Here’s a whole new reason to smile… well, three reasons actually!
My affection for retro, eclectic and contemporary wallpaper is growing rapidly. With my online bookmarks quadrupling in the last few months from the plethora of “I have to have this!” wallpaper designs, it’s becoming a bit of an obsession – albeit a good one. Most likely none will make their way into my home but … [Read more.]
For me, being and feeling part of a family is one of the most important things I can give my kids, so I love the idea of these great personalised cushions and pillows.
Here are two scenarios that drive me mad: 1) You go to pop your kiddo in bed only to find some sort of catastrophe (water, or worse) means their pillowslip is sopping wet, but the rest of the linen is fine. Obviously you don’t want to wash any more linen than you absolutely have to … [Read more.]
The science of sleep has become a whole lot more high-tech in recent years with a focus on latex and the use of more natural fibres for beds and bedding. New babies are particularly sensitive to their sleep environments so that’s why the Pebble Mattress has been created.
Here’s a pillow that puts a whole new perspective on the term “sweet dreams”.
Kids always love beanbags. I longed for one when I was young however my mum had other interior decorating ideas and refused them as she thought they looked ‘sloppy’. Nowadays though, there are lots of stylish beanbag choices.
Heather Shaw, a Toronto-based mother of two boys, is quite seriously like a breath of fresh air. Upon setting eyes on her collection for babies and children I can’t help but heave a sigh of relief. Don’t get me wrong, I love colour; but there’s something unmistakably calming about the use of linen and hemp … [Read more.]
I have a real love of birds which my daughter seems to have inherited, and also of Russian dolls. So how happy am I that I came across these gorgeous bird cushions by Clare Nicholson at Papa Stour!
Bold geometrics are big in this home, so it’s little wonder the goodies from Noon Softspace have struck a chord. The philosophy behind this Swiss brand is to look at everyday objects with new eyes, making them softer and more accessible for little ones.
There’s nothing quite like a quirky object to make or break a room. It’s often that one last thing you add which adds an element of interest and polishes up the decor to a high standard.
We mentioned Minimodern earlier in the year and now with much delight we can inform you that Minimodern has had a name change… and is now known as Smallish!
