Check out our round-up of the best Doctor Who decor and have your very own adventure through time and space without ever leaving the comforts of home.
Since the British sci-fi series Doctor Who first landed in 1963, the TARDIS has been a symbol of adventure and exploration. Whenever that big blue police box appears, there is an assured adventure on the horizon – whether it’s visiting Ancient Greece or a planet inhabited by the dreaded Daleks.
Many Doctor Who fans dream of having their own TARDIS, zooming around space and time, and having adventures like the Doctor. Unfortunately, the time-traveling spaceship is still a dream of science fiction and not actually real, but that doesn’t mean that Whovians can’t make their personal space feel like the real thing. Here are some great finds to help decorate the home and take Doctor Who buffs into another dimension.
-
Doctor Who TARDIS Mug
Perfect for coffee break, tea time, or on the go, this officially licensed Doctor Who TARDIS mug is a great addition to a Whovian’s kitchen. This ceramic vessel holds 17 oz of any preferred beverage and comes with a removable lid. Unfortunately, it isn’t bigger on the inside, but it is microwave-safe.
-
Doctor Who Retro Metal Sign
This motivational Doctor Who wall art would go perfectly in an office, den, or anywhere with empty wall space. The tin material gives it a cool retro look, and it displays the TARDIS overlooking a serene beach scene. The text is a famous quote from Matt Smith’s Eleventh Doctor, and reads: “We’re all stories in the end – just make it a good one.”
-
Doctor Who TARDIS Shower Curtain
Why stop at decorating the main living spaces when the bathroom can also be turned into a Whovian haven? Doctor Who fans will feel like they are showering in their very own TARDIS with this nifty shower curtain. The curtain measures 66×72 inches and is made of 100% polyester. It also includes a set of 12 plastic shower rings for the curtain’s 12 grommets.
-
Doctor Who TARDIS String Lights
Every day is a holiday for Doctor Who fans, so why wait to decorate? These string lights from Rabbit Tanaka are officially licensed and are of excellent quality. The string is 9 feet long and comes with 10 TARDIS-shaped lights, plus an extra replacement bulb. Perfect for indoor or outdoor lighting!
-
Doctor Who 13 Doctors Poster
This beautiful photographic poster is an ideal piece to accentuate a Whovian’s home. Each of the 13 Doctors is represented, along with hidden details like the Fourth Doctor’s scarf, Ten’s 3-D glasses, and Seven’s trademark umbrella. Measuring 12×18 inches, it has a lovely aesthetic that is perfect for any room.
-
TARDIS Parking Only Sign
Every Doctor Who fan needs a parking space in their home in case the TARDIS decides to make an appearance. Made by Lone Star Art Store, this “TARDIS Parking Only” sign is made of a sturdy metal material and is easily mountable using screws or double-sided tape. It is also available in multiple sizes.
-
Doctor Who TARDIS Doormat
$45 $50 Save $5
Whovians can welcome friends and family into their home with this clever TARDIS doormat. It is dark blue with light blue text that reads “It’s bigger on the inside” next to a picture of the TARDIS, and measures 40×60 cm. The mat has a woven top and a rubber back that helps keep it in place.
-
Doctor Who 12 Doctors Clock
This stunning Doctor Who clock is begging to be on a die-hard fan’s wall. Made from a vinyl record and carved with amazing detail, each number on the face is accompanied by silhouettes of Doctors 1 through 12. There is also a small blue TARDIS in the center, with light blue minute and hour hands.
-
Doctor Who TARDIS French Press
For Doctor Who fans with finer tastes, this officially licensed TARDIS French press is the perfect accessory. The carafe is made of heat-resistant glass which holds about 34 oz of liquid, and the plunger is stainless steel. It makes 3-4 standard cups of coffee to help start the day before exploring the universe.
-
Doctor Who TARDIS Door Mural
Make any room feel like it’s the doorway to the TARDIS with this clinging door mural. Whovians can place this removable decal on almost any door in the home, from the bedroom to the office, bathroom, or wherever their Doctor Who shrine might reside. The sticker measures approximately 35×78 inches.
-
Doctor Who Decorative Light Up Box
This unique handmade item would make a great gift for a Doctor Who lover. Measuring five cubic inches, this decorative box is made of stained wood and comes with a removable lid. Inside is an LED tea light that gives it a nice blue glow, and the outside is carved with the Doctor Who logo, a Dalek, and the TARDIS.
-
Doctor Who TARDIS Throw Blanket
Whether it’s used as a decorative throw or a comfy way of keeping warm on the couch, this TARDIS blanket is a great purchase for Doctor Who fans. Its super soft fleece is machine-washable and measures 50×89 inches, so it’s nice and big and can cover up from head to toe.
Home Is Where The TARDIS Is
The Doctor is always on the way to the next adventure, and for the legendary Time Lord, the TARDIS is the closest thing to home. Making their living space feel more like the TARDIS is not only a way for Doctor Who enthusiasts to show off their love for the fandom, but also brings them into the Doctor’s wonderful world.
There are many things here to inspire Whovians, such as the Doctor Who retro metal sign with the famous Eleventh Doctor quote, or the vibrant poster with all the 13 Doctors. Both of these are reasonably priced, too, at less than $20. For those looking to splurge, the Doctor Who 12 Doctors clock and the French press are unique items that will stand out in the home. Looking for the right gift for a Doctor Who fan? The decorative light box and the TARDIS mug are both perfect choices.
FAQs
What is Doctor Who’s Home Planet?
The original lore of Doctor Who states that the Doctor, like all Time Lords, comes from the fictional planet Gallifrey. In the 2000s era of the series, Gallifrey was supposedly destroyed during the Time War. However, in the 50th anniversary special “The Day of the Doctor,” the Eleventh and Tenth Doctors helped to save the planet by hiding it safely away in a pocket dimension.
Why is the Doctor nicknamed Theta Sigma?
The name Theta Sigma first was introduced into the Doctor Who canon during the Fourth Doctor’s adventures. Though it was suspected at one point to be the Doctor’s “real” name, it was actually a nickname given to him during his time at the Time Lord Academy in Gallifrey.
