This controller and phone holder is the kind of gift that instantly stands out on a desk, shelf or gaming setup. Shaped like the infamous creepy clown, it’s designed to hold gaming controllers, remotes or your phone while adding a bit of horror fun to the room. It’s practical, weird, and exactly the sort of thing someone buys when a normal stand just feels too boring. For gamers, movie fans, or anyone who loves their accessories with a bit more personality, this one absolutely nails the brief. It’s also a solid conversation starter, which is handy if your desk is looking a little too normal.
A 1,714-piece mechanical tourbillon model with moving gears, spinning rings and a hand crank. A properly absorbing project for builders, tinkerers and anyone who thinks ordinary desk decor needs more machinery.
Most puzzles go back in their box. This one becomes a pretty bird-and-flower planter ready for a succulent, cactus or other small leafy housemate.
A pink marble mug that loudly declares “World’s Best Mum”. Comes gift-boxed with a gold spoon, so you look organised even if you’re not.
A little astronaut speaker with glowing lights was always going to be a crowd pleaser. It’s fun, futuristic, and brings a bit more personality to your music setup.
A Bluetooth speaker with a built-in phone holder, so you can watch videos or take calls while your music plays. Perfect for desks, kitchen benches, and lazy nights on the couch.
Three tiny stone-faced characters with the confidence of ancient monuments and the expressions of blokes waiting for the barbecue to start. Great for gardens, patios, desks, shelves or anywhere that needs a little weirdness.
Roses that stay looking fresh for ages, not just a weekend. A bold, gift-ready bouquet that keeps the “wow” factor going.
A steampunk drink dispenser that turns pouring a whisky into a full home bar moment. Perfect for man caves, drinks trolleys, bar shelves and anyone who likes their spirits served with a bit of theatre.
Part brain teaser, part fidget toy and entirely too tempting to twist. Move the colourful beads through the sphere’s winding tracks until every colour finds its proper circle.
