Press Cuttings

BBQ Warrior
If your man likes to take charge of the barbecue, treat him to the ultimate tool - a stainless-steel sword that even comes with a musketeer-style mask!
Good Homes, June 2010

Mallow Lance
OK, it's not a full-size medieval lance. But it's more than up to the job of skewering your marshmallows around the camp fire before thrusting each into the flames, then your gob.
Zoo Magazine, April 2010

Ladybird Love
If, like us, Ladybird books get you all goose-bumpy, in that reassuringly nostalgic way that lets you remember things, such as learning to read, as way more pleasurable than they were at the time, you'll love this make up bag. It also harks back to the golden age of air travel, long before orange tailfins and stag parties tainted the dream.
Cooler Magazine, April 2010

Nice Package!
This stroke of genius allows you to carry a laptop of any size safe in the knowledge that it only looks like a padded envelope under your arm. As you'd expect, it's thoroughly padded to protect your laptop, but what you might not expect is the luxury lining in stark contrast to the utilitarian exterior.
Urban Life, April 2010

Undercover Laptop Bag
Transports any laptop (from 8" to 17") in a tatty Jiffy envelope. Only it's not really a tatty Jiffy envelope, it's made of a special waterproof and tearproof material that you can write on. Upside: muggers walk on by. In your face, petty crime!
Zoo Magazine, April 2010

Boxing Clever
Feast your eyes on the lunch box revolution. More like a ceramic bowl than a standard tupperware affair, this is a lunchbox like no other. What more could you want from your lunch? Someone to chew it?
Urban Life, March 2010

Tooled Up
Keep all your beauty essentials neatly packed away in this adorable tin. This beauty kit contains everything you need from a cute 'n' kitsch compact mirror, tiny nail clippers, a set of five mini make-up brushes, a pair of tweezers and a must-have nail file. It's a fab gift for your NBF or even as a treat for yourself, so go on, why not?!
Mizz Magazine, March 2010

My Wedding My Way
This colourful beauty kit would make a fabulous thank-you gift for special female guests.
Wedding Magazine, March 2010

Undercover Laptop Bag
Gadget of the week. This is a high quality carry case for your laptop, designed to look like a regular padded envelope, complete with dummy postage labels. No one need ever know that you are carrying £1000 worth of computer hardware. This looks like a gimmick but feels like a well constructed, serious laptop protector.
The Times Playlist Magazine, February 2010

Amy Mug
Amy Winehouse Cat Mug. How much more explanation do you need? This mug by Takkoda is a mere £6.99 at Totally-Funky.co.uk. It's dishwasher safe and everything.
Heat Magazine, December 2009

Trim Phones
Why is it so famous? Today it's a cult gadget popular with fans of 1960s modern design - not dissimilar to its original status. Totally Funky has reissued the Trim phone in four fab new colours - red, pink, turquoise and white. It costs just £34.99 which makes it ultra affordable.
Elle Decoration, December 2009

Paper Plane Overnight Bag
Bags of Style! This month we love Paper Plane's Kiss And Make Up bag, £14.99, and Something For The Weekend overnight bag, £54.99 (www.totally-funky.co.uk).
Cosmopolitan, August 2009

Morph Book Ends
Beloved TV artist Tony Hart's death earlier this year has prompted a deluge of Morph accessories. These fun bookends are £19.99.
Daily Mail Weekend Magazine, August 2009

Jammy Lips
Keep your pout perfectly preserved this summer with Jammy Lips, the latest range of lip-smacking balms and glosses. They look cute, smell good enough to eat and keep your lips soft and supple. They come in four flavours: Cherry (our favourite!), Raspberry, Strawberry and Honey. How delicious. Just remember to apply it to your lips, not between them!
New! Magazine, July 2009

Paper Plane Make-Up Bag
Ooh, ooh, ooh! How cute are these gorgeous, vintage postcard-style wallets/make-up bags from Paper Plane @ Totally-Funky.co.uk! We loved them instantly and fell for them even more when we noticed how similar they were to a purse by Paul Smith that costs a far heftier £225.
Heat, June 2009