The Starry Skies interiors have been designed to fit beautifully into any nursery – whatever your style. Featuring minimalist monochrome design, this capsule collection is perfect for gender-neutral spaces. All of the pieces are packed with premium details and bold black and white prints, and have been crafted from simple soft jersey cotton. So, they’ll look great in your home as well as feeling extra snuggly for your little one.
This super-snuggly quilt is perfect for keeping your little one nice and toasty in cooler weather. It’s crafted from 100% jersey cotton, so it’ll feel soft and be kind to baby’s sensitive skin. And thanks to the contemporary black and white print on both sides of the quilt, it’ll fit in with any nursery style
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