Department
Home and Living
Dragons' Den home and living pitches we track past the episode.
447 products to explore
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Imperial Candles
candles and bath bombs with jewellery inside
GoNano
a nanotechnology spray that preserves and extends the life of roofs
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Urban Cultivator
an indoor hydroponic appliance for growing herbs and microgreens
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Cooks Who Feed
ethically made kitchen linens tied to a meal-donation program
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Home and Living pitches are a regular feature of the Den. We track 10 of them here, following each past the episode to see which turned into a product you can actually buy.
Home and living is our oldest shelf, drawing several entries from the first handful of seasons: Le Beanock from the 2005 debut run, Mode Al from season 2, Eggxactly from season 3. All ten pitches ended in a deal.
The asks stretch furthest here too, from Le Beanock's £54,000 up to Mode Al's £225,000, the largest ask in this category by a wide margin. Equity runs just as wide. Dock & Bay gave up a lean 10% for £75,000, pricing itself at £750,000, while Le Beanock offered 49% of a business worth around £110,000.
The Den's oldest shelf, and every pitch found a Dragon.