Domenica Marland

What does Domenica Marland sell? Domenica Marland sells original artworks, prints and decorative homeware, much of it made by small independent artists and makers. The art side covers paintings, prints, mini artworks and frames, with collections sorted by subject (abstract, floral, still life and figurative) and by budget, including edits at £150 and below and at £400 and above. Around 25 artists have their own pages, and in October 2026 the homepage was featuring artist in residence Jasmyn Fraser, whose painted flower pieces were priced at £175 to £195.

Homeware covers ceramics, glassware, linen, tableware, cutlery, lighting and rugs from makers such as Hodge Pots, L&Clay and Plop Pottery, along with an exclusive rug collection made with Sparrow & Grass. The shop's own range, Casa DM (also labelled Designed by DM), includes inlaid wooden photo frames made in Italy from £34 in October 2026. Its sustainability page says the range is designed in the UK and produced in Italy, India and Vietnam. Across 323 listings in October 2026, prices ran from £3.75 to £1,200, with the middle of the range around £75.

How can you save at Domenica Marland? The main savings are a seasonal sale, a first-order discount for newsletter subscribers and gift edits sorted by budget. - The Autumn Homeware Sale took 30% off 108 listed pieces in October 2026, with the discount applied at checkout rather than shown on the product page. - The site banner offers 10% off a first order to people who sign up to the newsletter. - Gift collections group pieces under £50 and under £100, alongside edits for a mum, a partner or a best friend and a wedding gift edit. - Businesses can ask for trade or wholesale pricing by email, giving a company name, VAT number and company address.

Sale pieces are not refundable under the shop's returns policy, so the lower price comes with less flexibility.

How much is delivery and how long does it take? Domenica Marland charges a standard delivery rate that is worked out at checkout, and it did not publish a free delivery threshold in October 2026. Orders are processed within 3 to 7 days and then sent with Royal Mail on a tracked service. Some pieces are made to order with lead times of 3 to 8 weeks, including prints from Lucy Wayne and Jenna Elsby Studio, ceramics from L&Clay and Plop Pottery, and personalised items from Sparrow and Grass and Volga Linen; each product page gives its lead time. Because some brands send out their own stock, one order can arrive in more than one parcel. The shop also ships abroad and prices orders in local currencies such as euros and US dollars, but overseas buyers pay any import duties.

What is Domenica Marland's returns policy? Domenica Marland accepts returns within 14 days, and the buyer pays for return postage. - Items, artwork included, need to go back in the condition they arrived in. - Exchanges are possible within the same 14 days by emailing [email protected], and the replacement is sent once the return arrives. - The policy excludes made-to-order pieces, such as painted lampshades and printed-to-order prints, and sale items from refunds. - For a broken item that has to be sent back, the page says the shop covers return postage only up to the delivery charge paid on the order.

UK consumer law gives online buyers cancellation and faulty-goods rights that apply alongside any shop's own policy.

Does Domenica Marland help with finding art? Yes, it runs a bespoke art consultancy and sourcing service for homes, offices and developments, and the first consultation is free. The process starts with an email describing the brief; the team then suggests options and puts together a deck or arranges a meeting. The sourcing fee is charged separately from the price of any artwork bought. The about page says Domenica Marland has more than 10 years of experience in the art world, with a history of art master's from the Courtauld and a degree from Goldsmiths. Artists and makers who want to sell through the shop can apply by email with a short bio and examples of their work.