Home interiors: The exhibitionist's shopping list

Gallery gift shops have a lot more to offer than arty posters and souvenir pencils. By Kate Watson-Smyth

Wednesday 07 October 2009 00:00 BST

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You might think of museum shops as simply places to buy themed mugs, pens and the odd coffee table book, but these days you're as likely to be able to buy the coffee table itself as the book to put on it. Here are some of the best buys for your home.

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Home interiors: The exhibitionist's shopping list

Gallery gift shops have a lot more to offer than arty posters and souvenir pencils. By Kate Watson-Smyth