During a recent interview, we were asked about mistakes that parents make when designing a nursery, and this got us thinking. So many times we’ve seen our friends, family members and clients decide to skimp on some items that can really help make a nursery function. […]
Changing Table
One of the most important places in the nursery happens to be more of a “work” station, better known as the changing station. Over the years, I have had plenty of mothering moments to re-evaluate what that changing table “work” place should be all about. […]
Those French are just so chic. Whether it’s ordering a café au lait and a french macaron in a bakery or decorating the nursery with some added french flair, it will no doubt turn out sophisticated and ladylike. We took the classic French Chinoiserie style, which blends traditional French decor with Chinese accents, and we …
Campaign furniture has been all over the place lately—on Pinterest, blogs and even showing up in some of our favorite furniture lines. Campaign furniture was originally created to be easily taken apart or folded up for easy travel. From this functionality sprang great design—pieces that have clean lines, sturdy hardware and practicality. These elements make …
Mother’s Day may be over, but it’s not too late to enter our Ultimate Mother’s Day $3000 Giveaway from My Tiny Nest and Stokke! Let’s check out the details of the prize package to get our mouths watering again. First, the lovely ladies of My Tiny Nest, who made this whole giveaway possible, are offering …
They say that the cobbler’s child never has shoes, so what happens when a nursery designer’s little girl is born? Well, it’s the opposite of the age-old proverb—this cobbler’s child gets the Louboutins of nurseries. We wanted to share some of the images and elements of Alessia’s little lady’s tiny nest. Blending white, gray and …
Kudos to the ladies of SPI baby whose lacquered Beckett dresser is featured in Tori Spelling’s new nursery for baby Hattie Margaret. Looks like Tori’s newest addition is going to follow in mommy’s footsteps and love all things super girly and pink! You can catch all the details about her new nursery in the latest …
It’s time for another PN reader question and answer session. Amanda, who hails from Seattle, Washington, sent us an email asking us to give a few tips for organizing the changing table in her baby’s nursery. She seems to always be fumbling during diaper changing time, and as anyone who has wrestled with a fidgety …