With more people working remotely than ever before, the home office is unequivocally living its heyday. Forget partition walls and outdated desk chairs, now’s the time to take control of your workspace with a design that is comfortable, functional and beautiful. Brands such as Hay, Ferm Living, Hübsch and Muuto are creating a lovely warm environment with their furniture and stationery punctuated with accents of olive and sage green. Be the envy of your Zoom calls with this selection of designer chairs, minimalist desks, storage spaces, lighting and decorative pieces.

From jeans to jumpsuits, jackets and accessories, the blue denim trend is making a statement in the wardrobes of Gen Z-ers. Forget the skinny jean – the TikTok generation are all about flexibility and comfort, embracing the flared, the wide-legged and the baggy. These cuts inspired from the 80s, 90s and early 2000s are also being adorned with embroidered patches, multi-tone denim and colourful prints for a truly individual look. Paired with a plain white t-shirt, a killer pair of trainers, and a red accessory you’ve got yourself a classic look. Discover Smallable’s ultimate blue denim selection.

From weddings to baptisms, bat mitzvahs and birthdays – whatever the celebration, you’ll find the perfect outfit for your little girl within our selection of special occasion wear. Discover our range of dresses, blouses, skirts, shoes and accessories that will have your little princess looking her finest this party season.

From weddings to baptisms, bar mitzvahs and birthdays – whatever the celebration, make sure your little guy looks his best with our selection of special occasion wear for young boys. Discover our range of shirts, shorts, shoes and accessories that will have your little man looking his finest this party season.

The sun is shining, the seagulls are singing, and the salty air is calling us: it’s time to set sail for a summer of adventure. From nautical inspired clothing – think sailor stripes and marine motifs – to waterproof sandals, swimwear, hats and sunglasses, discover our selection of kids’ essentials that will have you smooth sailing all summer long.

Playground to the rich and famous, France’s Côte d’Azur has long been associated with elegant fashion since the likes of Grace Kelly, Brigitte Bardot and Audrey Hepburn graced its shores. Today, it’s all about understated elegance: simple feminine dresses, sandals that can be dressed up or down, a statement accessory and a killer pair of sunglasses. Direct from the streets of Saint Tropez, discover our selection of French Riviera inspired pieces.

Father’s Day is just around the corner! Smallable has put together a selection of the best gift ideas for dads: from high-tech gadgets, to lifestyle books, clothing and homewares. Whatever his style, we’ve got something to help you treat your dad this Father’s Day.

From toasty burnt orange to raw earthy reds, the terracotta colour palette is being welcomed back into our homes and wardrobes. Clay ceramics are evoking an ancient charm throughout interiors while red brick and dusty pink apparel and linen are adding a gentle warmth to outfits and furnishings. Discover our selection of furniture, lighting, homewares and fashion in this classic earthenware shade.

From Egyptian deities to celestial bodies and fortune telling, the mystic arts have long been an area of great fascination. While people have been seeking out otherworldly powers since time immemorial, a more recent revival is seeing designers of fashion and interiors drawing inspiration from the occult and its supernatural aesthetic.
 
In fashion, Christian Dior has been reaching for tarot cards, Marine Serre has adopted the moon as her signature motif and Givenchy and Chanel have been travelling to ancient Egypt. Meanwhile, the design world has been drawing from celestial bodies and stellar matter, lithotherapy has shaken up the beauty sphere and jewellery has been showered in constellations and astrological signs.
 
Dive into the magical, mysterious world of the occult.

The Fortune Teller by Gucci

Slow down, appreciate the simple pleasures, take time to live. The slow lifestyle philosophy is all about anchoring yourself in the present and living consciously. Surround yourself with beautiful, natural materials that bring you pleasure and that foster a respectful environment where you can spend time with your family. From Tine K Home’s rattan furniture, to Madame Stoltz’s creations in wicker and bamboo or Libeco’s linen range: fill your home with thoughtful design to help you decelerate and unwind.

