Our Favourite Holly & Co Finds
Every week we share a list of baby and child products we have found on Instagram and LOVED.
For this month's Favourite Finds round-up, we are sharing some beautiful kids brands from the brand new Holly & Co marketplace.
Lorna Freytag
Very cute baby portraits with a selection of hair & skin colours. The perfect first birthday gift!
The Basket Room
This newborn Moses basket is beautifully handwoven in elephant grass, a sustainable material native to Ghana. It pops with shades of pink, blue, and green to bring captivating colours to contemporary nurseries.
Catherine Colebrook
Striking initial Christmas sacks and available in three sizes.
Moppet
The Aru handmade alphabet wall hanging tapestry is meticulously hand embroidered from wool in tiny limited batches, where no two pieces are the same.
Charlotte Love
Get creative with these fun Iron on patches. Apply on to t-shirts, jumpers, jackets, hats, bags, pencil cases, you name it!
Pinyatay
Personalise your party with letter pinatas. Choose to keep it simple with a single letter or spell out whole words!
Lisa Stickley
Personalised ABC poster, hand finished in chinagraph pencil with a name of your choice. Quirky, completely original and in Lisa's signature style.
Hook Me Up
This crochet cushion is customisable in colours of your choice. This colourful letter cushion is sure to bring joy to any space.
Hooked By A Fin
A beautifully handmade crocheted bonnet with the cutest little fox ears.
Alphabet Bags
The perfect kid's t-shirt for little ones who know and love their hot chocolate!
Bow Beaus
These gorgeous animals can be used as cake toppers or as decoration with lots of options to customise and accessorise!
Bright Corner
This magical Star Tent Light is made from Birch Plywood, giving it a beautiful natural feel. Great as a nightlight for kids bedrooms or nurseries.
Do you have any Favourite Finds to share?
Email us and let us know hello@gusandbeau.com, or DM us on instagram and we will include in our weekly stories and our monthly blog post.
