Teaching your toddler about colours, words and objects just got much cooler with the bold graphics and exciting colours of this print exclusively from Lula Sapphire. The print is on 100 per cent coated cotton canvas stretched onto a wooden frame

Children love to demonstrate their artistic talents and now they can add a personal masterpiece to their room with this Tick-Tock wallpaper from the Absolute Zero Degrees Mini Moderns range. They can paint or colour the wallpaper any way they want

recap each week on the previous colour to test your child's learning.   More education tips from Junior:Ways to teach your child about oppositesWays to encourage your child's creativity

The fabulously fun Jelly makes a great night light. The soothing glow changes through thousands of colours and your child can stop on any she wishes simply by pressing the squidgy top. £28 from Mathmos. 

's (volatile organic compounds). Of the considered colour palette on offer we love the punchy yellow Helter Skelter, chalky blue Caravan and chic grey hued Ghost Train.Olive Loves Alfie Colour from £33, by Olive Loves AlfieDon't miss... Find out how Olive Loves

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.

Grey Robin Lambswool Cushion (40x40cm) £65 from Rume

Baby Sock Monkeys £7.50 each from The Heart Hut

The wonderfully vibrant Tree Wall Mural by Aspace is tremendously versatile as it’s removable and you can also place the leaves where you wish. Made of easy-to-clean vinyl, it measures 50x70cm and costs £30.    

When French designer Philippe Starck created his first Gnome stool table for Kartell back in 1999, the colours were so lurid that only the most committed Starck fans actually thought of owning one. Now that these stunning black versions of Attila