Some queer homeware refuses to become a sensible department, so this is where the domestic oddballs get to thrive.

Other Gay Home & Living is the catch-all for the pieces that escape the mug, blanket and pillow shelves: rainbow lighting, barware, cocktail tools, prisms, oven mitts and assorted household curiosities that make a home feel less catalogue-perfect and more personally inhabited. It is not one interior aesthetic. It is the useful permission to own a penis-shaped cocktail glass and a rainbow projection lamp without forcing them into a design movement.

For the organized rooms, browse gay home and living, drink from gay Pride mugs, soften the sofa through gay pillows and cushions, decorate the fridge with gay magnets, or take Pride to work through office decorations.

Queer homes do not need a unified aesthetic. They need objects worth telling stories about.