Parents today often want to create a space that’s less baby-like, more grown-up-like. Perhaps the widespread availability of awesome juvenile products is raising the bar (or perhaps it’s our growing niche of juvenile interior design?). Whatever the cause, Little Crown Interiors loves this trend! By including non-juvenile pieces into a nursery or kid’s room design, parents have an opportunity to think about what inspired them – not just…
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When most of us hear the word “Minimalist”, we think boring, harsh and a general lack of intrigue. In the design world, Minimalism is generally understood as the philosophy of “less is more” and it’s not hard to imagine how that can be useful in a nursery environment. Instead of boring, think simplicity. Instead of uninteresting, think understated elegance. Instead of harsh, think functional…
PN Subscriber: I am currently trying to find the best way to design a playroom while also including a desk and computer for myself and I need help! -Angie
Project Nursery: Oh the playroom… At its best, it’s the most fun, exciting and imaginative place. At its worst, it’s the most cluttered, disorganized and often the most frustrating room in the home. If it’s just a spot for the kids to play, the latter might be acceptable (especially if it’s a room where you can close the door and shut-out the mess!). However, in this case…
As designers, it’s our job to stay on top of current trends, and we’ve seen that Faux Bois is a staple in contemporary design these days. Everyone from Martha Stewart to Pottery Barn has followed suit, designing products influenced by nature. Faux Bois is French for “false wood” and its interpretation in the design world …
I LOVE the holidays, and absolutely everything about this time of year. That said, I’ve never been great at “doing” the holidays. I’m the Mom who forgets to bring a gift to the party because I was too busy blow drying my kid’s outfits which I forgot I needed washing. I’m the one who has huge plans for a home that smells like yummy home baked treats, but for some reason, I always find myself making a last minute Trader Joe’s run.
The holidays are upon us and to get you in the spirit, we thought we’d share a little shopping inspiration from your friends at Project Nursery. Our team has rounded up the FIVE items they love, cherish, gift or simply can’t live without.
Naomi Coe is one half of the power nursery designing duo, Little Crown Interiors. True to LCI style, Naomi has a knack for finding unique products and may even get your kids to like their vegetables!