We’ve mentioned it before, but one of our favorite times of the day is when the newest issue of one of our favorite design magazines arrives in the mail. Luxe Interiors + Design Magazine is a gorgeous publication with glossy, over-sized photos we love to drool over. It’s not typical to find children’s items in …
Changing Table
Hopefully by now the PLUSH event recaps have captured the excitement and energy that was buzzing throughout the day at the Project Nursery & PetitNest booth. There was never a lull in attendees who wanted to take a peak at everything in our space and learn all they could about Project Nursery. My face was sore from all that talking and smiling, a sign of a successful day. Melisa and I did carve out a little bit of time to walk the floor…
Have you noticed that Restoration Baby & Child has really evolved? They still master the dark wood furniture and matelasse bedding which is rich and mature looking, but a breath of fresh air has found its way into their pieces. RH Baby & Child has recently expanded their nursery and childrens collections to include some beautiful additions.
If you are looking for a place in the nursery to break out of the standard mold and do something a little different why not start with the changing table? It’s easy to find the standard looking chunky changing table but maybe think outside of the box, literally?
I tell you the Europeans have it all figured out. For those of you who live in a large urban city or small beach town, you are more than likely in need of more floor and storage space. For an immediate solution, look to wall storage for items such as a desk or changer in a child’s room…
Design Dilemma: We’re just moving into a new townhouse after living in a rented apartment. In the rental, we weren’t allowed to paint or hang window treatments, so I’m really looking forward to creating a baby space for my son Sam (9 months old) that I couldn’t create in the old place. With that said, we want this new baby room to be somewhat gender neutral so that it can be our next baby’s room — whatever the sex!
Here’s one of those designs that have us saying “Why didn’t I think of that?”. When mother of five Paige Burton grew tired of the unattractive and idle changing tables collecting in her basement she came up with “Time for a Change”. You see, Paige was finding that her relatives opted for the carpeted floor …
Tucked beneath convertible roof tiles reveals a special space called Nina’s House. Designer Dave Keune created this little plywood house with all things baby in mind. Open airy windows reveal a crib, play area, and changing table. This is such a one-of-a-kind item, we couldn’t wait to share it with you!