Alexandra Darcissac, creator of La Princesse au Petit Pois  is a woman of passion. She loves making clothes and she loves spotting new talents to photograph her creations.  For her Spring-Summer 2012 collection, Alexandra has worked hand in hand with Helena, a Finnish designer

Carly  lives and works in Birmigham. She is the founder of Corby Tindersticks, which creates fun design and illustration for kids (and grown ups as well). Carly tells us more

In the not-so-distant past, and even today, long beards were the sign of specific peoples and tribes: they might be a sign of holiness, wisdom or authority (Father Christmas, Jesus, The Ayatollah) or more recently, eccentricity

Visiting London in 2012? Take a look at this temporary postmodern sanctuary peeping out over the busy South Bank walkways.The project is part of Living Architecture founded by philosopher Alain de Botton

Do you know Naif Magazine? This will be most likely a “YES”  in continental Europe as Naif has been around for a while now. But the title isn’t very spread in other countries.

This good looking swing is made of solid oak and thick natural Manila rope. It is delivered to you engraved on each side with the name of your choice

Brand Name Pom d’Api – Company name Rautureau Apple Shoes

Date of creation 1870 for the company, 1973 for the Brand

Country of origin France – Country of production France, Tunisia (and Asia for sneakers)

Name of the owners Guy Rautureau and Yvon Rautureau, sons of the founder Joseph Rautureau.

Just released, “Playful Homes” by Andrew Weaving is  not just another publication on kid’s rooms. The 240 pages book features twelve family homes, all designed

I have to say that my favourite children’s trade show is Playtime New York. Well, two (main) good reasons

They are very stylish and wonderfully designed; they carry names such as Jackie, Lenny or Bobby; they do the best job to protect the eyes. Sons + Daughters‘ hot