Our friends from Little Crown Interiors did it again. Glamorous doesn’t begin to describe the this little girls custom, designer nursery. It’s so luxurious, you’ll just have to check it out for yourself…
Design Inspiration:
This room was inspired by the Wynn Hotel in Las Vegas. Our client loved the fabric ceiling in the entryway and the design developed from there!
Decorating Style:
We call this particular nursery “Modern Extravagance”. The room is very functional and contemporary, but it also has very feminine and traditional elements.
Project Details:
1. The crib is from Bratt Decor. 2. The glider is “Luca” from Monte Designs. 3. The changing table, crib bedding, ceiling, draperies and shadowboxes were all custom built by Little Crown Interiors.
Favorite Items:
We love this changing table. It came out so spectacular. We actually had silk panels made with crystal buttons sewn on.
Advice:
Little Crown Interiors offers full interiors design services for nurseries and children’s rooms. (PN suggests you check them out for more great nursery inspiration!)
Hello everyone! I am so thrilled by all your wonderful comments!
To answer your questions: -The chandelier is from http://www.WeGotLites.com, but several companies make similar styles. -There are three paint colors in this room. They are all from Dunn Edwards. The two grays are “Smoky Mountain” and “Dangerous Robot” and the purple is “Antique Heather”.
Oh my heart is ACHING for a room like this for my daughter. SO beautiful!!! LOVE your site!
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Ana Muniz says:
September 9, 2009 at 5:54 pm
I really loved this room which is totally different from anything I’ve seen before. I love that its so elegant and glamorous. Congrats to the Interior Designer!
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phillipsfam says:
November 6, 2009 at 2:02 pm
This is gonna be one lucky baby! The parents have incredible taste and obviously have the money to buy princess anything she wants!!! LOVE IT.
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cottonlily
This is a beautiful room. And that changing table (it seems a shame to actually call it a changing table!) proves you can have beauty and function in a baby’s room. I have never seen drop in bins for laundry and diapers before; that is SO smart. I love, love, love the wall sconces. The only thing I don’t like is the ceiling. It reminds me of the lining of a casket – not something I want my baby sleeping under!