A warm light is rising over the world of fashion and interior design, bathing our wardrobes and décor in uplifting shades of yellow. From crisp lemon, to pale butter, marigold and mustard, designers are dipping into the whole sunny spectrum in order to inject a well-needed dose of vitamin D into our homes and outfits. Discover our sunlit selection of apparel, accessories and homewares from Broste Copenhagen, HAY, Louise Misha, Numero 74 and more.

This season, kids’ clothing is bursting with fresh, fruity flavour. From cherries, to bananas, strawberries and citrus, children’s fashion is serving up a delicious array of prints on a backdrop of sweet pastels. Get your five-a-day with our freshly picked selection of apparel, shoes and accessories from Rylee + Cru, Bonpoint, Mini Rodini, Petit Bateau and more.

Élodie Meunier and Julien Régnier were made for each other. She, a trained lawyer who would spend weekends perusing auction rooms and museums, and he, the son of an antique dealer whose passion for unearthing hidden treasures runs in his blood. Together, they have created Maisonjaune, a multi-faceted project where the city is their stage: part vintage concept store in the Paul Bert market in Saint-Ouen and part curatorial service centred around design, decoration and scenography.

Between juggling their two children, Jeanne and Martin, their dog Dao, their house in Reims and a thousand and one vintage finds, we sat down with them for a chat.

Julien Regnier et Elodie Meunier © benoitpelletier.photo

If, like the rest of us, you’ve spent a lockdown or two bingeing on The Crown or Bridgerton, then you’ll undoubtedly be dreaming of England’s luscious rolling hills, stately homes and picturesque villages. While a trip to the British Isles may still be off the cards, we’ve put together a selection of pieces that will have you feeling like the modern-day muse of Jane Austen or Emily Bronte: from feminine sun dresses, to frilled shirts and delicate jewellery. Care to join us for tea?

Painter, sculptor and engraver Henri Matisse was undeniably a genius. So much so that the artist is now enjoying renewed fame through an e-reputation on the moodboards of female influencers around the world. On Instagram, designers and 3.0 muses are expressing their admiration for the artist, perceiving an ideal in his figures and colours.

When fabrics from India and the Ottoman Empire began decorating the homes of European aristocracy in the 17th century, it set in motion a trend that has endured hundreds of years of home styling. Today, traditional Indian tree of life motifs and Persian-inspired rugs are experiencing a new renaissance, bringing with them the same vibrancy and opulence that dazzled the court of Versailles so many years ago. From luxuriant chintz covered pillows to botanical wallpaper and vintage style rugs, discover our selection of heritage design pieces from Madame Stoltz, Maison de Vacances, House Doctor, Louise Misha and more…

At the Grand Palais in Paris, the ‘Noir & Blanc’ exhibition reads: “Black and white is timeless and resolutely contemporary. It embodies the essence of discipline through its aesthetic and visual strength”. Indeed, chromatic compositions continue to inspire creators and designers, instilling its graphic quality into fashion, design, decoration and even beauty.
 
The two-tone palette is highly evocative of the 1960s: we think of Guy Laroche’s low cut black dress in “Le Grand Blond” or André Courrèges’ iconic white ensembles. We think of vintage photographs, of yin and yang, of chess… The vitality and the radicalism of this period was outlined in black and white, and it continues to inspire contemporary fashion and design today.

Cecilie Bahnsen Spring-Summer 2019

With the arrival of the new season comes a fresh bloom of lilac across fashion and homeware. This soft pastel is making its way into women’s and kids’ apparel, accessories and décor to give your home and wardrobe a puff of purple and pink just in time for spring. Discover our freshly picked selection!

If there’s one fabric whose influence on fashion has remained unfailingly ubiquitous since the end of the 19th century, it’s got to be denim. From its earliest iteration in American workwear, denim has evolved through countless trends, serving up flares in the 70s, acid wash in the 80s, low rise in the 2000’s and high rise 15 years later. Today we’re seeing the influence of all of these styles in the current denim offer from brands such as Jeanerica, Nanushka, Agolde, Mother, Boyish and more. No matter your preferred cut or colour, find what you’re looking for from Smallable’s ultimate denim selection.

