I am not one for blogging about something found on Etsy, but this work has the quality of something you might see in a high-end boutique. Delicately hand stitched by mum and painter of Mummy Sam who lives in upper state NY and spent her childhood in the fields of England. Not sure, which I love better, the stitched houses or the 2-D wall art.  tip via Bloesem Kids.

Robots run wild! I think the robot might be the next craze to take over the boys department of children's decor. (Although I have a daughter that would love them just as much as the next guy.) This gray on gray palette from a Parisian company called Fred the Dog is quite appealing.

I love the simple idea and gesture of this mirror cut out from German company Eleraff. I am partial to the mirror called Spline, which reminds me of trailing vines or an odd chandelier. They have other choices that are a bit more "obvious" in meaning, like the Alice and Wonderland version, but still could make for an interesting piece on the wall. Mirrors always make great compliments to the other art in the room.

I do not usually like dog products, but I could not resist this boxer rug. I think it would be great in a kids bathroom! Found this rug from a great company that believes in great modern design for the entire family called Fawn & Forest. Be sure to check out the entire collection including the deer silhouettes. Have a wonderful weekend.

I stumbled across these images of rugs via Daily Imprint blog. Man, they sure do not look like your typical product shot. Australian based company, Bholu, also has a beautiful collection of handmade children's toys and home goods that are definitely worth a look.