Children
Finding furniture for Teens and Tweens, that is something more than they’ll reluctantly settle for, is difficult as choice can be limited, tough to find or cost-prohibitive. Too often the styles are mild adaptations of adult furniture that doesn’t suit the youth of today, with their high expectations and discerning views on design and style brought about through the influence of Apple Inc. and others.
Posted by keren at 9 February, 2010
This soft, sweet, modern crib bedding set allows you to bring your sense of style right into the nursery!
Inspired Crib Bedding offers you stylish, modern baby bedding designs that providing a much needed update to traditional baby bedding, The perfect blend of sweetness and sophistication.
Posted by keren at 5 February, 2010
Sebra was founded and is run by designer Mia Dela, who after having children of her own, got inspired to produce toys, furniture and textiles for kids with a particular focus on children at play and the space they inhabit. Sebras products exude a joyful mix of old fashioned crafts like crocheting and knitting; and modern eye-catching, durable designs in beautiful colors and inspired shapes, made to blend naturally into a child’s daily life of playing and learning. The Kily bed answer KIDSLOVEDESIGN’s criteria for baby furniture: beautiful design, it will grow with your children to enjoy it for many years to come.
Posted by Michelle at 1 February, 2010
By challenging the common norms for kids furniture Mimondo wish to create functional furniture in stylish imagery designs that gives an aesthetic balance in the room.
Mimondo wish to be a part of the international market for kids furniture by focusing on new and innovative thoughts concerning design, production and use of materials.
Mimondo wish to create an enviroment for the kids where they can be inspired and use their fantasy thereby increasing the quality of life.
Posted by Michelle at 29 January, 2010
When I was younger one of the best things my Dad could bring home to me was a cardboard box, or a piece of candy. The problem with the cardboard boxes is that they break! They aren’t sturdy, they certainly don’t look appealing to eye….and, let’s face it- we don’t want out children finding a way to make a home out of boxes too easily, that certainly doesn’t look goof for their future. Max in the Box has found a way to take the standard box idea and turn it into multifunctional piece of furnitute. Max Boxes can be used as stools, chairs, tables….secret hideouts, and beyond! They are delivered flat-packed and are quick and easy to assemble without gluing. Once assembled, the elements are extremely rugged and can withstand many years’ intensive use. All components are made from quality birch plywood with rounded edges for safety and comfort and are finished with non-toxic paint. Toys and furniture in one, the elements contain assembly slots so that they can be slotted together securely in many different ways. And you can always buy additional sets to encourage your children’s creativity. This is certainly a major step up from the cardboard box…..a major step.
For More Children
Posted by Chelsea Latimer at 28 January, 2010
Create a fun and inspiring nursery with this gorgeous colorful collection. The Azur offers an exciting combination of quality and style, and includes all of the essential pieces a nursery needs.
For more information go to: www.inmod.com
Posted by Michelle at 25 January, 2010
