The article discusses a rising decor trend of 'decor tattoos'—temporary stickers for homeware that make plain dishes exciting. These tattoos are durable, dishwasher-safe, and easy to apply, similar to childhood transfer tattoos. Users immerse the tattoo in water, apply it to the desired item, and bake it to set the design, transforming mundane dinnerware into stylish pieces. The article features insights from Jen Rothbury, emphasizing their versatility across various materials and surfaces while assuring they are food-safe according to FDA standards, making them an exciting DIY option for home decor.
"They're basically like the transfer tattoos you'd used to put on as kids. They're tattoos for your homeware. You can put them on plates, on dinnerware, you can put them on candles or planters."
"These were so easy to apply. Made a plain white dinner set look so much more high-end and are dishwasher- and heat-proof. Literally, nothing is safe from them - I'm going to try candles next I think."
"As long as the surface is flat and heat-safe (able to withstand up to 300°F), you can tattoo it. The inks used in the tattoos have been tested to meet FDA standards for food safety."
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