Family Living 2014

Two kid-approved ideas to help you make the most of a very cold Monday Funday

The heart-shaped tarts from Foodstirs will get little ones to love kitchen skills.

Score serious style points with Bugaboo's Warhol-inspired sun canopies.

Entertaining expert Camille Styles shows us a holiday idea you can do with your kids.

The monthly subscription service is the total package.

Artek’s Executive Vice President of North America integrates good design into her family’s everyday life.

Studio Dunn's Aminal Blocks double as toddler toy and room decor.

The Animal Print Shop photographer creates a sunwashed baby's room with earthy textures and nostalgic charm.

So your little girl wants a princess bedroom. But what kind of princess is she?

Sleek good looks and high functionality make Leader Bag Co a must well beyond the infant years.

When it comes to infant furniture, Nursery Works has seriously upped the ante.

Meet the sophisticated yet age-appropriate fall duds from Tuchinda.

Kid & Coe's Havens Beach Residence is a family-focused retreat in more ways than one.

We're swooning over the ultra-sophisticated look of this little girl's lair. Here's how to get the look.

Umi Shoes are haute footwear for the toddler set.

The author of the coolest YA guide ever talks fairy tales and kid-friendly decor from her meditative home office.

Wow them during the school run with mommy-and-me STATE Bags.

The fun-loving dads behind Criquet Shirts tell us what it takes to go for the grill.

Stokke's new Tripp Trapp in Storm Grey is an all-ages design obsession

Because let's face it, a family home without clutter is a very strange thing indeed.

Jetting around the world with two in tow, the founder of our favorite new home-rental site shares how she makes long-haul living work

Turn those empty Gerber containers into a petite and pretty windowsill garden.

Turn a kid-friendly backyard into a space with decorator-worthy polish.

A brand-new collab from the beloved Finnish brand and the online-offline stationery expert.