The mice need somewhere to live. The Maileg Farmhouse, the Castle, the Mouse Hole — each one is the kind of house a child arranges and rearranges until the layout feels right. Inside: beds with real linen, tables set for dinner, chairs that wobble slightly in the way good miniature furniture does.
The pieces are scaled to each mouse size, so a Big Sister bed fits a Big Sister mouse, which matters more than you might think to the child who has assigned everyone their room.
It started with a wallpaper. One woman in a new home, looking for something she couldn't find, so she made it herself. Nearly twenty years later, Ferm Living is one...
It glows on the counter at Little Paper Planes and people stop. Not because it is loud or clever. Because it is warm. This is the story of Toverlux —...
