On a bright and breezy morning, Marylebone High Street is already abuzz with activity as guests arrive for the opening of the brand new Designers Guild Homestore. Brimming with vibrant colours, flamboyant fabrics in vivid hues and textures

Remsen chairWorthy of an elite gentleman’s club, this limited-edition, small-scaled wing chair is emblazoned with varsity crests to inspire your young sporty scholar to aim high – maybe the Ivy League beckons? Sturdy in structure, it is upholstered in navy wool and varsity patche...

to recognise all the companies who share in our commitment and passion for all things beautiful in your child's life. That's why we are introducing The Junior Design Awards.Entry forms will be available in early January 2011, so watch this space for more

Many great modern designers have turned their talents to chairs, and still more are turning their designs into child-size versions, from the boudoir chic of the Lou Lou Ghost chair by Philippe Starck to the 20th-century Modern style of the Eames

WOW! We'd just like to say that we have been overwhelmed with the brilliant response to our very first Junior Design Awards. We're delighted to bring you all the latest news from our entrants, with exclusive interviews and previews, plus lots

in force to celebrate the exciting new talent from the country's youngest new designers.We were delighted to meet up with Kirsty Watson, the proud winner of the very first George Children's Design Competition, and to see her winning creations! (I was lucky

We're delighted to announce the official opening of our inaugural Junior Design Awards 2010–11. We are now inviting entries in the following categories: Children's Fashion; Lifestyle & Interiors; Travel; Food & Dining; Toys & Books; Green Parenting

to create life-long friends.”What did you wear? “I’ve always felt special to be able to wear clothes designed by my father. This was always cool because he made everything, from Rugby shirts, to cool jeans, to racing jackets and this eclectic mix and styling

“When I grow up, I want to be a fireman” mused Tom Dixon as a child. His career may not have turned out quite how he imagined, but as a world-renowned designer – with time also spent as a welder, bass guitarist with Eighties band Funkapolitan

For any designer, the moment one of your designs becomes an immediately identifiable signature is a defining one. From the intertwined Chanel Cs to the zigzag of a Missoni stripe, from the prancing polo pony of Ralph Lauren to the stirrup buckle