EDWARD & OLIVIA BEAN BAG

A nice beanbag is a bit of a rarity but look what happens when you combine them with a great bit of illustration....sweet! The Ferm Living Olivia and Edward beanbags are clever and cute with creative creature illustrations by Ulrika Gustafsson. These drawn designs are both artful and imaginative, exuding an undeniable quality and loads of personality. These clean and crisp pieces are a kid-friendly product and constructed from 100% organic cotton. Perfect for any nursery or playroom!

HAPPY EASTER!

Pimp your egg! Think outside the 'shell' this year and create something fun with your little ones that go beyond dyes and crayons. Have a look at this great DIY project for Babiekinsmagazine by abitofpillipilli.blogspot.com

ORGANIC SNEAKER

I confess, I'm addicted to shoes. Now having kids I can buy even more shoes.. for them :-) Their closet's are already filled with the cutest little pairs. The funny thing is that my son Beer actually only wants to wear one pair, the ones I actually dislike the most…. Now the rest of his collection are just for show in his room. Thus, I found these cute organic, canvas sneakers by Keep Company, Navajo beige model. I love the colors of the Navajo pattern print at the ankle, great for summer! Now lets just hope they will pass Beer his critical eye. Available at mylittlesquare.com

RE-TURNED

Cool for both kids as adults who have a big heart for Mother Nature. The “Re-turned”-concepts elevates leftover wood from being merely an ignored piece of trash to becoming a desired piece of feel-good woodcraft. A 100% recycled item. Love the packaging and the play on words! Via Beller.

EASTER INSPIRATION

How I love the H&M Home department, hereby a good picture to get you in the Easter mood... All available at HM.com

MOUSTACHE SET

How cute is this set of three moustaches by Oeuf! It will be a perfect gift for any master of disguise. The attached elatic makes it easy to take them on and off.

BLACK & WHITE

Lately, I've been loving black and white for kid, even baby, bedrooms. Going with black and white is a chic way of dealing with design choices when finding out the sex at birth. The black and white also becomes a clean backdrop to toys and things that start to accumulate, making the space feel less cluttered. Plus, it's a good neutral combo for adding color accents later (and a good excuse to use chalkboard paint). Here are a few adorable B&W rooms. What do you think? Minimalism gone too far or just the right amount of cute?