Description
This sleepy lamb door stop brings a gentle, smiling face to the foot of any door in the house. The lamb stands on four rounded little feet, with a curly white coat over its body and head, and a plain beige face, inner ears and feet that set off the texture nicely. Its closed eyes are embroidered with fine black lashes, and a simple stitched nose and smile give it a calm, contented look. It measures 23cm tall, 27cm wide and 12cm deep, a good size to sit neatly against a door without getting under your feet.
A door stop earns its place every day, sitting against a door to keep it open so air and light can move between rooms. We like this lamb in a hallway, a bedroom or a living room, where its soft curls and quiet colouring sit happily alongside natural wood, pale painted walls and neutral textiles. It is freestanding with nothing to fix, so you can move it from room to room as you need it, and at 12cm deep it tucks in close to the door without crowding a doorway. Its white and beige tones suit a country cottage look just as well as a calm, modern scheme.
The details are what give it charm: the coat is deep and tufted, the face and feet are plain with neat visible seams, and the eyes, nose and smile are stitched in black thread rather than printed. To keep it looking fresh, go over the coat lightly with a soft dry brush to lift the curls and remove dust, and keep it away from damp floors and spills. It is a decorative door stop for the home rather than a toy. Set it beside a woven basket of throws for a soft, homely corner, or wrap it up as a gentle, cheerful present for someone who loves a country feel.
Specification
| Colour |
White |
| Height |
23cm |
| Width |
27cm |
| Depth |
12cm |
| Weight |
1.028kg |
Frequently Asked
How big is the lamb door stop?
It stands 23cm tall and measures 27cm wide and 12cm deep, so it sits neatly at the foot of a door without crowding a hallway or doorway.
What colour is the lamb door stop?
The curly coat is white, and the face, inner ears and feet are a soft beige. The closed eyes, nose and smile are embroidered in black.
Does the door stop need fixing to the floor or the door?
No, it is freestanding with nothing to fix. Simply set it against the door where you want it and move it to another room whenever you like.
How do I look after the curly coat?
Go over the coat lightly with a soft dry brush to lift the curls and remove dust, and keep it away from damp floors and spills.
Which rooms does the lamb door stop suit?
It suits rooms indoors such as a hallway, bedroom or living room, and its white and beige colouring sits well with both cottage and modern schemes.
Would the lamb door stop make a good gift?
Yes, its sleepy embroidered face and curly white coat make it a cheerful, practical present for anyone who likes a gentle country touch at home.