Let the pictures do the talking ...

All photos property of Elena Kalis Photography.

No Tricks, Just Treats

Let your imagination run wild with some of Bubble London’s most wicked brands for mini monsters and tiny terrors.

Pictured: 1. Waddler, 2. No Added Sugar, 3. TroiZenfants, 4. Deux par Deux, 5. Mini A Ture, 6. Christina Rohde, 7. Kidscase.

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For a full list of exhibitors and to register for the show, please visit www.bubblelondon.com.

Wild Dreams

A few years ago, Jan von Holleben started turning his childhood dreams into photographs.
Working with children from his local neighbourhood in Southwest Germany, Dreams of Flying, Journey to Everywhere and Mystery of Monsters have been exhibited internationally.


Some of his best shots are now available as posters, postcards and calendars. You know what to get me for Christmas!

Long time ...

Julia Lange and her range of vibrant crocheted items were part of the first Bubble London in January 2008.
Almost three years later, Teenytini is now sold in selected stores throughout Europe, Asia and America.

Still designed in London and ethically manufactured, the new collection is punctuated with pop stitching and delightful buttons, giving each item a strong, fun and individual character.

For more information on Teenytini, visit www.teenytini.com

Falling for Belle ...

Once upon a time, there was a sweet little girl named Belle who lived in a magical world with her bunny rabbit Boo.
Brainchild of illustrator Mandy Sutcliffe, everything about Belle& Boo (arts prints, stickers, home products and clothes) is LOVE.

If you can’t wait until the next Bubble in January to see Belle & Boo, head to The Haberdashery café in London from 26 November for an exclusive exhibition.