Guest Picks: Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head
Rain and clouds are filling the skies in the U.K., but the effect can be cheery when you bring them inside
Summer here in the U.K. has been terrible! It's the wettest since records began. I had intended to make this ideabook all summery, but instead it's a celebration of raindrops, clouds and rainbows, in all their glory. — Kate from Minieco
Confetti Tumbler
These rainbow-flecked glass tumblers are truly scrumptious and really appeal to the big kid in me.
Pictogram Rainbow Clock
If you need color in your life, then this is the clock for you. It's contemporary and cheerful.
Height Chart, Koru Rainbow
It's nice to see a height chart that your kid won't grow out of — so to speak.
Motley Ottoman
I am a huge fan of perching, slouching, resting and leaning, which is why this gorgeous footstool appeals to me so much.
Gold wellies — because if you are going to tackle the mud, you may as well do it in style. (They would also look nice standing in the hallway.)
Rainbow Mountain Thick Stoneware Hand Decorated Mug by ACTION VINTAGE
Etsy is awash with some fantastic vintage '80s ceramics at the moment. I can feel a collection coming on.
Goggles Umbrella
It's so great to see playful products for adults. This Goggles Umbrella makes me smile, and I would love to have one.
Nice Storm, Cloud With Lightning, Crochet Mobile by Ho Kiou
A beautiful storm! This really appeals to the crafter in me.
On This Day Perpetual Calendar
This perpetual calendar is pretty novel. In order to reveal an interesting historical fact pertinent to the day, you have to rub the heat-sensitive black box. Clever and pretty — I want to have a go.
Nesting Coud Plates by JD Wolfe Pottery
These nesting cloud plates are so delicate and beautiful. Use them to collect trinkets or serve a special little something, or simply display items on them.
Allen/Hex Key Set, Metric, Rainbow
I am the main DIY'er in my house, and these are my kind of tools.
Next: Design With Weather: Introduce a Rain Chain
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