My daughter’s room is a very small nook in the master bedroom. It is 5×7 feet. We had to make it functional, but I really wanted something magical as well, so I tried to find a happy balance between the two.
WendiNS
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PrincessRaina
May 4, 2010
I personally think that the antiseptic white and the germ-free feel of this room is awesome. I particularly liked what you did for the bookshelves!
Martinique
May 11, 2010
For my part, I think the lack of color here is awesome. I’m just concerned that your baby will have problems developing visual acuity which is important in developing her IQ.
Recreate
May 11, 2010
I think it was a really brave move for you to make it an all-white nook. I wouldn’t be able to make a similar move because I’d constantly worry about the white walls, the white furniture, the white sheets, the white everything. I know toddlers can be really messy. And oh, the shelves with all sort of cute little items? I love them!
WendiNS
May 20, 2010
Martinique – I can promise you she has had no developmental problems due to the lack of “color”. Now maybe if she were kept in her room 24/7 I could see the concern, but obviously that isn’t the case. LOL
And those that worry about the mess. She sleeps and reads books in there…that is about all. LOL
L&L
May 31, 2010
I love it! Great imagination in how you’ve made white look warm & inviting.
carol
June 22, 2010
I love the look!! I also love that you made this little space especially for her even though it is part of a larger room. To me, the look is calming and serene, not harsh in anyway. If you don’t mind, where did you find the frames? Lucky little girl.
ArtsyLizzy
June 28, 2010
Dear WendiNS, This is perfectly lovely! There are so many subtle shades and tones in this “white” nook. I love it and I’m sure Audrey does, too. Besides, living in Houston, a white room is refreshing.
Comments
PrincessRaina
I personally think that the antiseptic white and the germ-free feel of this room is awesome. I particularly liked what you did for the bookshelves!
Martinique
For my part, I think the lack of color here is awesome. I’m just concerned that your baby will have problems developing visual acuity which is important in developing her IQ.
Recreate
I think it was a really brave move for you to make it an all-white nook. I wouldn’t be able to make a similar move because I’d constantly worry about the white walls, the white furniture, the white sheets, the white everything. I know toddlers can be really messy. And oh, the shelves with all sort of cute little items? I love them!
WendiNS
Martinique – I can promise you she has had no developmental problems due to the lack of “color”. Now maybe if she were kept in her room 24/7 I could see the concern, but obviously that isn’t the case. LOL
And those that worry about the mess. She sleeps and reads books in there…that is about all. LOL
L&L
I love it! Great imagination in how you’ve made white look warm & inviting.
carol
I love the look!! I also love that you made this little space especially for her even though it is part of a larger room. To me, the look is calming and serene, not harsh in anyway. If you don’t mind, where did you find the frames? Lucky little girl.
ArtsyLizzy
Dear WendiNS, This is perfectly lovely! There are so many subtle shades and tones in this “white” nook. I love it and I’m sure Audrey does, too. Besides, living in Houston, a white room is refreshing.