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Homes & Interiors Scotland
|January - February 2026
How cute are these natural rubber bath toys? They're baby-proof (suitable for use from birth) and have colourful, tactile designs - ideal for developing brains. Don't worry if the young bather wants to find out what they taste of - they're safe for chewing on as well.
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IT'S SO FLUFFY
It can be hard to get kids to sit still, but they might just settle down if they're on the gorgeously comfortable Gropius CS1 baby chair. It's a mini version of the Bauhaus-inspired Gropius, only resized with smaller bodies in mind.
£1,200. noom-home.com
Time to cuddle up
The Montana Mini MBOARD is a great addition to a study space. It's magnetic and comes with colour-matched magnets for sticking up to-do lists or photos of pals. The Rosehip colourway, shown here, looks great styled with pink and blue. £167. mynordicliving.co.uk
This story is from the January - February 2026 edition of Homes & Interiors Scotland.
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