Look at this Cotton Croisette Collection by Honoré Deco: we totally love the Mini seats for children!
COTTON CROISETTE COLLECTION BY HONORE' DECO
Look at this Cotton Croisette Collection by Honoré Deco: we totally love the Mini seats for children!
Look at this Cotton Croisette Collection by Honoré Deco: we totally love the Mini seats for children!
Quincaillerie is a project by Camille Viallet et Théo Leclercq, a designer duo based in Paris, that has its origins in a simple production system: the circular extrusion of porcelain stoneware. The earth is extruded into a linear log cut to the desired length, spontaneously deformed and without prior drawing, then punctually crushed to accommodate the screws. This production technique allows for formal variation around a basic profile. Each hook is a unique piece.
Look at these two Petit Children’s Chairs by Ton.
They manually bend their furniture in the same workshops where their technology has been in use since 1861. They moved the features of their unique technique further more and mix them with contemporary designers’ thoughts. Their tables and chairs become a connection of quality, innovative shapes and a legacy to the place that has learned to understand the wood for generations.
We totally love Petit Children’s Chair No. 114, a high chair with a folding table, footrest and safety belt in the front part of the seat, which is intended for seating and feeding small babies. And the model of the Chair No. 14 designed for children who was already in the product portfolio in 1873!
With her background in product design and her passion for vintage design, Klaartje de Hartog is the driving force behind the Dutch Design brand Keecie. She has an unparalleled sense of color and detail. Moreover, her designs are not only beautiful with a screen print on the inside, but also practical. You can put everything you need in it. They are suitable for daily use. And they last for years.
We really love them!
3ffen by Paula Boldrin is a cooperative game for ethno-linguistic coexistence in South Tyrol.
It is a project born from the need of integration between the Italian and German ethno-linguistic groups in South Tyrol, inspired by the ideas and writings by Alexander Langer, a South Tyrolean politician and leader of the Verdi who was active between the 80s and 90s, who was passionate about mediating between the different linguistic communities of his homeland.
So 3ffen is a cooperative game for elementary school children that was born as a meeting and sharing project, which aims to unite and bring children native speaking Italian and German together, with a view to overcoming prejudices and divisions.
Let’s discover it!
This book edited by De Agostini and written by Adriana Carranca is the story of a modern-day heroine, the youngest winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, teaches us the courage to fight for freedom and the importance of having an education. Malala lives in the Pakistani region of Swat, she is the best in her class and loves books. When she is just a child, her life is suddenly turned upside down. The country falls into the hands of the Taliban, Islamic extremists who impose strict rules on all the inhabitants of the valley, on pain of death. From that moment on, songs, dances and parties are banned. Women can no longer wear colorful clothes or go to the market. Above all, girls are prohibited from attending school. Malala, however, is very brave; her father Ziauddin taught her that you can fight against injustices and is determined to rebel to assert her rights and regain her freedom. At the age of eleven, therefore, she decides to use the only weapons she has: the pen and the word. She starts a blog through which she introduces the tragedy of Swat girls to the whole world and claims that all women need to be educated. The road she has taken is not easy and her life is seriously endangered by a terrible attack on the school bus that brings her home ... But his strength and her determination will be stronger than any attack. Go Malala!
Look at these beautiful illustrations by Bruna Assis Brasil!
Understanding of simple things, appreciation of clear forms, natural materials and independence of mind should be encouraged early on. Lislis toys teach kids to feel the warmth of the wood, to appreciate the beauty of simple things, and to apply the imagination to objects for playing. Lislis toys are eco-friendly wooden toys, good for mastering the art of touch, for abstract and multidimensional thinking. Very good!
Founded in 1998 in Njoro, Kenya, Kenana Knitters was set up to help rural women find some much needed form of income using their spinning and knitting skills. Kenana Knitters is dedicated to supporting the local community by empowering over 500 rural Kenyan women to knit a brighter future for themselves and their families. Look at these hand-crafted creations, aren’t they lovely?
Mr Fox Crafts are two aunties located in a small town in South Bulgaria.
They love play, art, crafts and knowledge, so they spend most of their time learning, savouring beauty, admiring other people’s craftsmanship and working hard to improve theirs.
They are offering us a growing collection of wild and farm animals from various part of the world.
All these wooden figurines are CE certified toys, safe for children above 3 years of age.
We love them all!
Happy Spaces is a manufacturer of unique bedroom fabrics and decorations with children's illustrator prints.
They create every collection, from the combination of colors and characters to the combinations of motifs. Within each collection, the illustrator develops not just a single print, but entire panels for individual products (wigwams, pillows, rugs) so that the overall picture of the room looks interesting and varied.