As the first signs of spring begin to appear here in Europe, we get a glimpse of the new season’s collections which are brimming with florals and fresh, vibrant greens. From dark moss, olive and basil, to cool lime, mint and sage, childrenswear is being bathed in a botanical colour palette. Spruce up your kids’ wardrobes with our selection of tops, bottoms, shoes and accessories inspired by plant life.

 Whether you’re celebrating romance, friendship or self-love this Valentine’s Day, you’ll find the perfect gift for someone special or a well-deserved treat for yourself among our selection of pieces that are 100% feminine. Roses are nice, but jewellery, lingerie, accessories and skincare are nicer! From Love Stories to Timeless Pearly and Ma Thérapie, discover the brands we’re crushing on this February.

In a time of global uncertainty, it’s important stay positive with messages of optimism, love and happiness. This season, designers of children’s clothing and homewares are drawing on this need for positivity to offer a range of colourful pieces where cheery slogans, hearts, smiles and rainbows are placed front and centre. The take home message: spread love, look after the planet, play and create.

Winter has well and truly arrived and with it comes a whole new wardrobe of coats, jackets, knits and good quality layers for keeping you nice and warm when the mercury drops. From Patagonia to Morley, Hundred Pieces, Töastie and more, discover Smallable’s selection of the best winter clothing for women and children.

From textured glass to glazed enamel and melting shapes: there’s an iced effect that is taking over tableware design this season. Discover this selection of frosted glassware and cool-coloured ceramics from brands like Maison Sarah Lavoine, Ferm Living, Hay and more.

Start 2021 on a lighter note with our selection of milky white monochrome pieces. Find inspiration here for a winter wardrobe that is full of creamy knits, frilled dresses and simple basics. Pearly whites for your children that are both delicate and comfortable and easily adapted for homewear and outerwear.

Gesa Hansen is a German-Danish interior architect and designer, founder of the Hansen Family. Charles Compagnon is a restaurant owner, sommelier and coffee roaster. When Gesa studied at the Bauhaus, Charles was at the École Hôtelière de Paris. Their paths crossed when Gesa arrived in France to work alongside the architect Jean Nouvel.
 
Today they live in the 10th arrondissement in Paris with Lou, Gesa’s eldest daughter, Finn and Romy. But the tribe escape whenever they can to their country home in Courances – a former post house that has been brilliantly renovated by Gesa. The stone building from the 1850s is a delightful hideaway to spend time with the family.


Charles Compagnon, Gesa Hansen and their children

We have searched far and wide to uncover the world’s most elegant, engaging and exceptional gifts for your children. Heirloom items and precious toys that can be handed down for generations to come, discover creations from inspired artists, designers and brands across the globe like Tamar Mogendorff, Zoé Rumeau, Baghera, Bigstuffed, Danish Crafts-Polv Kjer and more. From cuddly toys, dolls, ride-ons and costumes to original rocking animals and beautiful decorative items, surprise your little ones with our special selection.

“Clean Beauty”, “Pure Beauty” ... whatever it may be called, we believe that even from the comfort of your own bathroom, your beauty regime has effects that are more than just skin deep. In this issue, we invite you to take care of yourself in harmony with the environment. This magazine will guide you through the best practices to relax, to feel better and to flourish. Happy reading!

When the queen asked, “who is the fairest of them all?” the magic mirror should actually have responded: “physical beauty is so subjective, why not fill your life with passions rather than crowding your shelves with lotions and potions?”. Needless to say, this simple disclosure might have saved both Snow White and her stepmother a whole lot of anguish. Contrary to cosmetic marketing claims, even a full-coverage foundation will never unify body and mind. So we’ve set out to discover holistic beauty which, much like positive thinking, is all about increasing confidence.

