Love Island 2025 Villa Tour: The Decor That’s Stealing the Show
The UK’s favourite reality dating show has returned, and the villa décor is once again a hot topic. The luxury pad may look familiar, but the furniture and best the times newspaper styling are all-new.
### From Neon Walls to Bunny Seating:
The Times Newspaper Villa’s New Look
This season’s villa is decorated with eye-catching details including retro neon artwork, fun accessories that keep the vibe playful, and — most of all — the unforgettable Rabbit Chairs.
These stylish rabbit seats were immediately spotted by viewers, and demand went through the roof.
### Who Made the Rabbit Chairs?
The rabbit design comes from Italian designer Stefano Giovannoni. Recognised globally for merging luxury with whimsy, Giovannoni has built a reputation on reimagining everyday décor with playful twists.
The range includes options from glossy metals to soft velvets, giving homeowners room to tailor the style.
### Shops Stocking the Iconic Chair
Prior to the series going live, the rabbit chairs were already selling out online.
- You can find the Rabbit Chairs stocked at Smithers of Stamford.
- Amazon currently lists the larger versions online.
- Mini versions for children can be picked up at Farfetch for about £100.
- Amara.com sells the adult sizes for £190.
### Designer Furniture Meets Pop Culture
Love Island’s décor buy the times newspaper always sets trends, and the Qeeboo pieces show how fast trends spread.
From designer details to novelty accents, the villa’s style pushes boundaries.
### Love Island and Fashion Collabs
As well as the furniture, contestant wardrobes are supplied by ISawItFirst. That means most looks worn in the villa are linked directly to e-commerce pages.
It’s a smart marketing strategy that fuels sales.
### Why Rabbit Chairs Will Be Everywhere Next
The Qeeboo Rabbit Chair is both quirky and elegant, which ensures it appeals beyond Love Island fans.
In a neon-bright nursery or muted lounge, it transforms any room.
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TV styling often ripples through real homes, and the Qeeboo launch is the latest example.
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