The Fabulous Goose ...

I adore the Danish brand  Fabulous Goose and I'm over the moon finally to have it in my shop!
The patterns for the baby and kids blankets are cut by hand out of paper, inspired by the great H.C. Andersen and the way he made the paper cuts for his fairy tales.

The blankets are nostalgic as well as contemporary & just sooooo cute!

Check out our new Hookies clothes hangers the kids hangers with a retro feel! I remember them from my childhood when I used them for my dolls clothes! Sweet

A fashionable stay in Amsterdam - anyone?

I have just come across these amazing images in Rum, the photos are from Hotel the Exchange in Amsterdam. All the rooms have been dressed  by student from the Amsterdam Fashion Institute to look like models on a catwalk, so staying at the Exchange would be like visiting a fashion house surrounded by all the paraphernalia associated with this creative environment! Love it!

A truly inspired concept ...

Graphic Heaven!

For someone who finds it near impossible to resist cool typeface and monochrome posters, a visit to the Playtype Concept store is a must! You can ACTUALLY browse for your preferred typeface;  I reckon it's as close to graphic heaven as it gets....  

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Below Design Letters  by Arne Jacobsen

Poster by Therese Sennerholt









The screen print from Hvass&Hannibal

Nadja Moufid for Save The Children Sweden

Easter cuteness

I first came across Spagat, a graphic design agency on PureDeco. Within minutes I was swooning over their seriously cool studio and the very cute Easter decorations. Designed by the owner Sidsel Gaustadnes,  these cuties are certain to make a splash this Easter.
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Spagat, the name behind this charming design translates to doing the splits!

 loving this studio













Creative spacious feel

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Oh to be a Hoptimist!

On my recent trip back home I found the country invaded by these guys! Also a common sight in  the sixties, they have somewhat made a revival! The cute and very optimistic guys and girls are called Hoptimist, they were designed by the Danish furniture designer Hans Gustav Ehrenreich. What is the use of them I hear you say?  Hoptimist are at their happiest on your desk or table, gently bobbing around with every movement in the vicinity.  I have brought a few back to the UK as they do make me....  
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The Hoptimist are on sale from the online  Hoptimist shop