About us

A calm modern bathroom with a black wall shelf, ceramic soap bottles and a folded towel on a steel rail

Who we are

Livare Home is a small online homeware shop selling to households across the United Kingdom. We didn't set out to build a brand around a single hero product. We set out to fix the ordinary things: the shelf that rusts, the bath mat that slides, the tap that drips after a year, the row of hooks that catches your sleeve every time you walk past.

Everything we list is something we would put in our own home. If a product only works in a showroom photograph, it doesn't make it onto the site.

What we stand for

Honest about what it is

We tell you the material, the size and the trade-off. If a shelf is aluminium rather than steel, we say so and explain why that matters in a room full of steam. If a delivery takes eight days rather than one, we put that on the page rather than burying it in a policy.

Hands holding a matt black stainless steel bathroom fitting, showing the metal texture up close

Built for daily use, not for a photograph

A bathroom is the hardest room in a house: constant humidity, constant handling, and no forgiveness for a cheap finish. We choose materials that survive that. Stainless steel and aluminium instead of plated alloy. Ceramic instead of plastic. Ceramic disc cartridges instead of rubber washers that fail within a year.

Priced without theatre

No inflated original price with a permanent discount stuck on top of it. The price you see is what the thing is worth to us, and delivery across the UK is free on every order with no minimum spend.

Answerable

One email address, answered by a person, Monday to Friday. If something arrives damaged or faulty we replace it or refund you, and you keep the original. If you simply change your mind, you have 30 days.

A British hallway with coats on a slim black wall rail and a woven laundry basket on wooden floorboards

Our mission

To make the everyday parts of a home work better, without asking anyone to spend a fortune or wait for a designer.

Most homes are not renovated. They are lived in, adjusted, and improved a few pounds at a time: a shelf that finally holds the shampoo, a hook by the back door, a mat that stops the cold coming through the tiles. Those small fixes change how a room feels far more than the expensive ones do.

We want to be the shop people reach for when something in the house is quietly annoying them. Find the right thing, order it in a minute, have it arrive without drama, and forget about the problem for good.