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Sunday Ganim: beautiful, lightweight and super soft throws

Lightweight and super soft, the 100% Egyptian cotton throws from Sunday Ganim are perfect for lounging on the sofa or having a picnic in the park.

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Already known for producing popular and durable cotton and wool baby blankets, the Striped! throw collection signals the brand’s move into the grown up market.

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Made from cotton that holds the Oeko-Tex Standard 100, the throws will retain their high-quality texture and shape even after many laundry loads.

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The simple stripe with block trim pattern comes in three different colourways: pink, sage and yellow; grey, denim and sky; and green, blue and red, perfect for vibrant trans-seasonal layering.

Measuring 140 x 190cm, the throws retail for $230, with with free shipping in Australia. Any local orders placed on or before Wednesday 17 December will be delivered in time for Christmas.

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Kip & Co for babies’ cots!

Kip & Co designers Hayley, Kate and Alex have brought their signature bright, bold colourways and prints to the nursery, giving in to the demand they’ve experienced since launching their much loved bedding label.

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The first Kip & Co TINY collection is comprised of six designs in fitted cot sheets and three baby blankets. Three of the sheet sets feature a print collaboration with super cool kidswear label Munster Kids: Munster Leopard, Munster Mash and Munster Camo.

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“We wanted to be challenge what traditional ‘baby bedding’ looked like,” the girls said. “Pastels and whites have dominated this market for such a long time and we felt that if older kids were really into their bright bedding, then we couldn’t see a reason why vibrant colours and cool prints wouldn’t work in a nursery as well.”

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What do you think? Would you go for a brighter, bolder more fun nursery scheme or do you prefer calm, muted neutrals and pastels?

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