A gingerbread house, how Christmasy do you want it! Beautiful details and a smooth back so you can decorate this house with snow blanket and mini artificial Christmas trees. 20cm x 15cm x 10cm

The Striped Gourd House is one of our most popular fairy houses and has been widely copied over the years. The cunning reworking of a gourd into a fairy dwelling looks at home in any garden and ages really well when left outside all year. The outside of the gourd is covered with little knobbles, and windows have been set into the sides at different levels to let light in. The front door opens for humans and the gourd stands 20cm high.

Fairies are social creatures and like a tipple every now and again. This fairy tavern is their venue of choice- a spacious mushroom conversion with extensions and added stonework. The whole building is made from resin, so the occupants will be safe during bad weather, and the door opens so inebriated fairies can fall out into the street easily. The Fiddlehead fairy tavern is 20cm high.

A gourd makes a perfect fairy house- durable, with easy conversion and high roof for taller fairies. This Village Gourd house conversion has been made to the highest standard by Fiddlehead, a leading fairy house designer and builder. It features an attic conversion with high round window to let extra light in, plus stone surrounded windows on the ground floor. The front door opens and the house is constructed from durable resin to ensure the occupants stay safe outside during human winters. The Village Gourd house is around 20cm tall.

The Log House is designed to blend in seamlessly to a human garden, especially one with woodland- it's the perfect fairy house for a secretive or shy fairy. The entrance is hidden under an overhanging bark end and the windows in the side also have bark overhangs, so from certain angles it looks just like a fallen log. Inside it's one large room, accessed by an opening door directly from the outside, with decent sized windows adding light midway down. There's a chimney for a stove or similar already fitted. The log house is 15cm long and made from durable resin, which is happy enough outside all year round.

The gnome foyer is a magical entrance to the world of the gnome. It's a double door entrance- the outer door opens for humans and allows you to peek inside, where you'll see the inner door (locked to humans) and a pair of houseboots, gnome size. Outside two small barrels can be used to collect rainwater or have plants popped in them. The gnome foyer can be stood anywhere, but looks best up against a large surface such as a tree trunk or fence, or set into a bank of earth & moss. The gnome foyer stands 14cm high and is made from resin.

The simple way for an earth bound fairy to live in a tree is... through a ground floor entrance. This foyer has a large opening door which reveals a small entrance area and a set of stone steps that wind up out of sight into the tree. It stands around 17.5cm tall and is highly detailed both on the inside and out, designed to blend in with the bark of a tree.

This fairy garden wishing well includes a working winder and bucket- place above a water source and bring water to the surface! It stands 17cm high and is made from resin. Designed to be used as part of a fairy garden.

Size (Approx.) W: 18cm H: 19cm D: 9cm Bring your dreams and imagination to life. Create your own Miniature World in your Home or Garden. Just let your imagination grow.

Rather like our Fairy Hatch, this Gnome Hatch is a magic portal to the underworld used by (friendly) magical creatures. It's a low stone wall with a wooden hatch cover on the top, which opens to reveal stone steps leading downwards into the earth. The cover has a metallic look emblem, hinge and doorknob. Simply place on your lawn or a flat area of fairy garden to allow all sorts of creatures access to our world. The gnome hatch is 6.5cm diameter and is made from resin by Fiddlehead fairy gardens.

The mushroom gnome home is designed for habitation by either gnomes or fairies- it's a multi occupancy building. With a low profile and curved shingle roof, this fairy abode will withstand the worst of the UK's weather. It's made from resin, and has an opening front door for easy access. The house has lots of detail on the outside, such as the pre-weathered stonework and wooden grain shingle roof. It stands around 15cm tall.

This de-luxe watering can fairy house conversion features an upper deck with sun platform as well as multi-level accommodation for a fairy family. The design has cleverly retained many of the period features of the original watering can, such as the spout and handle, but reworked it for the modern fairy, with easy access through the opening door, and window boxes which will accommodate live plants. The Watering Can stands a generous 15cm high and is made from resin which is fine outdoors all year round.