Iglooplay is a children’s furniture collection from Lisa Albin Design combining organic, ergonomic shapes with a modernist look. The designs reflect the theory that child development flourishes from contact with sculptural forms, gorgeous materials

Textile designer Rebecca Oldfield is the talent behind the furniture and accessories company Lost And Found. Her fabulously patriotic designs dovetail the traditional with the modern on a host of items including cushions, lampshades, screens

Why do you think designer baby/children’s products have gained such prominence in recent years? Family and children have always been at the centre of most people’s lives. Although the economic climate may be tough for some at the moment, parents

Why do you think well designed pushchairs have gained such prominence in recent years?I think it is not limited to pushchairs, but the whole infant product industry has become aware that parents have become more design conscious and exacting in what

100% Design at Earl’s Court is an absolute must for all lovers of innovative modern design and is bursting with inspirational new products for the home including the playful Tessel by Korean designers Iwashin. There are also plenty for children

Two contrasting design ethos' lie behind Kenzo Kids' Spring/Summer 2012 look; modern styles and conceptual shapes blend with a vintage-inspired natural colours and woven materials to give a fresh, non nostalgic take on the brand's heritage look. A

-shirts and colourful buttons.  Key pieces are inspired by the adults' collections but redesigned in sizes and styles more suitable for a child's sense of imagination. Paul Smith Junior from £60

Concentrating on a limited palette of blues, whites and the occasional flashes of muted grey, mauve and pink, Ermanno Scervino Spring/Summer 2012 is a coherent and considered collection with a distinct personality shining through. Faded and distressed denim is given the boho trea...

Fashion's enfant terrible brings his anarchic spirit to this collection inspired by his classic collections from the Eighties. Pea coats, embroidery and of course his iconic kilt are the cornerstones of the Junior Gaultier brand, and for Spring

are developed to offer a new colour palette, fabrics and details that reflect both the upcoming trends as well as maintaining a classic timelessness. Each season see new, specially created prints that are exclusive to Hucklebones and designed in