Kek Distributions

Danish design group Rice have an adorable range of kids’ toys. Decor, feeding sets and storage furniture now available in Australia through Kek! Distributions. Using beautiful colors for boys and girls, and with an emphasis on mix-and-match textiles, it is all about bringing imaginative fun and old world charm into their little lives. Our favorite is the storage boxes which comes in a set of three in a range of quirky themes. Featured in the Queensland Homes of summer 2009/2010.

These raffia baskets from Rice are handmade in Madagascar, fair trade storage for your house, fun and function, available in lost of colors. Featured in the Insite summer 2009/2010.

Rice funky melamine and acrylic range adds so much fun and color to your every day life, and so easy to use outside, around the pool or at the campground! Featured in the Giftwrap of November/December 2009.

The fantastic Rice Melamine Lunch Box certainly gets a lot of attention, wouldn’t you love to add one to your wish list! – Vogue Australia January 2010.

Melamine – not just for kids’ parties. These colorful trays from Rice come in different designs and colors! Fun and function and easy for the budget. Featured in the Shop till you drop of January 2010.

Beautiful Rice mini glass vases in green and turquoise, featured in the House and Garden of January 2010.

Come and see us at the Life in Style, Thursday 25 to Sunday 28 February, stand no# 5 at the Hordern Pavilion, Moore Park, Sydney.

Kek! brings the best of European style in home wares to Australia, with products personally hand picked from Scandinavia and the Netherlands.

We love finding new things, offering a fresh outlook and new ways for our customers to brighten their lives.

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Prettify the breakfast table with these fabulous ‘cupcake’ cotton egg warmers from Rice. Handcrafted and fair trade! Featured in the Grazia of December 2009.

For the kitchen princess, this pink roller pin. Fun and function in every day life. Featured in the New Weekly of December 2009.