One of my favourites this one (it's in the gallery wall at One Mill House), so I'm pleased it made an entry. And actually, I ran out of stock in December, so could potentially have sold more. It's by fair trade brand Dassie Artisan, which means that it's been ethically produced, as well as looking really very cool. It will be back in stock soon!
Another one I would undoubtedly have sold more of (a lot more of) had my supplier not been out of stock for months (pretty much the most annoying thing about selling products is not being able to get hold of your bestsellers). This is such a fab little shelf, I have one in the gallery wall at One Mill House, it's a good size, looks great and is really excellent value. I'm told it will be back next month, so keep your eyes peeled!
It's funny when you're buying new products for a shop. There are some products you're sure will do well, which don't. There are products you're not really sure about, that fly out the door. And there's the ones that are a dead cert. That was these. I just knew these would be popular, and due to a pretty high minimum order from the supplier, I bought loads. Way more than I had with any other product. But now they're nearly out of stock, and the supplier has discontinued them, and I'm sitting here wishing I'd bought more! They're available in a fruit tin version too, which were also very popular, falling just outside the top 10.
This was another dead cert. I mean. Just look at it! It's another one I have several of at home, and I very much enjoy trying out different plants in it so see what they look like as hair. Staghorn ferns and string of hearts are my current faves. So you know.
I initially had this in grey, again one of the first products I added. And from the off it flew out of the door. So when I discovered this gold version it was a no brainer. The grey was discontinued a while back, which I was gutted about, otherwise that would certainly have been up here too.
The little cousin of the hanging plant pot, it's really no surprise this is so high. They sell so well, especially at Green Rooms Market when I can display them with mini plants in. I initially thought people would buy these for their kid's rooms. But actually, they look great in any room. And at £4.50 you can't go wrong really can you?
There's six varieties of these, so that obviously gives these a bit of an advantage, but actually, two of the styles would have made it to number one alone. I sold well over 100 of these little guys last year. It certainly helped that they had a bit of press in the summer, but even without that they'd still easily have made the top 10.