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Wall Decor for Kids Rooms
We are head over heels in love with these adorable wall decor pieces from a new British design company called All Lovely Stuff. These cheerful, playful and practical pieces are just the thing for parents looking to create kids rooms that are full of personality but stylish too. What’s more, the company comes with a conscience; their goal is to create an emotional attachment between product and user to discourage objects from ending up in a landfill.
Keep reading to see more fun products from All Lovely Stuff!
“We hope to create a strong emotional connection between the product and its owner, with charm and usefulness to extend its life,” says company creator Ed Ward. “Appropriate manufacturing is our starting point as we endeavour to make things in the right way and in the right place, whilst producing useful and honest design at the right price.” All Lovely Stuff also makes terrific products for adults too–check them out here!
Shopping Guide: Animals Coat Rack ($36.00), Bear Wall Mirror ($31.50)
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kickcan & conkers commented on Oct 31 10 at 8:34 pmThese are great – I posted them too in September, just perfect for a little one’s room.
http://kickcanandconkers.blogspot.com/2010/09/five-faves-26.html
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