Westwing
Shoe Tray Dot
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Our Stylist Says
I love the simplicity and functionality of this shoe tray dot. Its minimalist design makes it versatile enough to fit seamlessly into a range of interiors, from modern and industrial to more traditional schemes. It's particularly effective in homes that prioritise clean lines and organised spaces, helping to contain dirt and moisture from footwear. Practical styling tips include placing it near the back door or mudroom, and pairing it with sleek, low-profile storage solutions to maintain a tidy entrance. Its durable, rubber construction makes it suitable for high-traffic areas, ensuring longevity while adding a subtle hint of organisation to your hallway.
Anaya Kapoor
Flitch Interior Stylist
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About Westwing
Westwing began in Munich in 2011 when former ELLE Decoration Germany editor Delia Lachance and her co-founders set out to combine interior inspiration with shoppable design - creating a shoppable magazine that evolved into one of Europe's most influential design-led home living destinations. Today, the company is present in over 20 European markets and is widely recognised as a premium, curated space for furniture, lighting, textiles and décor.
Westwing's philosophy centres on curated, design-forward living - blending timeless classics with contemporary pieces sourced from international creators alongside its own Westwing Collection, designed in-house in Munich. The brand partners with established names like Kartell, Le Creuset, Louis Poulsen and Georg Jensen to bring a broad yet coherent style spectrum to customers.
In February 2026, Westwing officially launched in the United Kingdom, marking its 23rd European market and bringing its curated approach to British design lovers for the first time. With furniture, décor, lighting and accessories selected for UK homes, the launch reflects Westwing's belief that inspiring interiors start with thoughtful curation and high‑quality products.
Alongside its product range, Westwing offers bespoke support through services like the Westwing Design Service, which provides personalised interior planning with in-house designers and realistic 3D concepts. Complementing online shopping are delivery and assembly options that help bring curated interiors to life with ease.
Whether you're refreshing a living room, updating a dining space or adding accent pieces, Westwing focuses on beautiful living - inviting customers to express personal style through quality, curated design. By blending European-inspired aesthetics with a fresh perspective on interiors, Westwing aims to become a go-to destination for design-minded homeowners in the UK and beyond.
A Curated Approach Rooted in European Design
Westwing's philosophy centres on curated, design-forward living - blending timeless classics with contemporary pieces sourced from international creators alongside its own Westwing Collection, designed in-house in Munich. The brand partners with established names like Kartell, Le Creuset, Louis Poulsen and Georg Jensen to bring a broad yet coherent style spectrum to customers.
2026 UK Launch: A New Design Destination
In February 2026, Westwing officially launched in the United Kingdom, marking its 23rd European market and bringing its curated approach to British design lovers for the first time. With furniture, décor, lighting and accessories selected for UK homes, the launch reflects Westwing's belief that inspiring interiors start with thoughtful curation and high‑quality products.
More Than a Shop: Services and Support
Alongside its product range, Westwing offers bespoke support through services like the Westwing Design Service, which provides personalised interior planning with in-house designers and realistic 3D concepts. Complementing online shopping are delivery and assembly options that help bring curated interiors to life with ease.
Beautiful Living, Curated for Today
Whether you're refreshing a living room, updating a dining space or adding accent pieces, Westwing focuses on beautiful living - inviting customers to express personal style through quality, curated design. By blending European-inspired aesthetics with a fresh perspective on interiors, Westwing aims to become a go-to destination for design-minded homeowners in the UK and beyond.
