Going bold doesn't mean coating the walls with neon. Creamy colored walls are the backdrop for bursts of fuchsia.
Fuchsia- although this is a very bright pink, it can play a delicate roll in room design when it's featured in small doses meaning less is more.
Elegant, simple and traditional.
The furniture is from AFK and the combination of woods add encouragement to bring in more of the fuchsia on it and over it. The fabrics are pure silks from Kravet fabrics used on the custom bedding, custom canopies and custom balloon shades.
The delicate embroidered silk using not only this wonderful color, but also bits of velvet for more texture and opulence.
When a set of twins, or multiples of children need to share a room, the basic necessities should be put into place first. Creating balance, repeating colors and symmetry should follow along wherever possible. This is not only pleasing to the eye, it's also the simplest to arrange.
millie
Friday 7th of December 2012
Wow...pure silk bedding for a nursery? I bet you can't wait for the first blowout in that one. ;)
Kimmy Doraine
Friday 7th of December 2012
Beautiful! The floral silk bedding and matching canopies and crib skirts, the chandelier, the big ribbons, and the gilding on the crib give the nursery an old world charm. It's like you're being transported to a different time in the past.