2020 has well and truly shaken up the (often steadfast) fashion world. Between virtual Fashion Weeks, digital influencers, water-saving organic fabrics, sustainable initiatives, upcycling, recycling and fashion-on-demand... what was already being disrupted by growing environmental awareness has been intensified by the health crisis. Now, the “before and after” of the fashion industry is coming into view.

While masks may have been slipping on the fashion industry as a whole, they have become ever-present on (digital) catwalks and in people's wardrobes. By penetrating the gates to the fashion world, masks have become the symbol of the reality of the world we’re living in and go hand in hand with the movement towards a new way of thinking. Towards a new type of fashion that is moral, environmentally friendly and that aligns itself with the lifestyle and behaviour of a new generation of responsible consumers, and Smallable is joining the fight!

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From retro classics, to the latest trend-led looks, velvet, velour and corduroy are covering this season in a soft, cosy fuzz. Spanning a colour palette from pastels to navy blue, discover this selection of children’s apparel and accessories in our favourite soft-pile fabrics.

With many nations now back in lockdown, we’re spending more time at home, and in our own company, than ever before. We find ourselves turning to objects that make us feel good in our own homes and in our own skin. This selection of fashion and design pieces is all about comfort and wellbeing. From donning a beautiful woollen jumper, to making a cup of tea from a pastel coloured kettle: we’re feathering our nest with pieces that bring us joy and that remind us to enjoy the little things in life.  

There’s nothing quite like the smell of toast or freshly baked bread wafting out from the kitchen. This trend is the essence of that feeling: cosy furniture and home décor in toasty shades that will have you feeling as snug as a cinnamon bun. From lounge chairs to pillows and rugs, discover our selection of pieces that are fresh out of the oven.

There’s nothing quite like the smell of toast or freshly baked bread wafting out from the kitchen. This trend is the essence of that feeling: toasty shades of woolly clothing that will have you feeling as snug as a cinnamon bun. From The New Society, to Poudre Organic and Toasties, discover our selection of pieces fresh out of the oven, in fleece, cashmere, alpaca, faux-fur and more.

This season, children’s fashion is taking a step back in time, into the flower power era of psychedelic motifs, flares, turtlenecks and thick framed sunglasses. Discover our selection of seventies-inspired kids’ apparel and accessories that’s all about peace, love and disco.

Interview with Carlo Rivetti - Creative Director and Chairman of Stone Island.

Stone Island, founded in 1982, is much more than a fashion brand. It also stands for innovation, research and technology and is a pioneer in streetwear culture.

We visited the brand’s headquarters in Ravarino, Italy to find out more about the business and their creative process. Carlo Rivetti explains how the brand has evolved over the past 30 years, maintaining the same values and philosophy since the beginning.

Brave the elements in style with this selection of weather-proof clothing and accessories for children. From hiking boots to woolly jumpers, beanies, backpacks and accessories, the great outdoors has never looked so good!

It’s nearly time for bed… From pyjamas and nighties to woollen slippers, nightlights and bedtime stories, Smallable’s selection has everything you need to ensure your little one is catching all the right Z’s.

This sweet story was born from the desire of best friends Evelyne Kadouch-Vergne and Carolien Karthaus, both mums, to create an accessory to help other mothers to feel comfortable when breastfeeding away from home. They strongly believe that motherhood can be combined with an active life. Lemej's shawls are stylish, practical and made of the finest natural fabrics. Based in Amsterdam, Carolien and Evelyne take care of all the details with love from designing the collections to preparing the orders. We chat with them about their brand, the current global situation and their favourite things to do in Amsterdam with kids.

Any other year you’d find her jet-setting around the world, but this summer, the founder of French travel blog My Travel Dreams will be spending summer at home in France. Donning one of her retro-printed “Bon Voyage” t-shirts and with three children in tow, Marie Faure Ambroise is constantly in motion: from running her website which combines travel journals, an e-shop, and a yoga podcast for children, she has also recently opened a new kid-friendly guesthouse unlike any other – La Maison Réveillon.

