Focus people, I need you to focus. There are so many awesome things in the photo above it's almost difficult to see the sleeping bag in the middle. It's faux fur and looks perfect for some serious winter snuggle time!
These sleeping bags from Restoration Hardware are just about the snuggliest thing we've seen all season (if only they came in adult sizes). Sure they probably aren't for wilderness camping as they retail for $159 a piece, but that doesn't mean they wouldn't make the greatest living room fort seating ever.
You can find these basic faux fur bags or some plush bags with animal heads (in the non-creepy way) over at Restoration Hardware.
(Image: Restoration Hardware)
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OMG, I love that lion. Wait, what were you saying about focusing? Oh yeah, the sleeping bag is lovely, too. :)
I like the sleeping bag but the MASH style tent really REALLY creeps me out. Why are most things at RH designed by people who loathe children?
That sleeping bag is anti-child. I can't even imagine cleaning the inevitable spills/messes that will end up on the fur.
That whole picture is so poorly contrived. The sleepover doesn't even look fun.
I liked making faux tents/teepees as a child. Precisely arranging chairs/stools/couch arms and draping blankets over the top was half the fun.
RH is handing your child's imagination to them. No wonder some kids in school can barely put together an imaginative story (that doesn't sound like an episode of Spongebob).