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Adorable Animal Farm Necklaces

Adorable Animal Farm Necklaces

With my five-year-old starting to raid my jewellery box, these super cute necklaces could mark the start of her own grown-up collection! 

The most coveted coat rack for tiny people courtesy of Franck & Fischer

The most coveted coat rack for tiny people courtesy of Franck & Fischer

Furnishing our children’s rooms with a playful but sophisticated vibe can sometimes be a tricky proposition. For picky parents (myself included) finding something as simple as a coat rack for the littlies can be an arduous task.

Trail of the elephants

Trail of the elephants

I have an elephant aficionado at my house. He has a huge herd of small plastic elephants, elephant books, elephant t-shirts (surprising how many are actually available), soft toy elephants and for a time would only eat off the Babar plate. Our regular visits to Melbourne Zoo’s impressive elephant enclosure invariably start with ‘riding’ the … [Read more.]

Update – We herd about a very stylish elephant

Update – We herd about a very stylish elephant

Back in January we mentioned these Eames Elephants. They were always made in plywood and very pricey. We have just heard they have released them in plastic (polypropylene). They will be available in five colours – red, pink, ice-grey, white and  lime. They are available at Utility in the UK for £139.95.

Elephant Blackboard Sticker – Let them draw on the walls

Elephant Blackboard Sticker – Let them draw on the walls

Want to avoid all those kiddy wall drawings on immaculate paint work? This is the way kids can draw to their heart’s content without testing parent’s patience and ruining painstakingly decorated homes. The Elephant Blackboard Sticker by Coco Boheme, can be removed and repositioned so that kids have a ready-made canvas in any room in … [Read more.]

We herd about a very stylish elephant

We herd about a very stylish elephant

Charles and Ray Eames were fascinated by elephants and in 1945 designed a plywood version for use as a child’s toy and as a decorative interior object.  Unfortunately, these were never put into mass production — in actual fact only 2 were every produced, one still in the Eames family archives. To celebrate Charles Eames … [Read more.]