Feather & Black’s new collections of beds and bedspreads are excellent quality. Our favourite is this Edward Bunk Bedstead crafted from Chinese ash. It’s a contemporary design that can convert into two single beds and costs £999. The blue Jasper

The clean, ivory-white look of The Noah Collection by British-based furniture specialists Feather & Black is cool and contemporary. And, like the ark built by the famous biblical craftsman, this stylish range of beds and coordinating furniture

Check out this gorgeous Apples bedlinen from Feather & Black. A single set with a duvet cover and standard pillowcase costs £45, and a double, which has two pillowcases, £59.

* We might always be telling our children that there are no monsters under the bed, but with the Monster bedding set from Feather & Black they can rest assured that the monsters are on their side. Made from 100 per cent cotton, Monster costs £59

* This crisp white cotton duvet set is beautifully brightened with on-trend Russian dolls in red, yellow, blue and coral. It costs £40.50 from Feather & Black. * Crafted from recycled fabrics, this sweet Milly The Chicken Doorstop will keep doors

The Jigsaw High Chair is height-adjustable, rotates 360 degrees and the tray is removable, so it can be used at the table or as a standard high chair. It’s available in walnut and olive, black and white, black and red or birch and brown to suit any

Coloured shades can transform a room’s atmosphere, and the fabulous Fly light by Kartell has nine transparent colours as well as opaque black or white. It works wonderfully in a tryptich, but is also stunning as a solo piece. £123 each from Aria.

Count down the hours until the reindeer carries Santa to your rooftop with this stunning Stag Rejse wall clock. Measuring 50x28cm, it costs £60 in black, and £67 in any other colour upon request from Westergaard Designs.  

Beneath its curved design, the Clexo Play Table by Timkid is a superbly practical children’s desk. Made from beech and birch plywood, there’s a footrest, washable seat (in red, shown, blue or black) and a tilted table top with two cup holders. £225

Designed by Anna Castelli Ferrieri in 1969, the Componibili storage units by Kartell have received awards for their innovative design and are on permanent display at the Museum of Modern Art in New York. They are available in white, silver and black