Harry Potter Products Gallery: Housewares, Part 1

Harry Potter Products Gallery > Housewares, Part 1

HOUSEWARES, PART 1

The following are pictures and descriptions of Harry Potter items specifically for use as decorative or functional items in the home.

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GOODWIN WEAVERS THROWS & PILLOWS

Price: About $45-$50 (throws); $25 (pillows)
Description/Comments: Thick, woven cotton throws are blankets with full-color illustrations of scenes from the movie. Harry looks really geeky and bucktoothed in these illustrations by Warner Bros. artist Fred Bode. Bode's illustrations appear on many of the other licensed products. Matching pillows with the same images also are available. (1) Harry, Hagrid and Griphook ride the Gringotts cart to Harry's vault. (2) Harry nervously tries to mix a potion under Snape's overbearing eyes. (3) Harry goes for the Golden Snitch and a Gryffindor victory. (4) Hogwarts first years ride the boats to the castle. (5) Quidditch blanket featuring crossed broomsticks, Golden Snitch and Gryffindor-type colors.

SPRINGS INDUSTRIES BED LINENS

An entire coordinated sleep ensemble based on The Sorcerer's Stone movie. Quilting is done with a special lightning bolt stitch. (1) Curtains have golden stars and streaked twilight sky. Draperies and valance (top decorative covering) ranges from $35 to $45. (2) Twin bedsheets have Harry playing Quidditch in the same starry sky as on the curtains, about to grab the Snitch. Harry and Hermione are on the pillowcases. Cost, about $40. (3) Standard pillow sham features a nice overall view of Hogwarts School Castle. Cost, about $25. (4) Winking Hedwig toss pillow is a companion to one with baby Norbert the dragon. Cost for each, about $20. (5) Dust ruffle coordinates with the rest of the linens. Cost, about $35 (twin); $40 (full). (6) Comforter has Harry going for the Snitch with a background of maroon and blue diamonds, reminiscent of the U.S. book covers. Cost, about $70 (twin); $85 (full).

The Hogwarts crest banner seen in this photo is available through Hallmark Cards, Inc. The waterball seen next to the bed is made by Enesco.

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