October 29, 2007

Put It to Bed

Kukunest Children’s Bedding

You encourage freedom of expression. But demands for superhero sheets, bed frame, and window treatments seriously clash with your fine taste in modern design.

Find common ground in Kukunest children’s bedding. Two Oakland moms created the ecofriendly bedding company when they couldn’t find any to their liking.

Princesses create their own fairytale with colorful Lantern Festival and Around the World patterns. Intergalactic and Sub Adventure themes let your knights-in-training discover the explorer within.

Matching wall art makes decorating a no-brainer. Look out for toddler-size sheets and new themes on the horizon.

If they still don’t appreciate your aesthetic sensibilities, tell them to sleep on it.

Available at Jonathan Kaye, 3548 Sacramento Street, between Locust and Laurel Streets (415-563-0773 or jonathankaye.com); online at kukunest.com.

TREAT
The Candy Store Halloween Event
What: The Russian Hill sweet shop rolls out the big cart for trick-or-treaters.
Why: A sugar rush of blood to the head.
When: Wed., 2-6 p.m.
Where: 1507 Vallejo St., at Polk St. (415-921-8000).

STROLL
Day of the Dead: Legends of the Night Walk
What: Listen to folktales on a lantern-lit walk while sipping Mexican hot cocoa and nibbling traditional bread. For kids 7 and up.
Why: Dead-on fun.
When: Fri., 4-7 p.m.
Where: Crissy Field Center, 603 Mason St., Presidio (415-561-7752).