Before she was able to set off again, Smallable spoke to Marie about her thousand and one projects and her plans for this summer.

Photo taken at Les Cabanettes ©MyTravelDreams

Your kids will love doing their homework on these desks and chairs that we've selected just for you.

Humble, direct, spontaneous. He loves nothing more than pottering about in his garden, planting and working the soil. Jérôme Dreyfuss, the creator of bags that mesmerize the most elegant women on the planet, has a mission: to do good around him and to make the members of his team happy. We visit his workshop in the heart of Le Marais and share a rainy morning with him. 

Pencil in hand, nothing escapes her attention: the objects that surround her, the interiors of hotels and boutiques or the identities that she imagines for the various brands she collaborates with.

The co-founder of studio Be-pôles never seems to stop: she’s published a collection of travel books entitled “Portraits de Villes” (“City Portraits”), has restored a chalet in the Alps, and all while juggling life with four children. In partnership with Smallable, we take a look at the life of a Parisian woman with a thousand and one ideas. 

© Benoît Linero

Sunnier days are just around the corner, making now the perfect time to get your bikes out. Discover our selection of beautiful bikes, scooters, helmets and accessories for kids both big and small.

An antique Egyptian eye and pre-Columbian pliers, an Amazonian headdress and Nigerian coins, a Khmer mirror and a Berber tent peg: these are just some of the improbable associations created by French sculptor Nicolas Lefebvre. The sculptor connects continents, periods and beliefs from his workshop in the 9th arrondissement of Paris.

He has lived in Peru, holidays regularly in Lisbon and would like to settle down in Greece one day. An eternal traveller, art history lover and eclectic collector; Nicolas is a man of many hats. His favourite label is that of “smuggler”, and someone who gives new life to objects. His sculptures are to be exhibited in Saint-Tropez this summer at Lucas Ratton Gallery (we're keeping our fingers crossed!). In the meantime, till those sunny days arrive, the happy father of 9-year-old, Anahi, took some time to chat to Smallable about his life, works and inspirations.

Portraits of Nicolas Lefebvre by Maider Brouqué - maider-brouque.jimdofree.com

Make the most of your time at home and get creative with our unique collection of chic storage solutions, eco-friendly cleaning alternatives and wholesome wellness products—there is something for everyone! Let the light in and discover our selection of spring cleaning must-haves.

Mum of three, entrepreneur, designer and founder of Lab. and La Petite Collection, Elodie Laléous is a woman of many talents who adores imagining up new eco-responsible products and artisanal savoir-faire.
She recently welcomed us into her dreamy home and workshop space, located about 30 minutes outside of Lyon. After preparing a delicious fruit salad together with her three kids, Elodie spoke to us about her brands, how the adventure began and what’s next for their collections.

The potter’s wheel, enamels, shapes, lines, materials, shine, beautiful tables, good food... That’s Marion Graux’s vocabulary. In her studio in Pigalle, she experiments to find the perfect shade of “cheek pink” and she sells dried flowers when she’s not dipping her hands in clay to create tableware for the boldest chefs. Her ceramics are used by Cyril Lignac, Hélène Darroze, Charles Compagnon and Guy Martin. More recently, Marion and her husband have developed new a type of industrial tableware, that keeps pottery at its soul, so that her beautiful creations can be on every table. Make way for her delicious table stories!

Marion Graux at home

Create the perfect haven for your little one with touches of cotton, linen, rattan and more. Baby will thank you later.

This season, embrace all things natural in your homes with finishing touches and statement pieces in raffia, macramé, wicker and stoneware. 

The daughter of an artist, former banker and now owner of a new kind of gallery, Amélie du Chalard has led anything but a traditional life. So perhaps understandably, she found traditional galleries often intimidating, disconnected and rigid. As such, she decided to open her very own maison d'art - a place apart and alive, where her collection of abstract art is displayed as if in a private home. She spoke with Smallable about her collection’s focus, her plans and her projects for the year ahead.

