Dandi is a design house based in Sydney, Australia. Specialising in the design of modern Australian tableware, Dandi is popping up online, in magazines and stockists all over Australia. It’s no wonder, with products like these.

Set of 3 printed tea towels, $19.95; Ironing board covers, $39.95ea; Napkin gift set in Holly, on sale for $17.50; Halter-neck Pini apron in Olive Branch / Pistachio, $29.95. All from Dandi.com.au.

Dandi’s range of kitchen and table linen are printed in a selection of delicious colours, predominantly pinks, light blues, light greens and beige - all perfect and all allowing you to create the stylish home you’ve dreamed of.

Dandi’s designs were awarded ‘Best Table Linen’ by Australian House & Garden Magazine for value and design and have been featured in a huge range of publications - Vogue Entertaining + Travel, Notebook, Woolworths Fresh, Australian Good Taste, Inside Out, Home Beautiful Magazine and more.

Of course, I’ve already developed a favourite product from Dandi and, of course, it just happens to have a little birdie on it.

Bamboo chopping board, $79.95; Bamboo bowls, from $24.95.

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Last week’s post about wall decals inspired me to do some more searching for amazing decals I might like to stick on my own walls. I came across some of the best of the best at Miraentuinterior.com.

While it’s completely in another language and the most I can translate is the word ‘new’, the photos are absolutely amazing and I’m considering a purchase. This is my shortlist.

Of course there was going to be some birdies in here.

If you happen to look at the site and have kids, make sure you check out the Infantiles section as it has some of the best kids decals I’ve seen. The airplanes are my favourite.

So, suggestions on which I should go for? Leave me a comment.

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It wasn’t long ago that I first saw wall decals appear and thought they were the most innovative and creative thing to hit walls since, well, paint! But these babies aren’t just for walls. Oh, no. Put them on your windows, your doors, down the side of cabinets and on your kitchen tiles. Hell, even offices are getting in on the act with huge decals on their walls and even their laptops!

So what’s so good about them? They’re a modern way to jazz up a boring space in the blink of an eye. Within minutes, you could have a twist and tangle of vines above your lounge or even a shrub in the corner room that you will never have to water. And the best bit? If you don’t like them after a month or so, you can simply peel them off without damaging the wall. That’s a win!

Below I’ve shared some of my favourites so far.

‘Blossom’, ‘Birds on Clothes Line’ & ‘Resting Birds’ decals from Stickee. Sold for around $30/each.

‘Poker Hand Values’ from Blik.

‘Classic Chair Backs’ from Blik. Very chic. These would go nicely with…

… the ‘Classical Must Haves’ from Blik. Wouldn’t be too shabby with…

… this gorgeous ‘Chandeleir’ decal either! From Blik.

‘Super Mario Brothers’ and ‘Invader’ and From Blik.

‘Me, Myshelf & I’ goes for $40USD.

Why not decorate your laptop or notebook with a mini birdie decal from Decorette?

Or bring the outside in with a beautiful lamp post.

Cool Art Vinyl also have some fantastic decals that are fairly reasonably priced.

There are some fabulous decals out there for children. Everything from teddies and trains to racing tracks that go up the wall and onto the ceiling. I can’t think of a more cost effective and exciting way to jazz up a room for the kiddies. Check out: thekidsstore.com.au, forwallsdecals.com (check out the owls!).

My Munchin Home also gets an honourable mention!

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