The creation of each Happy Spaces’ collection ends with the addition of various textured velvet and muslin elements to add depth to the interior.
Which theme do you prefer?
The Zoofamily creates kids’ camera’s, encouraging children to become acquainted with beta subjects at a young age. Photography will help them develop various critical skills, such as creative thinking, observational, critical thinking, social skills and last but not least fine motor skills. Being creative with a kids’ friendly digital camera will inspire them to be more creative and connect with their friends, families, nature through the art of photography.
The children's cameras from The Zoofamily are super light and made for children's hands. They fit perfectly in their hands so that the chance of falling is reduced. If it does happen, ... no problem! The super cute cover of the children's camera absorbs the shock so that the camera remains undamaged.
Every Zoofamily kids’ camera is provided with stickers to personalize the camera and to give it its own touch. The photos themselves can also be edited by our small photographers...various layouts and templates are ready for them!
Last, but not least, The Zoofamily aspires a world in which natural beauty is restored for generations to come: for one camera sold they plant one tree.
Let’s get shooting!
Maka kids design is a small emerging company with a noble cause.
It is a synergy of Benin’s (Africa) handmade production and a sales team in Croatia.
The big part of its earnings is invested in education of the children in Benin and women employing what makes a real social impact of the community.
The idea is that this brand is a place where you can find completely natural products for kids and babies.
Maka offers product completely made of natural materials, natural fabric dye. For making the clothes they use linen fabric which is sturdy but cozy. Material leftovers are reused to make toys. This action makes them zero waste company. We love this label!
Trígonos project started in 2011 from a completely open-ended approach: it encourages one’s own imagination while experimenting in geometry, mathematics and physics.
Children are free to choose how to play with it and, while some kids use Trígonos in a very symmetrical way, others take more abstract options.
Trígonos material already provides for a very large number of construction possibilities: houses, cars, animals, labyrinths, puppet theatres...In addition, it only uses sustainably-grown natural wood and in this set, for example, organic cotton fabric.
We totally love this kind of design for children!
Tautanz, launched in Amsterdam in 2019, was born out of the desire for eco-friendly goods with a modern and elegant aesthetic.
While travelling around the globe, founder Isabel Theissen was inspired to explore soap bars and natural linen as more sustainable and luxurious alternatives for self-care products. Based near Porto at the time, she connected with local manufacturers who still honour artisan craftsmanship to develop a line of luxurious, all-natural bath essentials.
Children, from birth, develop by experimenting and playing. The aim of Miúda Mobilia is to allow them to take over their room and make it a unique place. They don't see furniture as objects that just fulfill a function. They see endless possibilities for the imagination. We love these safe environments to sleep, play, imagine and grow. Have a look at them!
Nordic Lemon is a Latvian brand for babies and kids, founded by two mothers Santa and Kate. Their inspiration is to make beautiful organic products suitable for kids and families, promoting green living in the jungles of everyday city life. They strive to create original and unique designs with local artists, resulting in long lasting products which grow with the family. Their designs are inspired by Scandinavian culture and Hygge principles to enjoy life and create cosy moments during each day and finished with childhood playfulness and vivid colours. Love it!
Do you know we love candles?
We discover the ones designed by Lex Pott from Rotterdam and we totally fell in love.
Look at these Pillar candles that get their shape from a different technique: each candle is a unique intuitive combination of colors and proportions turned on a lathe to give each one a perfect silhouette. Or the Twist candles that use the flexibility of wax. In this project Lex Pott tried to combine both base and the candle in a single material shape. Resulting in one candle double ends candle.
Lille Løve is an artisan children’s quilt company founded by Copenhagen-based Londoner, Alexandra Bailie. The inspiration for Lille Løve comes from cosy childhood memories. Quilts, much like stories, are meant to pass from generation to generation. To provide comfort, and joy, and protection. Ethically sourced, lovingly made, each unique in its imperfections.
No better gift for expecting friends or family!
Atelier Cabéru is founded by the Illustrator Raphaël LD. He lives in Paris and he draws in black ink, using the dots technique to design unique universes in which animals come to life. Which one is your favourite?
Do you know MiniKnots by Ulgen Semerci? Its’ focus is on children’s interests and tastes.
Let’s discover their designs that combine colourful and familiar motifs from nature and the world around us! MiniKnots kilims are handwoven on traditional looms in Anatolia using quality 100% wool. Their original ideas have been developed from the Gabbeh weaving tradition dating back to 16th Century Iran which regularly featured simple shapes and patterns, often used for conveying stories and themes. Their combined love for traditional kilims and children’s design has resulted in their unique range of pieces especially for children, we love all of them!