to add some greenery. This would look amazing hung above a bed, almost as like a replacement headboard.
Check all the amazing winners over on Etsy.
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Hebe joined the Real Homes team in early 2018 as Staff Writer before moving to the Livingetc team in 2021 where she took on a role as Digital Editor. She loves boho and 70's style and is a big fan of Instagram as a source of interiors inspiration. When she isn't writing about interiors, she is renovating her own spaces – be it wallpapering a hallway, painting kitchen cupboards or converting a van.
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