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Tag: children
Alexander Girard Color book
Kids' books don't get much cooler than the Alexander Girard Color book, which is published by AMMO books.
Alice Apple retro building block fridge magnets
Like Alice Apple and her fantastically patterned mugs? She's extending her designs into the rest of the kitchen too, with these building block fridge magnets.
Perfect for kids, or a woefully drab looking fridge, these are a colourful collection of magnets, covered in her 70s-style patterns. Play with them and stack them up to build your dream home.
Available in only very limited number, if you like them we advise snapping you to snap up a set now.
The magnets cost £8.
Buy it from her Etsy shop
Tattly: retro-inspired temporary tattoos
Tattly is a new venture launched by the blogger Swissmiss offering temporary tattoos for design-minded kids and the young at heart. The range includes plenty of retro subject matter for offer – though not the traditional hearts or roses you might expect.
She's worked with various different illustrators to produce the tattoos. Julia Rothman has supplied the digital watch design pictured, as well as a robot and a polaroid camera. Other designs include retro computer graphics and an old-fashioned microphone.
$5 buys you a set of two of any design or you can buy all 15 designs for $35.
Buy them online
Vintage toys garland from Lapin and Me
Looking for an unusual way to decorate a kids room? Take a look at this vintage toys garland available from Lapin and Me.
The garland is 2.5 metres long and sits on just the right side of kitsch. It combines images of vintage toys and accessories with the word 'toys', spelt out in retro typography. Hung together using fluorescent orange tape, it would add the perfect touch of colour to a child's room.
The garland costs £8.
Buy it online
Casalino chair by Alexander Begge for kids
We featured the Casalino chair a while back, when it started being reproduced again using the original moulds, but did you know that there's also a kids version of this Alexander Begge design?
Yes, this classic piece of space age design is available sized for children. These chairs are also made using the original moulds, dating back to the 1970s. It shares its shape and material with the grown-up version so also shares some of the designs practical advantages: it's suitable for outdoor use and is stackable.
The kid's version comes in two sizes, take your pick from 'Junior' or 'Toddler' depending on the size of your offspring.
The chairs cost £88 each.
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