Hollyberry Faerie House

A dark faerie home ringed in deep red, with a burst of red and green right at the very peak

Hollyberry Faerie House is built from the mountain's darker grey-green stone, dense and weathered, but warmed throughout by deep, glossy red glass beads that ring both windows and the arched door in bold, generous curves. Right at the gable peak, a small cluster of red and green glass fragments catches the eye first, bright against the dark stone below, like a sprig of holly tucked into the roofline. Mossy branch posts stand to either side, softening the darker stone with a bit of living green.

This is a house that carries a bit of festivity no matter the season — belonging to a faerie who likes deep colour and doesn't wait for winter to bring out the red and green, whose home glows warmly against the darkest of Kerry stone.

Handcrafted from deep grey-green stones gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry the mountain's more elemental character, dressed here in rich red glass beading. The bold red gem trim, gable-top red-and-green cluster, and mossy branch supports give Hollyberry Faerie House its wonderfully festive, deep-stone character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Hollyberry Faerie House is ready for a spot with a bit of drama and colour — near dark greenery, old stone walls, or anywhere deserves a touch of berry-bright warmth.

A home of dark mountain stone, deep red, and the rich, festive magic of holly caught at the very peak of the roof. 🌿❤️✨