lifestyle,” she admits calmly down the phone. “But I also have a dream job – I get to walk around the shops and buy beautiful things for clients.”Home is now a spacious Victorian house in Holland Park. Decked out in cool, neutral shades and deeply luxurious

including Pirate Seas, Cactus Cowboy, Enchanted Wood and Gymkhana.Hibou Home Children's Wallpaper Collection £70 per roll.Discover... more interiors ideas for little piratesFind out... who won our category for Best Interiors Collection 2012

John Lewis has launched a fun but elegant homeware collection for children that includes everything from bedroom furniture and dinner sets to bathroom towels. We love the Robots and Rivets range, which includes Duvet Cover Set £25, Little Robot Cushion £15 and Rug £99. 

/Summer range from Bombay Duck includes a host of chic pieces for the home, such as the Dear Tooth Fairy cushion, £16, that has a pocket for that wobbly tooth. * This Rainbow floor cushion is made from ultra-soft cotton and has a moleskin-feel. Extra large

Olli & Lime have four new funky patterns in wallpaper and soft furnishings including this retro design, called George. Available in chocolate or lime green, the wallpaper costs £40 for 52x100cm; soft furnishings start at £35 for a cushion.

for a single bedlinen set. * We’re impressed with the new Bentley Organics Baby Care and Home Care ranges (which prove organic ingredients can still deliver full cleaning power). The zesty cleaning scents include Lime Bathroom Cleaner, and there is also

* Reversible blue gingham duvet and pillow sets from Aspace are pretty to look at and soft against children’s delicate skin. Visit www.aspaceuk.com for more details.* Beautiful handmade children’s sofas and armchairs that come in an incredible 30 different designs and cost from £...

Bobo Kids is a luxury interiors shop for children that opened in autumn in Chelsea. This beautiful junior bed is a fine example of the eclectic, vintage and designer items available. It costs £685. 

Always being asked, “Tell me a story”? With Michelle Mason’s new London cushions you’ll be able to invent tales without leaving your sofa. £45 from Notonthehighstreet.com.

Designed in 1945 by Charles and Ray Eames, these elephants were inspired by Charles’s love for Indian culture. Originally crafted in plywood, Vitra have reproduced these classics in bright, child-friendly polypropylene, available in white, grey, red, light pink and dark lime. The...