Lilacstagger Faerie House

A faerie home with a staggered roofline, softened in lilac and green

Lilacstagger Faerie House is built from pale cream and tan stone, ringed at both windows and the door in soft pink-lilac glass beads, with a small cluster of green glass fragments breaking through near the middle. The roofline staggers noticeably, uneven and asymmetrical, with two branches reaching out at different heights.

This is a house that embraces its own unevenness — belonging to a faerie who likes a staggered roof and a bit of unexpected green among the lilac, each part of the house finding its own particular level.

Handcrafted from pale cream and tan stone gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry soft lilac glass detailing with a scattered green accent, beneath a distinctly staggered roofline. The gentle lilac gem trim, green accent cluster, and uneven roof give Lilacstagger Faerie House its wonderfully characterful, asymmetrical charm.

Sealed for outdoor display, Lilacstagger Faerie House is ready for a spot with a bit of personality — somewhere its staggered shape can be properly appreciated.

A home of pale mountain stone, soft lilac, and the quirky, characterful magic of a roofline that never quite settled. 💜✨