The Beat That My Heart Skipped – A blog dedicated to daily design inspirations. By Rohini Wahi.

I am currently obsessed with relatively new online design shop Bouf’s original range of quirky products made accessible through their site.

In my opinion any retailer that has an entire section dedicated to Ostrich print, bedlinen, throws and wallpapers is a winner! Do check out all of their other products however, you will find some gems!

Have you seen Rob Ryan’s new website?? Its so new and exciting, just because it’s so new…and exciting [how shallow am I]! It features all the Rob Ryan stuff you could want all in one place – I know most websites do this, but Rob had a few different sites and blogs running simoultaneously for a while and now it’s all nice and tidy : )

You can browse archives of all his wonderful work over the years, and read his blog and see what’s going on at Ryantown [his bricks and mortar shop] and buy from his Etsy Shop - all wonderfully accompanied by a lovely web design featuring funny birds, colourful bells, fluttering leaves and the occasional key, all courtesy of Mr Rob!

Finally! Retail Facility makes available the designs of Industrial Facility, some for the first time, and many of which were previously only sold in certain countries.

You may not have recognised their work when you saw it, but Industrial Facility have designed many every day things that may already be a part of your daily life ie. a Muji coffee maker or fan or the giant 10 key calculator. Its founders, Kim Colin and Sam Hecht are dedicated to the principle that things we use on a daily basis should last a lot longer than a day.

Retail Facility is a much anticipated space where all these wonderful, simple, functional object can be found in one place! See all their past work here.

Utterly sweet products from Karin Erkisson’s light filled studio shop Manos in Sweden – where she curates products she loves from other artists as well as her own collection.

For those of us who can’t make it to her sublime shop in in Solna, Sweden – we can shop her lovely collection online.

All the Luck in the World is like you’ve stepped through a Californian hippy commune circa 1990, with it’s bohemian good luck charms and bright dream-catcher style treasures.

Infact the dreamy online shop is by dutch artist Jane Schouten and sells her carefully made, creatively recycled jewellery, and decoupaged objects online. I love the little boxes of love!