Colorful home decor with a bit of kitsch
Large-format pieces for anyone tired of a home that looks like the catalog. Saturated color, shapes you recognize instantly, and no two units alike.
- Made in our own Madrid studio
- We ship to 112 countries
The pieces
Giant Gummy Bear
22 cm of translucent epoxy resin. The pop art icon by definition.
Pregnant Bear — Gender Reveal
With a baby bear inside. The perfect baby shower gift.
Giant Decorative Donut
25 cm. So real you can almost smell it. Pop art decor for the kitchen.
Giant PEZ Candy in Resin
15 cm. The nineties retro icon turned into pop art decor.
Gummy Bear Magnets
7.5cm. The smallest piece we make, for the fridge or a locker.
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Giant, medium and pregnant. 5 colors. The whole family.
Colorful home decor for houses that refuse to look like everyone else’s
You walk into someone's home and you can tell which shop it all came from: the same vases, the same wooden letters, the same beige leaf print. That is what unique decor is for, putting something your visitors have not already seen fifteen times.
These pieces go that way: saturated colors and shapes you recognise instantly, a sweet, a donut, a nineties candy. They are there so someone asks where they came from.
Pop art, kitsch and maximalism: how they differ
They get used as synonyms and they are not. The difference is worth knowing, because it decides which piece fits your home.
Pop art
It takes something everyday, blows it up and gives it flat color. A gummy bear on a living-room shelf is exactly that.
Applied to decor it means objects you recognize instantly, in flat saturated color, with a sense of humor. A 22-centimeter gummy bear on a shelf is exactly that.
Kitsch
Kitsch means the over-the-top and the sugary, put there on purpose, knowing it borders on tacky. A donut hanging in the kitchen is pure kitsch, and it works because nobody expects it.
Maximalism
Maximalist decor is about more color, more objects and more layers, but with judgement: a shelf done well has pieces of different sizes and one color repeated at two or three separate points.
If you are building a home like that, these figurines work as the accent: one large piece in a strong color anchors the shelf and the small ones follow it.
How to place a colorful figurine so it does not clash
What we have picked up from the photos people send us:
Neutral wall, strong piece. Against white or gray, a saturated color works on its own. Nothing else is needed around it: the more empty space nearby, the more it shows.
Colored wall, nearby tone. If the wall already has character, choose a piece in a close range rather than a contrast. Two strong colors fighting in the same square meter tire the eye.
Mix heights. A 22 cm piece, an 11 cm one and a couple of magnets spread the visual weight better than three identical pieces. It is the same principle window dressers use.
At eye level. A decorative figurine on the top shelf is invisible. In the line of sight, it is the first thing anyone looks at.
Handmade decorative sculptures from Madrid
These decorative sculptures are made by hand in our Madrid workshop, and work starts when the order comes in.
If the piece is for a teenager’s room, we have a separate guide to teen room decor.
The resin lasts for years without yellowing as long as it does not sit in direct sun all day. A damp cloth with mild soap is enough to clean it.
FAQ
What is the difference between pop art, kitsch and maximalism?
Pop art takes something everyday and makes it big and flat-colored. Kitsch puts the over-the-top and the sugary there on purpose. Maximalism is about quantity with judgement. One piece can fit all three.
How do I place a colorful figurine so it does not clash?
Against a neutral wall a strong color works on its own, and the more empty space around it the better. If the wall already has color, pick a nearby tone instead of contrasting. Mix heights — a 22 cm piece, an 11 cm one and a magnet or two — and place it at eye level, not on the top shelf.
Are these really handmade?
Yes. Every figurine is made by hand, one at a time, after the order comes in, in our Madrid studio.
How long does delivery take?
About 5 days in the studio plus shipping: 10-20 days to the US and the rest of the world, 5-10 days within Europe. There is no pre-made stock, every piece is made after the order.