Newo by Emma Casella is a kit for newborns made of Swiss wool. It contains seven elements and you can use it in three versions: play mattress, cradle or rolled for transportation. Newo is inspired by a similar kit that the Finnish government has been providing to families through parental subsidies since 75 years. If the Swiss state also chose to offer a Newo kit to new parents, there would be a regular demand for Swiss wool again, ultimately creating a Swiss-limited circuit of collection, processing, production and distribution of the raw material.
BEAR FAMILY BY PIERRE YOVANOVITCH
Look at these upholstered armchairs in oiled solid oak by Pierre Yovanovitch who works with artisans in France and Switzerland who utilize traditional crafting techniques.
TOYTO
Toyto from Germany make toy to play, to express human artistry, to follow vision and to create the un-created. We totally fell in love with their collection!
LOULOU LAMPS BY VANITY BOUM
We present you the new lamp by Vanity Boum, LouLou! Created to celebrate the founder's daughter and the childhood, it is round and joyful with her retro air and her pop and tangy colors.
LAURENT CAMARASA
Let’s discover together the wooden handmade sculptures by Laurent Camarasa.
LAYERED
Layered is a Swedish interior design brand born in 2015 and based in Stockholm, that combines a bold contemporary expression with genuine craftsmanship and sustainable materials. Look at their rugs with exciting shapes or colorful patterns: handmade in 100% natural or recycled materials.
TOP TOP
TOP TOP is a ceramics workshop in Nantes founded by Marie and Lucas. They are a design and production studio using ceramics as first means. Each piece is handpainted with funny patterns and designed to be used daily and forever.
NEW NAPKINS, BIBS AND APRONS BY BARON VENUS
Look at the newness by Baron Venus, the contemporary homeware brand born out of Istanbul.
COLLECTION DENIM01 BY LEO NUNES ALMEIDA
In his most recent project, Nunes Léo Almeida, repurposes industrial denim. By cutting the fabric, he turns it into threads, which he then crochets to produce rugs, lamps, or to cover modified industrial seating. The use of crochet as a technique entails a fully manual process, as this craft cannot be industrialized. WOW!
LIAM DE LA BEDOYERE
Look at these two projects by Liam de la Bedoyere, an Essex-based designer born and raised in England.
The Slot Chair, one Plywood piece, bent into a wave chair shape, while the other piece slots from the back and is glued to become the leg support.
The Dog Hut Nest, a functional pet furniture, a desk space for dogs to use while their owners work from home.
Which one do you like the most?
NOMAD BY SOFIA KARNUKAEVA
The Nomad project by Sofia Karnukaeva consist of tactile sculptures that evoke associations with both bodily and zoomorphic forms, while simultaneously resembling nests, beehives, or caves. We love the transformation of the natural motifs into elegant sculptural forms refer to the theme of home, a safe and private space in which semi-darkness lurks or is illuminated by light.
BINABO BY TICTOYS
By simply clicking together, children and adults build their own toys with Binabo by Tictoys. We love this toy because it brings movement into the children's room and playfully promotes creativity, fine motor skills and spatial thinking.
LUNI BY ANASTASIA RYBAK
LUNI by Anastasia Rybak is multi-functional furniture set hat can stay in the child’s room straight up to his maturity, serving him in different age stages. It consist of modular coloured and shaped cushions and a metal frame that can be used as a table and encourage children to be more playful and creative. The set contains additional stickers made of eco-leather: eyes and figures, that can be easily attached to the cushions to add a character and emotions to the modular elements. WOW!!!!
PARTNER IN CRIME
Partner in Crime, born in 2022, is not focused on children's design only. They create upcycled bags, handbags, and backpacks, working in collaboration with Slovakian local companies with production waste from the production. Let’s discover their collection!
LITTLE BIG CHAIR BY BIG-GAME FOR MAGIS
Little Big chair by BIG-GAME studio for Magis is designed for kids from 2 to 6 six years old. It is the perfect combination of a plastic shell with wooden feet. The chair, that comes in three colors, grows with the children, thanks to a simple system that allows the chair to be adjusted to three different heights. We love this object that has the qualities of an adult chair, but for children!
TRUE ARTIST
True Artist is a Spanish brand that comes from the creativity of Bobo Choses’ Founder and Creative Director, Adriana Esperalba. It is born to offer a wide range of colourful, comfortable and timeless childrenswear made of high-quality fabrics and materials manufactured mainly in Spain and Portugal.
LIGHTING FOLD BY NORTSTUDIO
Fold by nortstudio, a workshop based in Antwerp, is a new range of lamps created by simply cutting and folding a thin sheet of steel. Each lamp is composed of two different coloured parts. We love the translation of a two-dimensional graphic composition into a three-dimensional object. Which is your favorite colour combinations?
DIY KIT BY AMBESSA
Look at this DIY Kinetic Flashlight by Ambessa available in two versions: light blue and transparent. Specially designed for kids aged 8, and up, this comprehensive kit includes everything needed for building a kinetic flashlight from scratch. Ambessa is a very important project, let’s discover more about them!
photo credit: Nick Rochowski
LE SAC BY O'CAOU
We love Le sac by O’caou: a backpack for diaper changing, for school, or just for walking. A bag to become big and independent. An evolving backpack, designed to last. Wonderful!
ELEMENTO BY JOSEPHINE BALAYN
Elemento by Joséphine Balayn is an element made of agglomerated cork (a process produced from 100% PEFC recycled cork stoppers) inspired by yoga bricks, designed as a three-dimensional construction module. We love this single volume that gives free rein to the imagination to create vases, podiums, stools, screens, low walls, screens or even children's huts (easy to maintain, hypoallergenic).