Today I’m loving … this very lovely girl’s room. This room created by Claire for her baby daughter Eulalie is one of the prettiest I have ever seen.
I love every item in Colette Bream’s Etsy shop! The Mattress Pad (top image) can be used on the bed or on the floor as a play met. The famous, high quality cotton fabric from Liberty of London has been used for this product. Liberty style is characterized by tender palettes, attractive flowers, and detailed movement.
And what about those star shaped cushions with a cotton raw edge! These look gorgeous in a nursery or kids room and are perfect for sweet little naps.
Other favorites of mine are the house shaped pillow made from lambswool and the cloud shaped pillow which is also made from lambswool.
Kids like color and there is a lot of it in Lea Bawnager’s home in Sweden. Lea lives here with her husband and their son Elliot. She loves to visit flea markets and often she comes home with beautiful finds. An old flower box, found on a flea market, serves as bookshelves (image above).
Toys can be stored in this Swedish wooden bench.
Most furniture in Elliot’s room was sourced on flea markets. The image below shows Elliot’s play corner in the living room.
(images via Hus & Hem)
Shop in this style:
1. Police car for kids (€ 69,95), 2. foldable cardboard playhouse (€9.95), 3. ABC poster by Graziela Preiser (£22.50), 4. lovely owl cushion (€24.95), 5. Elephant Coat Rack in red (€39.95), 6. chalkboard paint house with holder for chalk (€8.95).
Smallable, a super stylish online fashion and design concept store for kids, has a beautiful online x-mas magazine which you can view here. It is package with inspirational images and gift ideas. Above and below some images from the magazine.
Would you like to shop in the same style as these interior pics? Below are some suggestions!
1. birdhouse by Tamar Mogendorff, 2. white rocking sheep, 3. linen pillow with a pinguin, 4. blocks have many sides showing animals, numbers and mathematic symbols, 5. rabbit cushion, 6. convertible bed by Leander,
Today I’m loving .. this original advent calendar designed by Noix de Coc’. It is made up of 24 paper boxes (in which you can put a nice surprise) to build and customize by yourself. Available here.
Julie Klear and Moulay Essakalli, the creators of Zid Zid Kids, are the owners of this beautiful riad in Marrakesh, Morocco. They live in their colourful home with their two children, Noor and Zak.
In their interior they have mixed a contemporary touch with traditional Moroccan craftsmanship. Just like they do with their beautiful Zid Zid collection.
Their two children, who speak French, English and Arabic, have ample opportunity to express their creative talent.
I love the warm colored orange wall.
A Riad is traditional Moroccan house or palace with an interior garden or courtyard.
Of course you can find lots of Zid Zid items in Julie’s and Moulay’s home.
Images by Gaelle Le Boulicaut/ via Milk Magazine.
Shop in the same style as this Riad:
1. Zid Zid Lion Cushion, 2. hand-made copper pendant, 3. water hyacinth storage basket, 4. Zid Zid owl cushion, 5. folding table/tray, 6. Zid Zid Mini Pouf Cloud.
All ferm LIVING products are now available with a large discount from Le Souk. Only one or two of each items are left in stock so hurry! Click here for all items on sale.
Marit Lissdaniels and Angelica Utterberg are the names behind Little Studio. This beautiful label from Sweden offers playful and cheerful design, which is supposed to fit equally well to adults as to children. After the success of their graphic prints, they have expanded their collection with pillowcases, trays and cutting boards.
Little Studio’s philosophy: “Children’s ability to see things for more than what they really are, is a great inspiration to us. For example, a triangle could just be a triangle – but it can also be a mountain. Or a circle, a circular symbol, can with other circles turn into soap bubbles. We try to avoid the traditional gender roles, we want everything to fit all. It’s so much more fun we think, when you erase these boundaries and get to choose freely. Instead, we try to create designs that with the aid of imagination, color and shape conveys a special feeling.” You can visit their beautiful online shop here.
This Halloween, super stylish children’s boutique Smallable is putting on a spooky scavenger hunt with a special Halloween Prize to win. The fashion and design concept store for kids ages 0-12 has hidden four Halloween characters on their site… a witch, a ghost, a scarecrow, and a pumpkin! Your mission:
1) Find one or more of the villains on the Smallable site and click the «like» button next to the character to show you’ve found it.
2) Then go to the facebook page and leave a comment to say you have played (but shhhh! Don’t say where the spooky character is hidden!)
3) Smallable will announce the winner and special Halloween prize.
Here’s a hint to find one of the hidden spooky characters: The witch is looking for a new black dress… look for her in the girls clothing section!
Too easy? Find all four! The scarecrow, ghost, and pumpkin are lurking in the midst…
Bartsch is a decorative painting workshop specializing in children’s rooms. This company from Paris, France, was founded by cousins Gala and Nicolas. They have combined their skills to create collections of chic and playful patterns in their Parisian workshop. Bartsch, whose name comes from their great-grandfather, is the result of the relationship between graphic design and decorative painting.
Bartsch brings back into fashion the French tradition of decorative painting by imagining collections for children, with modern patterns and colors. Special care is devoted to the quality of materials, the color palette and the use of traditional craftsmanship to create a durable and elegant result.
Designs from the Bartsch catalogue are adapted to each space, depending on its size, light and spirit. Each pattern is hand-painted directly on the wall. ou can see the gesture and the brush strokes; you can feel the texture of the material. You will never find the same pattern or the same texture twice. Each wall is absolutely unique. More information can be found on Bartsch’s website.
