Toy elephants modelled on a design by Charles and Ray Eames are among 15 presents we've picked out for children to round off our Christmas gift guides for 2018.

Eames Elephant by Vitra
This bright elephant is the first serial production of the plywood toy that American modernist designers Charles and Ray Eames created in 1945, but never put in production.
Featuring the exaggerated trunk and curving body of the original design, the contemporay animal has now been sized down and made in colourful polypropylene by Vitra.
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Mini Modern Colours 2.0 by Arckit
Next generation's architects can get to grips with model-making and learn modernist design principles with the Mini Modern Colours kit.
Like all of the products by architectural model kit manufacturer Arckit, which have been hailed as "posh Lego", it is assembled from modular components that connect without glue, offering a less messy alternative to traditional constructions. Shop Arckit now ›

Assembly Square by Lego
A town awaits to be assembled from this intricate Lego set, which comprises a music store, dental office, a dance studio, and an apartment with a rooftop terrace and barbecue.
The Assembly Square kit, which features 4,002 Pieces, is the 10th addition to Lego's Creator Expert Modular Building series, following a Parisian restaurant, a diner, a detective's office and a brickwork bank.
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The Napper by Bearaby
This chunky knit blanket is ideal fo...