Feel like home: around the house clipart and icons in 21 Styles

New theme collection of Icons8 graphics is up: check the diversity of icons and clipart devoted to household, home stuff, and different objects of everyday life.

Here you’ll find a variety of home and house clipart images to use on banners, social media, infographics, presentations, educational projects, theme pop-ups, newsletters, and notifications. Also, the set will help user experience designers and graphic designers who are in search of household icons for apps, websites, and landing pages.

The graphics are presented in 21 design styles, from detailed colorful illustrations and decorative pictures to super minimalist icons. Here you’ll find a variety of pictograms and clip art images on various house objects and supplies, furniture, utensils and kitchenware, home appliances, interior elements, and many other visuals typically associated with home life.

If you want to check a full pack of pictures in a particular style, just click the link below the picture. Get all the graphics for your projects in basic size free for a link attribution. Or buy Icons8 license to get them in a variety of sizes and formats and use them without any attributions.

Check more clip art and icons online. Or try our desktop app and download clip art and icons to use the graphics offline in any vector editing software.

Also, welcome to review our previous theme sets of clipart images and icons:

• medical and healthcare clipart
• school clipart and sports icons
• shopping graphics and city clipart
• arrow icons and infographic clipart
• animal pictures
• food images
• seasons icons and weather clipart
• clipart and icons of winter, spring, and autumn
• holidays graphics: birthday, Halloween, Christmas
• social media logos and business clipart

About the author
Willow Chen. Digital illustrator who breathes life into brand concepts through distinctive character design. Specializes in translating complex ideas into visual stories, brings a signature style to commercial work, and champions illustration as a strategic communication tool rather than mere decoration.