This DIY cardboard playhouse was created especially with small spaces in mind: when the kids tire of it, the playhouse collapses flat for easy storage!
Chosen and curated by creative director Alex Eagle More Than Just a House: At Home with Collectors and Creators, is an exceptional group of creative contemporaries who have opened their doors to their lush and layered homesoriginal, charming, and above all authentic. With a spotlight on objects that personalise each home, this playful volume is rich in inspiration for creating that perfect blend of modern luxury and bohemian chic. Practicing what she preaches, Eagles light-filled loft in Londons Soho is a show house for the objects, vintage furniture, and art she deals in at her boutique, where natural materials, rare books, original art, and vintage furniture create the warmth and personality of a well-lived home. More Than Just a House features the homes, tastes, and lifestyles of brilliant creatives around the world including: David de Rothschild Beata Heuman Duncan Campbell & Luke Edward Hall Sarah Harris Margherita Missoni Marie-Louise Scio Will Cooper Kim Jones Adam Lippes Jen Rubio Rosetta Getty and more Measures 22cm x 30cm. 288 pages.
Alicia Adams of Hudson & Harlow tells us how she turned a $199 cubby house from Kmart into a gorgeous Hamptons-style playhouse for her two young children using paint, an IKEA kitchenette and loads of clever styling tricks. Find out how she did it and get a list of all the suppliers here!
A creative mother has turned a cubby house from Bunnings into a stylish Hamptons-inspired haven - and she drew inspiration from the real-life home she and her husband want to build for themselves.
After living in Japan for six years with only an itty-bitty concrete front porch, a good-sized backyard was one of our requirements when we were searching for a…
A creative mother has turned a cubby house from Bunnings into a stylish Hamptons-inspired haven - and she drew inspiration from the real-life home she and her husband want to build for themselves.
Our daughter turned 3 in the spring and we decided she needed her own playhouse. I started out scouring craigslist looking for a used playhouse at a fair price but the cheap ones were gone before I got to them or people were asking way too much for a used playhouse. We decided to build our own. We thought it would be cheaper to build from scratch rather than buy a pre-fab kit, we were wrong. The upside was I got to design it and our daughter ended up with unique playhouse just for her! It is made out of cedar except for the four corner posts that are pressure treated. After adding the cedar shakes to the exterior we installed thin plywood to the interior walls to hide all the nails protruding through. The roof is made out of corrugated metal. Of course every playhouse should have its own mailbox. View from the kitchen sink. Sunshine curtain made out of outdoor fabric....hopefully it won't mold. Curtain rod made out of plumbing materials. A very full sandbox thanks to the extra sand Lauren dumped on my front yard when I wasn't home. Munchkins playing in the sandbox. I still need to make a sandbox cover to prevent neighbourhood cats from doing their business in the sandbox....so gross.
DIY modern playhouse roof with Suntuf roof panels to provide shade and UV protection (while still allowing for light and a view of the clouds).
This backyard work space boasts reclaimed materials, a loft, and lots of inspirational details.
It all started with a cardboard box and a creative teenager. Last Christmas I ordered a new chair for the living room and my daughter confiscated the box. She said she'd only keep it for a week, but then I saw what she made out of it. It was the most creative box clubhouse I'd…
A handmade dollhouse is the perfect gift. This easy DIY dollhouse is large enough to fit 11" dolls with plenty of room for furniture & decor.
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The countdown is on! A little over two weeks until Christmas Day and I can’t…
To curate the very best small backyard ideas, we reached out to pro designers, bloggers, and style experts. Turn your outdoor space into an oasis.
ZIPBIN BARBIE DREAMHOUSE - Where can you find Barbie when she isn’t out on the town or by the beach? In her Barbie ZipBin 40 Doll Dream House Toy Box & Playmat of course! This beautiful mansion doubles as a storage bin for Barbie dolls and accessories, then unzips to unveil the elegant home interior where you, Barbie and friends can play. Doubles as a storage container and a flat surface for creative play. Includes sturdy lid and handles. Made from the highest-quality, durable materials. Can be easily cleaned witha damp cloth. Keep all your Barbie things together in this great zipbin! Bin measures 12"x12x12" and Mat dimensions measure 36"x 36". Ages 3+.
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Quilted oven mitt in archival Laura Ashley Stocks floral print. Made in India. 100% cotton. Newyorker Batsheva Hay reflects her own very particular universe on her namesake brand. She created her already iconic signature style through the appropriation of an aesthetic inspired by the Amish and the Little House on the Prairie, playing with American styles of feminine dressing and giving them a modern inflection.
Annika usually paints a combination of colorful and minimalist. She likes to experiment with colors and shapes in different playful combinations. This motif represents three happy figures. The motif comes in two different beige shades."Meet the three happy gullisar! A happy bunch who are loyal friends and together they find lots of mischief and adventure. Despite the fact that you can barely see these small fissures with a magnifying glass, they keep company and they show up when you least expect it, always with a smile on your face." - Annika Hultgren
