There’s a new wave of style going on over in the world of interiors, with one of this year’s biggest trends being wiggly decor. From wavy headboards to spiral candles, twisty ceramics to scalloped lampshades, stay ahead of the curve with these gorgeously eclectic pieces that will inject a bit of fun and softness into your home.

), this squiggly coffee table by Amsterdam-born brand 

 is the perfect centrepiece for an eclectic style living room. Made out of metal, it’s available in a range of vibrant shades, including this emerald green for that extra splash of colour.

There’s a new wave of style going on over in the world of interiors, with one of this year’s biggest trends being wiggly decor. From wavy headboards to spiral candles, twisty ceramics to scalloped lampshades, stay ahead of the curve with these gorgeously eclectic pieces that will inject a bit of fun and softness into your home.\n\nKlevering’s Wiggly Table \nAvailable at \nLiberty\n’s (one of our favourite shops for \neclectic style decor\n), this squiggly coffee table by Amsterdam-born brand \nKlevering\n is the perfect centrepiece for an eclectic style living room. Made out of metal, it’s available in a range of vibrant shades, including this emerald green for that extra splash of colour.

Bert & May x Samantha Todhunter’s Ric Rac Tiles

 - designed in collaboration with Samantha Todhunter - is art for your walls. Adding some serious personality to a kitchen or bathroom near you, they exude a confident style with a playful edge.

Bert & May x Samantha Todhunter’s Ric Rac Tiles\nWe’re big fans of \nBert & May\n and their \nRic Rac collection\n - designed in collaboration with Samantha Todhunter - is art for your walls. Adding some serious personality to a kitchen or bathroom near you, they exude a confident style with a playful edge.

The Ultrafragola Mirror by Ettore Sottsass

You can’t really write about the wiggly decor trend without mentioning the Ultrafragola mirror. It’s hard to imagine the piece (that many credit as starting the wavy design movement) being a product of anything other than an Instagram-age trend. However, this wall art meets dressing room must-have began life in the 1970s. Designed by Ettore Sottsass in 1970, this curvy masterpiece was part of his Mobili Grigi series of bedroom and living room objects.

 is one of the best places to head for an original, but if the price is enough to bring you to tears, we’ve got some more cost-effective options for you. Like wiggly decor favourite, Kleverling. Their 

, but you’ll be pleasantly surprised at the gems you can unearth if you simply 

The Ultrafragola Mirror by Ettore Sottsass\nYou can’t really write about the wiggly decor trend without mentioning the Ultrafragola mirror. It’s hard to imagine the piece (that many credit as starting the wavy design movement) being a product of anything other than an Instagram-age trend. However, this wall art meets dressing room must-have began life in the 1970s. Designed by Ettore Sottsass in 1970, this curvy masterpiece was part of his Mobili Grigi series of bedroom and living room objects.\n\n\n1st Dibs\n is one of the best places to head for an original, but if the price is enough to bring you to tears, we’ve got some more cost-effective options for you. Like wiggly decor favourite, Kleverling. Their \nZigzag resin mirror\n is right on the wiggly trend as is \nJonathan Adler’s Ripple Mirror\n, but you’ll be pleasantly surprised at the gems you can unearth if you simply \nsearch ‘wavy mirror’ on Etsy\n.

Ensemblier x Pandora Taylor’s Kyma Headboard

 we couldn’t help but spot her eye-catching bespoke headboard designs. So imagine our delight when we found out that her eco-friendly Kyma design, upholstered with natural materials and made in Britain, is available to buy at 

Ensemblier x Pandora Taylor’s Kyma Headboard\nWhen we poked our noses around \nPandora Taylor’s eclectic decor home\n we couldn’t help but spot her eye-catching bespoke headboard designs. So imagine our delight when we found out that her eco-friendly Kyma design, upholstered with natural materials and made in Britain, is available to buy at \nEnsemblier\n.

 is the sort of piece that will never go out of style. And that’s because its wavy, organic form is inspired by nature. We think it would make the perfect ornamental fruit bowl, piled high with citrus fruits for a bit of colour (and vitamin C).

Anthropologie’s Lara Bowl\nA little more paired-back in style, \nAnthropologie’s Lara bowl\n is the sort of piece that will never go out of style. And that’s because its wavy, organic form is inspired by nature. We think it would make the perfect ornamental fruit bowl, piled high with citrus fruits for a bit of colour (and vitamin C).

