Looking for a piece of art that says exactly what you’re thinking—without actually having to say it? The East Side Studio Fuck Off Print by Jun Ioneda (from £65) brings unapologetic vibes to any room. This São Paulo-based artist combines sci-fi, queer culture, and Japanese influences for a bold yet nuanced piece. Printed with vibrant

Ready to take your adventurous spirit from the campsite to your kitchen? The Art Disco Wild As The Sea Ceramic Mug (£16) does just that. Inspired by classic enamel camping mugs, but without the tinny taste, this beauty is made of ceramic for a luxurious sip every time. With a hand-painted rim, speckled glaze, and

Ahoy there, matey! Ready to prove you’re the craftiest seadog on the high seas? McMiller’s Fire in the Hole (£29.99) brings swashbuckling chaos straight to your living room. Featuring a pop-up pirate ship, this game of skill and scavenge is perfect for young landlubbers and salty old scallywags alike. Part strategy, part dexterity, it’s rowdy

They’re the A-listers of the primaeval world: Tyrannosaurus rex, Velociraptor, Stegosaurus—these celebrities of the past are roaring back to life in The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs, now available in a spectacular Folio edition. Top palaeontologist Steve Brusatte guides you on a thrilling journey through 150 million years of evolutionary history, from scampering Triassic

“You’re gonna need a bigger mug!”—or at least, one that bites back. The Pittsburgh Pottery Shark Attack Mug ($34) is here to add some jaw-some energy to your mornings. Handmade with original artwork that won’t fade, scratch, or mysteriously disappear, this 13 oz ceramic mug is as tough as it is fun. Whether you’re sipping