Your home is allowed to be orange.
SickHaus is a homeware shop from Glasgow, for people who’d rather their home had a personality.
Why we started
Glasgow, 2022Every shop had the same eight things in it.
Pampas grass.Ribbed vase.Teddy throw.Arch mirror.Rattan everything.Mango wood bowl.A sign that says Home.Another beige throw.
So we opened a shop that sells none of them.
The rule.
Four tests. Everything on SickHaus has passed all four. Fail one, and it doesn’t go on sale.
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It changes the room, not just fills it.
Rug, cushion, lamp or chair: if you could swap it for something beige and nobody would notice, it doesn’t make the cut.
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02
Someone asks where you got it.
The first thing friends pick up when they come round, and the first thing they look up on the way home.
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It works in a real flat, not just a studio.
Small shelves, rented walls, a radiator in the wrong place. Nothing here needs a showroom to make sense.
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You’d take it to your next place.
Not a trend you’re bored of by spring. The thing that goes in the van first.
A note from the founder
“If it wouldn’t make a friend ask where you got it, it doesn’t go on the site.”
I started SickHaus in Glasgow in 2022 because every homeware shop seemed to sell the same safe, sand-coloured stuff. I wanted the opposite: things with colour, and a bit of a sense of humour.
Four years and more than 13,000 homes later, every piece still goes through the same four tests. And when you message us, a real person in Scotland reads it.
Dillon
Founder, SickHaus
In real homes.
4.85 average from 2,000+ reviews
Read the reviews
“Honestly even better in person. The glow is perfect.”Ambient Mushroom Lamp
“Such a nice little glow at night. I use it constantly.”Macaron Lamp
“The disco mushrooms make the whole room sparkle. Obsessed.”Disco Mushrooms
“So comfy, and somehow it looks better as it gets lived in.”Caterpillar Lounger
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Talk to a person.
Sizing, bulbs, delivery, or a gift for someone hard to buy for. Ask us anything and a real person in Scotland will reply.
