Inside Love Island’s New Villa: Neon Bananas Rabbit Chairs

Love Island Series Seven Returns with Iconic Style

The UK’s favourite reality dating show has returned, and the villa décor is once again a hot topic. The villa might be the same glamorous setting as past years, but the furniture and styling are all-new.

### From Neon Walls to Bunny Seating: The Villa’s New Look

This season’s villa is decorated with eye-catching details including playful neon fruit installations, quirky animal figures dotted around, and — most of all — the unforgettable Rabbit Chairs.

These curvy bunny chairs were immediately spotted by viewers, and demand skyrocketed before the credits rolled.

### Who Made the Rabbit Chairs?

The rabbit design is part of Qeeboo’s playful range. Celebrated for his quirky, upscale creations, Giovannoni has extended the rabbit motif across lamps, mirrors, and statues.

The chairs come in velvet and metal finishes, giving homeowners flexibility depending on their space.

### Where to Buy the Love Island Rabbit Chair

Even before episode one aired, the rabbit chairs were already listed as sold out at several retailers.

- You can find the Rabbit Chairs stocked at Smithers of Stamford.
- Big rabbit chairs are live on Amazon.
- Farfetch lists the smaller Rabbit Chairs at roughly £100.
- Amara has them listed from £190.

### Designer Furniture Meets Pop Culture

Love Island’s décor has become a style influencer, and this year’s rabbit chairs are proof.

From bold lighting subscribe to the times newspaper playful furniture, the villa’s style pushes boundaries.

### More Than Just Furniture: Love Island’s Fashion Links

As well as the furniture, contestant wardrobes are supplied by ISawItFirst. That means the outfits seen on screen are linked directly to e-commerce pages.

It turns the villa into a live shopping channel.

### What Makes the Design So Popular?

The Qeeboo Rabbit Chair is playful but upscale, which ensures it appeals beyond Love Island fans.

Whether in velvet or metal, the design stands out.

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TV styling often ripples through real homes, and the Rabbit Chair’s success proves the point.

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