The Kawa wall changer might also change your mind

OK, so I know a wall changer isn't something one would normally find in the home - changing tables are much more common. But I say, if your space is limited, and if you can buy one as beautiful as the Kawa, then why the heck not? (Ah yes, well, there is of course the slight matter of the price, which is admittedly more suited to a public facility budget).

The manufacturers suggest that it can be decorated with stickers, but I think that misses the point, which is that this is a very appealingly plain piece of functional furniture. Considering the prevalence of big bulky grey wall changers in even the most beautifully-designed public spaces, I guess it's also a well-kept secret. I never thought I'd be gushing about nappy changing facilities, but I might just mention this to nursery next time I'm there.