Our baby is growing up and wants to get in & out of bed on his own…we are happy to introduce you to the RAY toddler bed that converts easily into a sofa.
In the shop soon! XO
Our baby is growing up and wants to get in & out of bed on his own…we are happy to introduce you to the RAY toddler bed that converts easily into a sofa.
In the shop soon! XO

The house that fell from sky could be the tittle for a story book for kids and the images above, the illustrations.
French artist Jean-François Fourtou loves to play with the ideas of perspective and childhood worlds of imagination and magic. Playing with proportion and scale, Fourtou’s houses are inspired by personal memories of childhood and the disproportion of scenes from books such as Alice in Wonderland or Gulliver’s Travels. The experience of walking on the ceilings must evoke both a disorienting and funny feeling…and what about sharing table with a natural scale giraffe in your dining room? XO
(via covet garden)
New in the shop!!! XO
Red, blue, yellow, green, purple, orange…at the shop!
We are currently working on a pocket version of our Lena star lamp.
Although not finished, it’s so cute! XO
It’s celebration time at xo-inmyroom!
Last week, a year since we started this blog, after more than 100 post, and the good friends we’ve made…we had a good reason to celebrate. Was Pablo’s birthday too, and this yummy cake, all in pink (thank you, Yolanda!) was for Olivia’s. Already 18 and such a beauty!
And not to forget: spring is here! XO
New version of the OLIVIA dresser, twin brother OSKAR, can be used as a baby changing station.
In our shop! XO
From her workshop in Tenerife, Macarena Bilbao designs, customizes and produces these wonderful children’s kitchenettes. As she tells us in her blog, it all started a couple of years ago when she made a kitchen for her kids out of an ikea table and a wooden pallet. All done with her own hands, and she had never used a drill before! That is called talent!
I specially love the ’50s look that the choice of fabrics and colors gives to them. XO
Jacopo Rosati was born in 1987 in Venice, Italy, where he still works. These comic-inspired felt collage illustrations are simply awesome, you can almost feel the unique texture that this material adds to his work. I have chosen these two from his website, but you can find much more. XO
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This is LENA star lamp, the mini version of the Xmas star, much smaller, for a kids room decor.
Find it at shop.xo-inmyroom.com