31 December 2012
30 December 2012
maromeria II
There's more to Maromeria than nice kids' jumpsuits. Have look at these furniture items
This is my favourite design: the Rip + Tatter chair. 'This handmade chair
is sculpted by hammering out industrial cardboard; it's one of the latest works by NYC based designer, Pete Oyler.
Incredibly lightweight and durable this chair is 100% recyclable and
full of energy' (ha!).
29 December 2012
maromeria
This brand wins it in terms of the most original display of their apparel. Look at this!
Remember when I was talking about jumpsuits for boys? Again, these items are modeled by a girl, but to me they are perfect for boys too. What do you think?
The nice thing about these linen jumpsuits by Maromeria is that you can choose it's colour. It will be custom dyed 'especially for you'. Lovely colours.
28 December 2012
the hut
One of the favourite pastimes of my eldest is building huts... he can enjoy this for hours and hours. If we let him, he gets everything out of the closets, rooms to perfect his little nook... His brother has no problem at all adjusting to this new setting
27 December 2012
24 December 2012
23 December 2012
shop alert II: anoukb
AnoukB is a Dutch stylist (yay Haarlem!) and she recently started her own webshop. So many nice items, for kids too. These are my favourites... have to get this tee before it's sold
22 December 2012
shop alert: sparkle & spin
Sparkle & Spin sell the usual suspects... and give those kids' apparel brands a good twist by combining them into attractive looks
21 December 2012
20 December 2012
ghosts
I found these adorable little ghosts on Miss Moss' blog. Art is fun, I say!
Based on the ideas of the Japanese Shinto religion believing that everything in nature has a soul - a mountain rock, a plant, a pebble on the beach - Anders Arhøj & Louise Gaarmann designed a wide range of ceramic figures and blew life into them.
The small Ghosts inhabit your living space and are useful for many things - paper weights, door stoppers, toys, wedding ring holders, kitchen talismans or as company on a lonely night with no friends around to talk to.
Oh, and they are sold (among other places) at the Louisiana Museum, Denmark.
ceramic Ghosts by Anders Arhøj & Louise Gaarmann |
Based on the ideas of the Japanese Shinto religion believing that everything in nature has a soul - a mountain rock, a plant, a pebble on the beach - Anders Arhøj & Louise Gaarmann designed a wide range of ceramic figures and blew life into them.
The small Ghosts inhabit your living space and are useful for many things - paper weights, door stoppers, toys, wedding ring holders, kitchen talismans or as company on a lonely night with no friends around to talk to.
Oh, and they are sold (among other places) at the Louisiana Museum, Denmark.
19 December 2012
18 December 2012
17 December 2012
seppala
I don't remember where I saw the black and white shirt at the end of this post, but I knew I had to find out where to get it. Appears it's from a Finnish warehouse called Seppälä. They have some nice items, many with Scandinavian inspired designs (and not unimportant: for very reasonable prices). It looks like it though that people not from the region cannot buy there. It's a shame... shameshame...
16 December 2012
15 December 2012
hello
Oh... I like this sweater... hi everyone!
And this one is for papa
Hi via Hello Merch |
And this one is for papa
Papa via Hello Merch |
14 December 2012
13 December 2012
12 December 2012
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