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Destinations for the design-savvy parent
On 01/09/2011 in Interiors
Here is Junior's guide to the best children's furnishing companies and websites
There are some great children’s furnishing companies and websites that are good to keep on your hotlist when updating your child’s room. Here is just a small sample of some of our current favourites: - Offi Our pick of this range includes the Roll
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Lovely London cushions
On 01/02/2010 in Interiors
Furnish your home with cushions inspired by the great city of London
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.
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Stencils by Lotta Jansdotter
On 01/06/2010 in Interiors
Learn how to stencil nature patterns onto your home furnishings with Lotta Jansdotter's informative book
Lotta Jansdotter has created a beautiful range of stencils to brighten any room. The book includes advice on how to decorate walls, fabric and furniture, as well as ten stencils in an array of designs including these elephant, dotted leaf and sunflower patterns. Stencils by Lotta...
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Olive Loves Alfie owner's funky home
On 01/09/2011 in Interiors
Mixing original artworks, bespoke furnishings and Seventies classics delivers retro perfection in Ashlyn Gibson’s home
Ashlyn Gibson’s house rocks. From the minute you walk through the front door, it’s “Ooh” around this corner, then “Ahhh” around the next, and “Oh, my god, that’s such a clever idea”. Ashlyn and her six-year-old daughter, Olive, live in a terraced house in the trendy north London ...
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Ann Louise Roswald's cosy loft apartment
On 02/09/2011 in Interiors
Bold hues and cosy furnishings create a loveable, comfy loft apartment for Ann Louise Roswald and her family
The life of fashion designer Ann Louise Roswald is all about bold patterns, colour and prints. You see it in every fashion collection she’s ever launched, such as her signature florals; you see it in her new interiors collection, and you see it in her east London home – there’s n...
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Junior meets Oeuf NYC founder Sophie Demenge
On 13/07/2012 in Interiors
Chic furniture, kooky clothes and unusual furnishings, NYC-based Oeuf have hatched a nestful of brilliant ideas. We caught up with the company's co-founder Sophie Demenge
How did you come up with the idea for Oeuf NYC? Both my husband Michael Ryan and I are designers. Our previous business was designing furniture and ceramics in our Brooklyn workshop. When we found out we were going to be parents in 2001 we realized there was absolutely nothing on...
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Olli & Lime's striking new patterns
On 01/12/2008 in Interiors
Olli & Lime's latest designs for the home are splendid
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.
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Boo Cushion from Boo & Belle
On 01/05/2010 in Interiors
Illustrator Mandy Sutcliffe's little rabbit character Boo has his very own portrait hand-embroidered onto a cream cushion
Meet Boo, the cute rabbit companion of pretty little girl Belle. Both characters were created by illustrator Mandy Sutcliffe and now adorn pictures, clothing and soft furnishings. The latest addition is this hand-embroidered Boo Cushion, with a big
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Junior's shopping list this month
On 01/12/2008 in Interiors
Junior is adding frames, Emily Bond 's cushions and Minton salt and pepper cherubs to our Christmas shopping list
* Display your child’s mini masterpieces in these open-side frames from Articulate Gallery. Prices start at £14.99 for a single A4 frame. * Designer Emily Bond has gorgeous soft furnishings for all the family. Feather-stuffed linen cushions cost £46
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The great design evolution: children's furniture
On 01/09/2011 in Interiors
Some of the world’s most iconic designer furniture is distinctly cool comfort for today’s children. So how has this modern design evolution come about?
The last decade or so has witnessed tremendous changes in the world of children’s furnishings. However, our generation of parents is not the first to have appreciated good design. Neither are we the first to have had designers create cutting
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