Windpetal Faerie House

A warm faerie home ringed in soft pink, its daisy caught beneath the sharpest, most windswept roof yet

Windpetal Faerie House carries warm gold and honey stone, ringed at both windows and the door in soft pink glass. A single white daisy blooms high on the wall, simple and understated against all that warm colour. The roof here sweeps back further and sharper than almost any other house in the collection, a single dramatic sail-like line rising to a fine point, as though the wind had caught it and simply never let go.

This is the boldest of the windswept houses — belonging to a faerie who loves a proper gust, who built the sharpest roofline yet and tucked one gentle daisy beneath it for balance.

Handcrafted from warm-toned river stones gathered on Mangerton Mountain in County Kerry, the walls carry soft pink glass detailing and a single daisy mosaic beneath a dramatically sharp, sail-like slate roofline. The gentle pink gem trim, single daisy bloom, and boldly swept roof give Windpetal Faerie House its wonderfully daring, wind-caught character.

Sealed for outdoor display, Windpetal Faerie House is ready for the breeziest spot in the garden — somewhere its sharp roofline can really catch the wind.

A home of golden stone, soft pink, and the bold, daring magic of a roof built to sail. 🌬️🌼✨