Showing posts with label organise. Show all posts
Showing posts with label organise. Show all posts

08 April 2010

delicious design - p'kolino klick desk


Following on from my recent play room post, I thought a mention about this desk and chair set from P'kolino would be a perfect postscript!

Image from Zac and Zoe

26 January 2010

product of the week - "a book about me"


Image courtesy of Milestone Press

I must confess to being a bit of a journal fanatic ... not only do I have a baby book for my toddler, I have also kept separate journals documenting my pregnancies. I only wish I had had this journal from Milestone Press! Designed by mothers, "A Book About Me" is a journal designed to record memories from pregnancy through to age 5. I love the flexibility of this journal, including the ability to remove unwanted pages. See here for further details. This would make a great gift to someone who has just fallen pregnant, so that they can record all the special moments from conception!

desiring this bag ...







Words cannot describe how totally in love I am with this Bronte Baby Bag in Domino Watersnake (yes, that is the actual colour name!) by Rachel Ruddick ... if I didn't have to fork out for a speeding fine, the airconditioner getting fixed, council fees for a development application, nappies, and other such mundane yet necessary expenses, I would seriously consider purchasing this little slice of bag heaven (then again, if I didn't have to buy nappies, I would have no excuse for purchasing this bag ... such a conundrum).

14 January 2010

product of the week - family planners from kikki.k



With the family continuing to expand, I am loving the 2010 family diary and 2010 family calendar from kikki.K. Each provides space for each family member's commitments, activities and events so that you (and hubby) can keep track of what everyone's up to and when. Essential for keeping organised!



P.S. Does anyone out there know what happened to Sorted Space on the Parade? It used to stock lots of kikki.K products and was a heavenly store for obsessive organisers like myself!