12 thoughts everyone has when shopping in Tiger

The shop of dreams. And unnecessary items.

Ah, Tiger. The shop where homeware related dreams are made. And occasionally dashed...

1. Why does my friend keep calling it Tiger Tiger when it's just Tiger?

Steven and Chris had the same argument on Gogglebox. Ti-ger. Singular. Although in some countries the shop is called ‘Flying Tiger'.
But don't let that confuse matters. Tiger.

glass walled store with tiger banner

(Image credit: TBC)

2. Why are those people not following the arrows around?

It's clearly the same system as Ikea, and this haphazard careering around wouldn't wash there.

3. Oo Ikea

Should really head there after this. For lunch. Large meatballs for one, please.

4. This is just like the Pound Shop

But slightly more organised.
Just. Come to think of it, I could do with some discounted Pantene.

5.Does every door in my house have a back-of-door hanging rack?

I'm sure there's one door missing a rack. I'll pick one up just in case.

6. Does anyone actually buy the ponchos?

Oh, yes, it appears that person NOT following the arrows snapped up several.

7. Best pick up another kilner jar

And remember to grab some pasta to fill up the jar. Might look a bit sad sat empty in the kitchen.

8. Right, I'm finished. Hang on, they sell spices in here?!

Should stock up on fennel seeds at that price. Oo! Cinnamon sticks!

9. Best pick up some tea lights. Especially at these prices...

...which, it turns out, are pretty standard. Never mind.

10. I won't need to buy a bag, I only picked up the odd item

Two large bags please. Yes, I'm happy to pay.

11.WHY IS THAT PERSON PASSING THE TILLS ON THE WAY IN?

The arrows, people.

12. I'm sure there's something I've forgotten. I'll pop in tomorrow

Because this shop is awesome.

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Contributor

Tamara was Ideal Home's Digital Editor before joining the Woman & Home team in 2022. She has spent the last 15 years working with the style teams at Country Homes & Interiors and Ideal Home, both now at Future PLC. It’s with these award wining interiors teams that she's honed her skills and passion for shopping, styling and writing. Tamara is always ahead of the curve when it comes to interiors trends – and is great at seeking out designer dupes on the high street.