CamillaC's Profile

Another vote for utterly charming and so well put together. Am totally loving your fabulous (and very well organised) shoes.

Seconding the idea of blue and pink stripes linked with white. Maybe just on the longest wall?

Also, try a neutral colour such as a pale orange or yellow for their bedding in complimenting prints, but with their own choice of colours for mini pillows or blankets?

We went to Denmark last year and was hugely impressed with how child friendly the parks where - the huge air filled trampolines were a particular favourite with my kids (and me!) though I don't know if they are typical of every park. I wish I'd seen this cube.

Additionally, every cafe had a box of toys, all the service stations had a little play area and our children were made to feel welcome everywhere.

I thought all the pops of colour were really fun and did add personality and the dining nook was really pretty. I also really liked the deep, dark shade in the master bedroom but I think a better bed would give it more impact. Not keen on the window dressings - again something more sumptuous to add impact would work.
Gorgeous dogs too.

The wall stickers are so fun and chic at the same time. Your bed posts look fabulous too.
Like Lisa above, none of my children have ever had a nursery and always shared with us so it's really great to see how you've integrated the nursery nook in such a stylish way.

Wow! Your patio looks amazing. Great job!

I agree with Lesley, it's not really a mansion block. They look a lot different. It looks like a converted detach which happens a lot in London. Also in the UK we don'thave footage or metreage displayed in ads usually so it's always really hard to tell what the exact size of a place is!

Super impressed with Mrs Magaret's book knowledge - I always look out for books too. And veromagick try findaproperty.com which has a comprehensive rental and buying ads.

Liked the little cat cushion btw. Yay for more London homes!

I tried this out over the past few days with my four year old daughter and she loved it. We did dispense with the pipe cleaner though as we found a chunky plastic needle in a craft shop instead. She's made a bunch of bookmarks and some fun cards too and is very impressed with her new skill! Thanks!

I had this for my second baby and never again! It was ok when the mattress was at its highest point but once the mattress was lowered, it was a pain to lean over and heft my daughter out especially as she was heavier by then. We gave up on it and got rid of it fairly quickly and reverted back toa drop rail crib for baby #3. Shame as it does look nice.

That home is in UK's Ideal Home magazine this month as well. It's really gorgeous, I love all the colours.