Natalie writes…
Nearly a year ago I wrote about the Customisable Cardboard Cot by Album Di Famiglia from BG favourite Little Fashion Gallery which came in at a whopping £154.99 but I have now found a …

Natalie writes…
I LOVE this wardrobe which I spotted in Grazia magazine! Can you believe it’s made from cardboard?
You could leave this eco-friendly delight plain but that would be wasteful - customise this to make …

Brenda writes…
We’re big fans of cardboard toys and furniture here at Bambino Goodies and the Dutch have stepped up as usual with this pristine white dolls house.
Using cardboard, they have built a dolls house that …

They’re made from recycled corrugated cardboard and arrive flatpacked and are easy to set up and just as easy to dismantle and put away making them great, little space-savers. Like all cardboard toys and furniture you can stamp your own style on them with paints, pens, crayons, or covering them with funky wrapping paper or wallpaper.

Cardboard children’s products are becoming really popular and I love this origami inspired chair designed by David Wilson for Habitat.
It does come in a variety of colours, they just don’t say which ones because…they …

Cardboard Playhouses
They have a great selection of cardboard playhouses which as well as being made from recycled cardboard, they also give your child free reign to decorate the house as they please.
Playhouse (left) £30 …

Well this gives whole new meaning to eco homes…
The fab Kidsonroof cardboard doll house is made from ecological, recyclable cardboard.
Aside from the super bright turqoise colour, it’s just like a real house and even has …

Well I think a cardboard cot certainly takes fashionable, industrial living to a new high.
Album Di Famiglia have created this flatpack number which is suitable for babies from 0-9 months. Despite being made from cardboard …