The Milan furniture fair was recently wowed by Rocky, this fabulous seat-cum-rocking horse designed for Spanish brand MO by Martinez Otero. Playfulness lies at the heart of all MO products, and this piece is no exception. Your child could also opt for a seal, a whale or a dog – a...

Hang up coats and scarves on these raven hangers, which can be hung traditionally, or from the ceiling by a steel wire. Created by up-and-coming designer Ingibjörg Hanna Bjarnedottir, they are part of a range that also includes an antler coat rack

, from £12 for a pillowcase. * If you adore traditional interiors, but also love modern furniture, Old House New Home by Ros Byam Shaw (£16.99, Ryland Peters & Small) is packed with ideas for you.

Textile designer Donna Wilson is best known for her quirky knitted creatures. However, this year at Milan’s famous furniture fair, she unveiled a sofa, arm chair, knitted poufs and a range of traditionally woven Welsh blankets and cushions. The Hue

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

Spirited and playful, but also functional and practical. Traditional or modern, formal or whimsical, your child’s bedroom is not just where she will lay her head to sleep at night or play during the day. It’s not just a place to snuggle up with a

’s wellbeing, then green your home and make better friends with your neighbours. And if you have the time, there is always room for improving those traditional green skills: reducing, reusing, recycling, repairing and refusing.Nicola Baird is the author

Natty nappies are designed with baby, parent and the environment in mind. The disposable nappies are made from renewable and natural materials and keep oil-based plastics (that traditional nappies are made from) away from your baby's delicate skin

Traditional in its design aesthetic the Alphabet Collection features bold and cheerful character designs such as 'I' is for Ice-cream and 'O' is for Owls. With a crisp cotton mix bed linen, pretty craft bunting set and beautiful drape fabric

“A child’s table by day and a coffee table by night,” that’s how Bella and Nick Williams describe their innovative furniture design. As parents of two young children, they realised a traditional play table would take up too much space, so they came