Casa Carta’s Linen Cushions\nDesigned by our very own \nInternational Colour Consultant, Charlotte Cropper\n, we adore the  \nRed & Pink Scalloped Cushion\n (as seen in \nTash Bradley’s Somerset home\n).

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’s wavey glassware is made for celebrating. Congregate around the dining table with friends and family and let these pieces take centre stage. It’s difficult to choose a favourite, but if we could only have one we love her 

Sophie Lou Jacobsen’s Wave Pitcher\nWith her quirky and colourful designs, \nSophie Lou Jacobsen\n’s wavey glassware is made for celebrating. Congregate around the dining table with friends and family and let these pieces take centre stage. It’s difficult to choose a favourite, but if we could only have one we love her \nWave Pitcher\n in teal and lilac.

Terrazzo Parazo’s Wiggly Candlestick Holders

Why do we love this lockdown labour of love project turned full-time business, 

? Well, firstly because of that back story but secondly because of its delightfully playful 

). Made out of terrazzo composite, you can even sign up to one of their 

 and learn the art of terrazzo making for yourself.

Terrazzo Parazo’s Wiggly Candlestick Holders\nWhy do we love this lockdown labour of love project turned full-time business, \nTerrazzo Parazo\n? Well, firstly because of that back story but secondly because of its delightfully playful \nwiggly candlestick holders\n (complete the look with a few of their \nTwirl Taper Candles\n). Made out of terrazzo composite, you can even sign up to one of their \nworkshops\n and learn the art of terrazzo making for yourself.

Artemis Deco’s Santorini Scallop Tablecloth

 is a must-visit for the latest interior trends. We’re currently obsessing over this 

 by Artemis Deco. Come rain or shine, it’ll transport you straight to the alfresco tables of the Aegean Islands.

Artemis Deco’s Santorini Scallop Tablecloth\nOne of our \nColour Consultants’ go-to homeware stores\n, Laura Jackson’s \nGlasette\n is a must-visit for the latest interior trends. We’re currently obsessing over this \nSantorini Scallop Tablecloth\n by Artemis Deco. Come rain or shine, it’ll transport you straight to the alfresco tables of the Aegean Islands.

If you’re a green-fingered trendsetter then 

is going to be just your cup of tea. Wiggly, colourful, this metal planter adds some life and fun to any shelf, bathroom, or coffee table.

Matilda Goad’s Scallop Tole Planter\nIf you’re a green-fingered trendsetter then \nMatilda Goad’s Scallop Tole Planter \nis going to be just your cup of tea. Wiggly, colourful, this metal planter adds some life and fun to any shelf, bathroom, or coffee table.

Munro and Kerr x A Considered Space’s Wavy Lampshade

The design collaboration we didn’t know we needed, when 

) and Eleanor Cording-Booth of A Considered Space teamed up to create their 

, it wouldn’t take long until they were popping up on Instagram pages across the interior design world. ​​The raffia look woven paper used to make this wavy lampshade was created in Japan using state-of-the-art technologies.

Munro and Kerr x A Considered Space’s Wavy Lampshade\nThe design collaboration we didn’t know we needed, when \nMunro and Kerr\n (the makers of \nthose marbled paper lampshades\n) and Eleanor Cording-Booth of A Considered Space teamed up to create their \nwavy lampshade in woven paper\n, it wouldn’t take long until they were popping up on Instagram pages across the interior design world. ​​The raffia look woven paper used to make this wavy lampshade was created in Japan using state-of-the-art technologies.

And there they are, our favourite wiggly homewares to buy right now. Like the style? Why not take a look at 

And there they are, our favourite wiggly homewares to buy right now. Like the style? Why not take a look at \nthe best places to shop for maximalist interior lovers,\n or check out \nour online shopping guide to eclectic decor style\n.

From wavy headboards to squiggly mirrors and lampshades, stay ahead of the curve with these eclectic pieces that will inject a bit of fun into your home.

Curves, waves, and squiggles: Lick's shopping guide to wiggly decor

WordsMegan Lambert

Klevering’s Wiggly Table

Bert & May x Samantha Todhunter’s Ric Rac Tiles

The Ultrafragola Mirror by Ettore Sottsass