I love getting a glimpse inside children’s boutiques via photos discovered while browsing online. No doubt it’s for the same reason why sneak peaks into real people’s homes always make an interesting post on design blogs like you’ll find here and here. Anyways, I thought I’d share a look inside two Canadian children’s boutiques.

Via this blog, I’ve been following the preparations underway as owner Nicole Morell gets ready for her grand opening of Honeybunch in Toronto on March 1st. She’s been running her online children’s boutique for a few years and now is also opening a brick-and-mortar shop and studio. You can tell she’s been having fun putting together her product displays! I love how she’s used the vintage suitcase and placed the knitted play food in the colander and on the cake display.

The image below is from Chick Pea on the west coast of Canada in New Westminster. It appears to be one of the boutique’s window displays. Having the apples spilling out behind the red wagon is just perfect! It reminds me of going apple picking every October at a local orchard and brings back warm, fuzzy feelings about spending some family time together on a crisp Fall morning.

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