Not content with their high profile careers as actors, television presenters and reality stars, these celebs have all added interior designer to their CVs with their own homeware collections. Staying true to their own personal style and injecting some A-list glamour into everything from bedding to kitchenware, they're an easy – and often affordable – way to add some celebrity-approved buys into our homes. Take a look through the gallery to see more…
Rita Ora
Singer Rita Ora unveiled her debut interiors collection in February 2020, with six different luxurious bedding designs inspired by Rita's style. "Interiors are a passion of mine and it’s been fun to be able to incorporate my favourite things into the designs. As I have a hectic schedule, I love being able to relax in beautiful bedding and the collection encapsulates luxury, style and comfort!" Rita said of the line, which will be stocked at Next, Amara, House of Fraser and more retailers from 10 February.
Louise Redknapp
You can now pick up a Louise Redknapp-approved homeware buy in the supermarket courtesy of her new edit for George Home. Louise has curated a 27-piece Love Louise Edit from the SS20 collection, and prices start at just £4. The edit stays true to Louise's signature style, which she describes as "monochrome, strong, straight lines and modern interiors", but she has also incorporated a retro twist with accessories such as wicker lights, cutlery and statement glassware.
Tess Daly
Strictly Come Dancing host Tess Daly's Tess Daly Home line launched at Next in January 2020 and includes everything from duvet covers to throws. Tess collaborated with fabric and wallpaper specialist Clarke & Clarke to launch the glamorous collection, which features luxurious fabrics and embellishment.
Holly Willoughby
Holly Willoughby has had her own bedding line at Dunelm for several years, and shared her latest designs in January 2020. "When you buy your first home it's so important for it to be an extension of you – when you fill it with things, they should be pieces that you really love, cherish and will have for a really long time and this is exactly what inspired this collection," she said of the bedding, which costs between £10 and £70.
Chrissy Teigen
Following the success of her cookbook of the same name, Chrissy Teigen has launched her Cravings by Chrissy Teigen kitchenware collection, which includes the items you'll need for food prep, cooking and entertaining. The collection is sold exclusively at Target in the US, and prices start from just $3.99 (£3).
© Photo: InstagramAmanda Holden
Britain's Got Talent judge Amanda Holden has a passion for interior design, so it's no surprise that she's used her expertise to create a line for QVC. The Bundleberry collection incorporates decorative accessories, furniture and kitchenware, and several of the designs have been spotted in Amanda's home.
Emma Willis
The Voice presenter Emma Willis paid homage to her husband Matt and their children with her bedding line, by naming the different designs after some of their favourite holiday destinations and even her wedding venue. The collection is available at Dunelm, and several of the pieces feature in Emma's home.
© Photo: InstagramCatherine Zeta-Jones
Casa Zeta-Jones is the genius name of Catherine Zeta-Jones' homeware collection, which is sadly yet to launch in the UK. The Chicago actress demonstrates her flair for interior design in the range, which has everything from towels to Christmas decorations.
Michelle Keegan
Fans of Michelle Keegan's style will love her collection at Very, which features everything from bedding to furniture from as little as £15. With pretty shades of pink, grey and metallics, and an array of luxurious fabrics, it's a covetable collection from the Our Girl actress. See the range at very.co.uk.
Sam Faiers
Sam Faiers has collaborated with Studio.co.uk to launch her own collection of bedding, with prices ranging from £35 to £65. From geometric prints to florals, the on-trend duvet covers, cushions and bedspreads wouldn't look out of place in The Mummy Diaries stars' beautiful Hertfordshire home. Shop the collection at studio.co.uk.
© Photo: InstagramRylan Clark-Neal
BBC Radio 2 presenter Rylan has channelled his passion for home fragrances into his Luxenoa collection, sold at QVC. Expect candles, reed diffusers, votive holders and lamps, all with Rylan's signature glamorous aesthetic. Shop the collection at qvcuk.com/luxenoa.
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© Photo: InstagramDrew Barrymore
Santa Clarita Diet star Drew Barrymore made her first foray into homeware in March 2019, with the launch of her debut Drew Barrymore Flower Home line. The collection consists of more than 200 items ranging from home accessories such as vases, cushions and framed art, to furniture like beds, chairs, and a blush velvet sofa that looks way more expensive than its $899 (around £690) price tag. Currently the range isn't available in the UK, but is available for customers in the US via Walmart, Jet.com and Hayneedle.com.
Caprice
Best recognised as a successful model, Caprice Bourret also has her own homeware line, By Caprice Home, which is sold at Next. "My new collection is a contemporary take on the glittering glamour epitomised in the golden age of Hollywood, reflected in the names I've given to each design," Caprice said of the new line. "My aim with all of my product design is to celebrate female empowerment and to help everyone feel inwardly fabulous, enhanced by quality fabrics and a visually appealing environment that celebrates feminine style."
© Photo: InstagramReese Witherspoon
Big Little Lies star Reese Witherspoon's lifestyle brand Draper James launched a collaboration with US retailer Crate & Barrel in 2017, which features affordable pieces that gave a nod to her Southern heritage. Think picnicware, table linens and glasses with kitsch prints and slogans.
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Gwyneth Paltrow
In September 2018, Gwyneth Paltrow's lifestyle brand Goop launched its first home and furniture collection, in collaboration with Crate & Barrel's sister line CB2. The actress designed pieces to reflect her own home in Los Angeles, as well as her travels and time spent in London.
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Kylie Minogue
One of the longest-established celebrity interior collections is Kylie Minogue at Home, which was established in 2008 and sells in department stores including Debenhams and House of Fraser. Much like the other celebrity collections it takes reference from Kylie's personal style, with sequins, metallic colours and a mix of luxe fabrics creating a glamorous interior design.
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