Always full of wonders, Smallable has enriched its catalogue even more this year with almost 2000 new items, not forgetting the classic pieces and traditional toys. We have selected the most beautiful toys, waiting to be discovered in this catalogue, for you to offer your loved ones this Christmas.

We have created this guide as a collection that is at once practical, aesthetic and highly curated to help new parents navigate this new terrain.

New arrivals, collections and inspiration: the latest edition of Smallable’s magazine is now online. The back to school collections, and those for the coming seasons, have taken inspiration from both the 50th anniversary of the moon landing, new technology and environmental causes. Trends for AW19 include outerspace, faux fur, animal print, plaid galore... With all this and more, the new school year promises to be full of exciting new innovations and adventures. Read our latest issue "Back to School" now.

Delicately geometric pieces in warm tones and finishes, such as brass, copper and gold, will bring a touch of sophistication to your interiors. These pieces feel refined but inviting thanks to the contrast between their structured forms and soft colour mood.

Pink and green: a classic, but largely underrated, colour combination...

Honing in on the slow life, taking pleasure in the simple things, and finding a way to live and consume more thoughtfully and sustainably… These sentiments reflect a new way of life, where owning less, and appreciating rather consuming mindlessly, is the truer sign of wealth. It is our pleasure to present you this new aesthetic movement. In the spirit of this more raw, authentic approach, we have favoured natural, pared-back hues – think: creams, earthy tones, greys and deep blacks - and durable materials like raw cotton, linen, stoneware and ceramics, wood and stone. With this humble but mighty selection, we hope we can inspire you to find beauty and spark contemplative happiness in the simpler things.

Dramatic but timeless, black accents in the home will never go out of style. Offset with gold, these pieces give off a more glamourous, Gatsby-esque vibe and add a graphic look to any interior.

From swimsuits to hats, accessories, toys and towels, we’ve got you covered this summer with our selection of beach essentials!

From swimsuits to hats, accessories, toys and towels, we’ve got you covered this summer with our selection of beach essentials!

Who said you had to have a huge garden to make the most of the sun? Discover our selection of outdoor furniture and accessories and transform your balcony or terrace into an amazing patio worthy of summer homes in the south of France.

Japanese creative, store owner and mother of one, Aika, is inspired by her travels and all the beautiful handicrafts she discovers along the way. Her monochrome style is minimalist and carefully curated. A fan of neutral tones and natural textures, Aika cherishes unique, handmade objects, which is what gives her style its authentic, whimsical touch. Her love for quality design has culminated in her opening a delightful store, ciiter, where she is able to share her creative discoveries, from her European and Asian travels, in her native Japan. With Mother’s Day coming up soon, we chatted with Aika about what the day means to her, how she celebrates it with her daughter, Fuyura, age 5, and to get her pick of gifts she’d love to receive.

For her first child, born in 2015, Helen went for a completely monochrome décor. She now admits that her daughter Clem’s room could have been mistaken for a Rorschach test*. When her second daughter was born in January 2017, she felt the need to soften up the black and white look. Graphic prints have made way for pale pink walls, ash tones and soft wooden accents. Helen recently undertook the task of renovating her home in London, which presented another opportunity to change the nursery.

*The famous psychological test

Follow Helen on Instagram at @hel_bow

Joëlle is a minimalist who prefers quality over quantity. For her two little boys, the fashion designer chose beautiful, timeless pieces that will last. In her eyes, her sons’ room is straight out of a fairytale and the perfect place for encouraging them to dream. 
Her design tip? Vast, ink-coloured walls, combined with furniture and decorative pieces in neutral tones and textures, think white and wood; the depth of the black brings character and imagination to any everyday object.


