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

Inside the New Love Island Villa: Neon, Rabbits, and Retro Cool

Love Island has finally returned to our screens for its seventh season. The villa might be the same glamorous setting as past years, but the details have changed.

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

This season’s villa leans into bold colour pops including playful neon fruit installations, critters both inside and outside the villa, and — most of all — latest the times newspaper [https://avdb.wiki/index.php/User:StepanieScanlon] villa’s most-talked-about furniture: the rabbit chairs.

These stylish rabbit seats were immediately spotted by viewers, and demand skyrocketed before the credits rolled.

### Who Made the Rabbit Chairs?

The rabbit design comes from Italian designer Stefano Giovannoni. Known for his fun, modern silhouettes, Giovannoni has built a reputation on reimagining everyday décor with playful twists.

The designs are available in both sleek metallics and plush velvet, giving homeowners room to tailor the style.

### How to Get Your Hands on the Love Island Rabbit Chair

Prior to the series going live, the rabbit chairs were already selling out online.

- Smithers of Stamford stocks the chairs directly.
- Amazon currently lists the larger versions online.
- Farfetch lists the smaller Rabbit Chairs at roughly £100.
- Amara has them listed from £190.

### Why Love Island Shapes What We Buy

Love Island’s décor always sets trends, and the Qeeboo pieces show how fast trends spread.

From bunny chairs to neon bananas, the villa’s style pushes boundaries.

### Love Island and Fashion Collabs

As well as the furniture, the show teamed with retailer ISawItFirst. That means most looks worn in the villa are shoppable online.

The collab blurs the line between TV and retail.

### From Reality TV to Real Homes

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

Whether in velvet or metal, it adds a luxury yet fun edge.

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TV styling often ripples through real homes, and the Giovannoni’s design is now pop culture canon.

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