I have posted about Katrin Arens‘ beautiful kids furniture collection before (you can see this post here).
And I already featured this furniture maker and interior designer’s home some years ago (you can see this here).
But I have to show these images that I found on Milk Magazine’s website as well. I just love Katrin’s work, especially her sweet childrens furnitures pieces.
On Katrin’s website you can find more furniture and interior accessories. Each piece is unique and handmade, using reclaimed materials from derelict country houses, cellars and carpentry studios.
(images via Milk Magazine)
I LOVE this robot wallpaper design by Dutch design label Studio Ditte. It makes me want to redo my son’s room right now! After a journey through containers with small hardware parts and disassembling appliances, Studio Ditte brings a unique robot wallpaper. The army of friendly robots is made from old prints and decorated with small finds. The robot wallpaper is a blend of the nostalgic and the digital age.
This super cool wallpaper is available here (135 EUR per roll).
Today I’m loving … these free downloadable Paris City templates created by Made by Joel. This is fun (and educational) thing to do with your kids. Explore Paris together, driving the Citroën car through the Arc de Triomphe, buying candy at the Confiserie, and standing at the top of the Eiffel Tower.
You can get the templates here. A brief description of the buildings is included so you can tell your children about Paris. Tres jolie!
Today I’m loving… this kids room with a vintage car that is used to store books. The very cute crocheted dachshund is available from Le Souk (only a few left..).
(image via the marion house book)
You now get up to 50% discount on all items from Dutch brand kidsonroof at Le Souk. For example on playhouse Casa Cabana, displayed in the images above and below. The house, which you can decorate yourself, is big enough to fit your kids. Fun is guaranteed! It is made from recycled and biodegradable cardboard, and it is easy to set up, sturdy and safe. Ideal for birthday parties, and school craft projects for example.
Other kidsonroof items on sale: Playhouse Casa Cabana Deco, Bo Buro set, the Scandinavian style Trojan Horse, the cute Cooker, Dolly Cat and Dolly Rabbit, Mobile Playhouse in white and blue and the Rocket for future astronauts (a great gift for boys!).
(top image via The Boo and The Boy, other images via Le Souk)
Today I’m loving … this beautiful children’s den. It is designed by London designer Ilse Crawford. The room is part of a historic Georgian building in Somerset, England. The colourful pouf is from Donna Wilson by the way. You can see more of this family house on NY Times Style Magazine.
Today I’m loving … these hand made items from ViolaSometimes shop.
This is the beautiful Parisian home of the owners of stylish children’s boutique Noro in Paris. After an extensive renovation of six months owner Clair could start with the fun part: decorating!
Claire loves to reinvent new from something old. Her motto is that you can create an atmosphere with next to nothing. The image above shows her gorgeous collection of Japanese ceramics.
The hallway with a beautiful tiled floor.
Grey and black have been used for one of the children’s room.
Above the cosy dining room.
(images from Milk)
Today I’m loving … this nordic style family home.
(images via Femina & Lovenordic Design Blog)
I have been seeing a lot of mint green lately. Did Paula Navona set a trend with these chairs in mint? The image above is from ferm LIVING.
I am not a big fan of this color but I do think that it is a lovely color for a nursery. It is different than the standard pink or baby blue and it is still a sweet color. You can find mint green pompoms at Etsy shop PomLove.
The image from the beautiful nursery above (I love the vintage bed) is from mali-mo.
An old cupboard has been painted mint green in this image from VT Wonen.
The wooden letter ‘a’ is from Etsy seller Old New Again.