Follow Joëlle on Instagram at @inblckandwht

 It seemed important to devote several pages of our special birthday issue to our suppliers and their designers, which we certainly don’t choose by chance. All these people are key players; they share our vision of the world and believe that fashion and design must be combined with ethics. We are proud of our choices. We know that we are not perfect,
but we are aware of these companies’ commitments and keen to showcase their actions.

Smallable offers you everything that your heart could desire for new baby gifts, with a unique selection of clothes and accessories for the first months. By exploring our range of the collections from our many baby brands, you’ll have no trouble finding baby sleeping bags, swaddles, rompers or even the baby shower gift of your dreams: newborn outfits, baby bumper pads, soft toys, bibs and more.

Laura, the author behind « Avenue des Rêveries », is a big dreamer who loves telling stories through her pictures.

Follow Laura on Instagram : @avenuedesreveries

Lois doesen’t like to talk about herself, but her instagram page says a lot about her talent. The French-Spanish mum is aa creative photographer in love with childhood and everyday life. The simplest things are the most miningful for her: family strolls, nature, discovering a new city, meetings with friends…
 
Follow Lois on Instagram : @loismoreno_

Creative mind and founder of Live Loud Girl. Mum of two boy, she was born in Netherlands and lives now in Dubai.

Follow Linda on Instagram : @liveloudgirl

Passionate about travelling and curious about the world, Lili is a mother of 5. She has definded herself has a nostalgic of the future, she’s a collector of memories and loves taking pictures of life. And her kids are, of course, her primary source of inspiration.
 
Follow Lili on Instagram : @liliinthemoon

Anastasia is a creative director, photographer and model, currently based in Lisbon. She Studied and worked in advertising in London and Shanghai, organized secret parties and lifestyle festivals in Russia and embraced ocean living in Portugal. She practice experimental dancing with my daughter, create content for brands and believe that every day is poetry.
 
Follow Anastasia on Instagram : @ayakhnina

Add a little va va voom to your interiors this season with our selection of velvet pieces.

Our back to school issue is here! Discover what your favourite designers have in store for you this season and what trends will soon be invading your closet. 

Walnut wood will warm up any room with sophistidcated touch.

Timeless, the nordic style will perfectly suit your children’s room.

Our secret to grow the forest indoor : wild soft animals and a touch of green.

Elegant floral patterns and natural materials for an elegant baby's room.

Take minimalism and simple lines into the baby's room.

The sun is finally back and it’s time for us to get outside and enjoy some family time! Get ready with our latest issue 100% dedicated to the new season. On the menu: Our latest arrivals, exclusives and new designer brands you won’t be able to resist to. Meet the creative minds behind AO76, Craie as well as the founders from brand Babyzen. Discover our special photo series and find the inspiration you need to create the perfect bedroom thanks to blogger Live Loud Girl.

Cheer up the baby's room with colorful designs

Give the gift of good design with our selection of décor gifts. Home bodies and design lovers alike will love any number of items in our aesthetic selection. From scented candles and gorgeous home linen to sleek vases, lights and ceramic items, there’s something for everyone.

Florence Donne is a Parisian entrepreneur and mother to her son, Joseph, she’s also the founder of the website Ringthebelle. A unique place where inspiration and recommendations go hand in hand. On Ringthebelle, Florence shares the daily lives of inspired and inspiring people. She confided in us her most interesting interviews.

Want to keep the sex of your baby a secret before birth? Or do you simply want to create a gender neutral nursery? Don’t worry, we have everything you need! Our purchasing team has selected the most beautiful products; shampoos, baby bouncers, strollers, pyjamas, everything you’ve been looking for is in the following selection. All you have to do is choose your favourites.

Whether it’s your first child, and you’re afraid of forgetting something essential in your birth kit, or you’re already a parent looking for a change of ambiance for your new arrival, here is some advice for the perfect nursery decoration that will fix up your baby's room in the most practical and aesthetically pleasing way.

Until now, you were on top when it came to decorating your child's room, but now things are getting complicated… Here are some ideas for a teen room which will please your teen as well as you.

How to organise and throw a successful Baby Shower ?