Ines Pereira

This project was designed to little baby Maria, before she was even born. Her mum, S. always liked the neutral based nurseries with girly details. That was the way we started. The choice of a textured grey wallpaper, allowed us to use everything we wanted in the decor. Therefore, we played with pink details, in the monograms (wall and crib), as well as the fabrics. Another important goal, was to make a room which could grows with her.
What we love the most about this project are the personalized details, like the embroidered monogram in the crib bedding. Also, we believe it shows that when you choose neutral tones for wall and furniture, you can easily change it from a girl to a boy bedroom.
 

This room was designed for baby D. His mum loves the classical retro style for nurseries, so a lot of the details show that option: pillows, chest of drawers and the armchair. We wanted to mix the contemporary with retro to give it a cleaner look.

This bedroom was designed thinking about the future. The choice of colors such as lime and aqua green show we can use different colors and still having a baby look. This room will grow up with him quite easily and it is also gender neutral.

A blue and beige bedroom for two brothers that need to share a room and still be able to play and work in the future.

Using the existing furniture, this was a small makeover to a small bedroom, in a low budget.

This is the desert table for Mafalda’s 4th birthday party.