Driftwind Faerie House

A faerie home with a dramatically leaning roofline and a diagonal trail of blue and green

Driftwind Faerie House is built from pale mixed pebbles, its roofline sweeping sharply to one side, more dramatically angled than almost any other house in the collection. A diagonal trail of blue and green glass beads runs down the wall rather than circling the windows, as though caught drifting sideways in the same wind that tilted the roof.

This is the most wind-caught house yet — belonging to a faerie who built not just a leaning roof but a whole trail of colour blown along with it, nothing quite sitting where you'd expect.

Handcrafted from pale mixed stone gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry a diagonal trail of blue and green glass beneath a dramatically swept roofline. The drifting gem trail and sharply angled roof give Driftwind Faerie House its wonderfully wild, wind-caught character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Driftwind Faerie House is ready for the breeziest spot in the garden — somewhere its drifting trail of colour can keep moving.

A home of pale mountain stone, drifting blue and green, and the wild, restless magic of a house caught sideways in the wind. 🌬️✨