Sometimes one of my nursery projects presents a unique challenge. For this modern boy’s nursery, it was the shape of the room. It’s hard to tell in the photos, but this nursery is actually triangular shaped. Yes, it’s a triangle! The other issue was that there was a big window on the back wall and that was pretty much the only spot we could put the crib. If we put the crib on one of the other two walls, it would have a door opening into it.
So alas, we had to put the crib under the window. Not ideal, especially in California. In order to get around the safety issues here, we used shutters (which despite the brightness in the photos, provide a ton of coverage), added fully lined blackout curtains on top, and pulled the crib out from the window a few inches. Once we got past the safety issues, it was on to the design! My client wanted something fresh, modern and masculine. She loved the acrylic crib I showed her and wanted to pull in some navy to give the room contrast.
Crib | Curtains | Acrylic Wall Ledges
Choosing a changing table wasn’t easy, and there aren’t a lot of options for navy that come in a nice larger size. So I went with a custom Newport Cottages piece that allowed us to get the perfect color and the perfect size. We also had a custom changing tray made for the top to be fully flush.
One of my favorite pieces in this nursery is the modern rocking chair. It’s a smaller size but still super comfortable. And the style fit perfectly with our design. As you can see, we used mixed metallics in this space, so the chrome legs on the rocker work with the gold accents on the side table.
Rocker | Side Table | Round Rug
On the other side of the room, we had a nice big wall to add some storage and decor. Because this family has another older child, I wanted to incorporate a second spot to sit, so I chose this modern storage bench that doubles as both storage and seating. Then we flanked that with two white shelving units for picture frames, books and accessories.
White Bookcases | Sputnik Chandelier
I absolutely love the pop of color on the inside! The textured rug adds a cozy feel to the space—it’s actually metallic too!
My client fell in love with this penguin photograph, and it’s really the statement piece in the room. This piece was an investment, but it’s something she loved so much, and it’s versatile enough to use in a kid’s room or teen room down the line. It adds just a touch of playfulness to the space—a necessity for any nursery design!
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Comments
Sascha Koenig
Thanks for the post.
It gives a nice look to kids room.
Little Crown Interiors
Thanks Sascha!
Kay
Could you let me know where the monogrammed “S” blanket is from that is hanging on the crib?
Little Crown Interiors
Hi Kay,
Yes! Shoot me an email and I’ll get you the info! info@littlecrowninteriors.com.
sarit rabinowitz
what is the paint color on the walls desperately trying to pick a white for my home