Bubble Bijou is a favorite jewelry designer of ours. They use natural gemstones like pearl, jade and lapis to create simple, fun and elegant bracelets. Have a look at their special sale on Lil Luxe today!

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Two of our favorite companies join forces. Have a look at this interesting video which documents the beginning of Marimekko, a Finnish fabric company started in 1951 and their new partnership with an American classic.

We’re always on the hunt for products that are relevant to both parent and baby. These animal boxes by Karl Zahn evoke a fun whimsy and beautiful simplicity.

Designed to be personal figures, Zahn says that they represent a “power animal – a totem for our individual ambitions.”

However you look at it, their simple geometric form sure adds to each animal’s symbolic character.

To learn more about Karl Zahn or to purchase your very own animal box, visit Areaware.

When packing snacks for your baby or toddler you may be tempted to use the tried and true plastic sandwich baggy but now it is just as convenient and environmentally responsible to take along a reusable bag or sandwich pouch. We think this is definitely something to instill in our children from a young age.

We have found the cutest around and they are made by Semilla. They are made with non-toxic nylon and offer the cutest fabric patterns to choose from. They are a great addition to our Jam Pack and are a smart, green choice.

Our Jam Pack converts from diaper bag to child’s backpack when your little one gets older. You can learn more about our Jam Pack here and to get 15% off a Semilla purchase at checkout, use coupon code: BUMBLERIDE.

We think teaching our toddlers their ABC’s and 123’s while introducing them to the iconic imagery of Charley Harper creates a truly unique learning experience. Charley Harper also creates coloring books, puzzles and learning games that are fun for the whole family.

To learn more about this classic artist, visit https://charleyharperprints.com/.

There is something quite magical about magnets. Cas Holman has evolved the building block into a more organic form, giving each one of these building blocks grabbing and repelling qualities. We’re not sure who would have more fun- you or your little ones. Geemo is non-toxic and easy to clean.

To learn more about Geemo, visit Geemo.

Decorating a nursery or child’s room can be so much fun. When designing our little one’s space we like to think of it as a sweet haven and one that encourages creativity in child’s play.
Great inspiration can be found in “Room for Children, Stylish Spaces for Sleep and Play.”

With over 200 photos you will be left with a surge of design ideas. For more information visit Room for Children.

Another great resource for inspiration that’s conveniently online is Design Sponge.

Our hearts have been caught by Designer Shinzi Katoh. His illustrations capture the sweet innocence of children in a unique way. Starting out as a chief designer for a stationery company, Katoh soon moved on to illustrating and publishing children’s books. He defines himself as a designer of art and “zakka”, a Japanese term that refers to anything and everything that improves your home, life or appearance. Just looking at his website makes us happy.
Check it out at shinzikatoh.com

Hip from Holland is a Los Angeles-based distributor who specializes in bringing the most innovative and eco-friendly Dutch kid products to the U.S. Noted for their neatly packaged green designs, Hip from Holland offers a variety of recycled products, easily assembled for hours of fun.

Make sure to check out the vibrant “Totem Tree” and the ultra-mod “Mobile Home”. To learn more, visit Hip From Holland.

When expecting, all moms love a special something to represent the birth of their new baby. Yayoi Forest designed a beautiful pendant perfect for a mom-to-be. Combining 14k gold and five champagne color diamonds, Yayoi refers to this as a symbol for baby living in the “cosmos of the womb”.

Japanese jeweler, Yayoi Inada lives and designs her beautiful jewelry in Brooklyn. To learn more about her and her jewelry, visit Yayoi Forest.