Leamington Collective

Since Aug 2024 / 0 reviews

About Collective

Collective Home Store is a visually stunning, unique, eclectic independent interiors store

Located in Leamington Spa, Collective Home Store was established by Carine Harrington, a skilled interior designer who has curated a unique and diverse collection of vintage, up-cycled, and new products for the home.

Featuring an assortment of local talent and one-of-a-kind European brands, the boutique boasts a wide selection of distinctive room décor. Drawing upon her experience in both interior design and retail, Carine takes great pride in discovering inspirational new product ranges to share with her customers.

Housed in a former metal fabricator's unit, the 2,500 square foot space has been transformed into a stunning emporium that is both inviting and visually stunning. According to Carine, her goal was to create an environment both in-store and online where customers could truly enjoy their time. I'm proud to say that we have customers telling us how fantastic our store is every day.

Furthermore, Collective Home Store is committed to environmentally-friendly practices, and all of their products are stored and packaged using recycled materials whenever possible. In addition, orders are fulfilled and shipped from their brick and mortar location by a friendly and dedicated team.

About The Store

Collective Home Store, is owned by 'Boutique Homes' interior designer Carine Harrington, showcasing an inspiring range of products for the home and garden.

I moved from Brighton to Leamington Spa to support her husband in his new job over 10 years ago. It was a real wrench at first as I loved living by the sea and I had built up a successful interior design business in Brighton. My husband had followed me in the past with my several career moves so it was my turn to repay the compliment. A new challenge was afoot, setting up a similar interior design business in Leamington Spa. During the process of looking for a office with a window, I happened upon an old metal fabricators unit without any windows. The complete opposite to the brief given to the estate agents. The 2500 square foot unit was being used as an indoor creative market, which had lost the majority of its sellers due to the recession at the time. Situated on a lovely little shopping street in the town centre, it was such a great space, my instinct told me I'd found the home of my new business and it wasn't just going to be interior design, this was a also great retail space.