It’s that time again to vote for your favorite rooms! Our Project Gallery is trending some really cool room designs this month. We’re seeing a resurgence in girly soft pinks, contemporary gray striped walls remain the rage and vintage is still in. Here are the March room finalists for your consideration…
Nursery
Yes, that’s right… Little Crown Interiors has joined forces with a prominent Hollywood production company to bring a special opportunity to Project Nursery readers. As if it’s not enough for us to have the best job in the world (designing amazing nurseries and childrens’ rooms), Little Crown Interiors also has the great luck of being based in Southern California where the world of Hollywood meets the streets everyday…
I I had the pleasure of helping reality star, Melissa Rycroft and her hubby Tye, design their first nursery for their little girl who is due to arrive in a few short weeks. Melissa and Tye were so excited and a little bit anxious to put the finishing touches on their Bellini nursery since they were scheduled to reveal all the details in an exclusive photo shoot with OK Magazine. Here’s the 411 on the nursery and all the beautiful things Melissa and Tye hand picked.
Does your child’s room have the WOW factor? Did you host a show-stopping birthday party or baby shower? New to 2011, Project Nursery will be choosing the best of the Project Gallery uploads. Each month our team will choose three of their favorite projects from two categories: real rooms and real parties. You’ll be hearing from Melisa with the favorite room finalists and contributor Kim of The TomKat Studio with the top party finalists. With your assistance, our team will then award two Project Nursery readers with $50 Visa gift cards and designer bragging rights!
Sometimes the smaller details make the biggest impact. When I spotted these darling decorative accents by Marie Ricci, I absolutely fell in love. Marie’s hand carved originals add the perfect amount of personalization, charm and whimsy to any nursery or kid’s room all while adding a touch of architectural detailing…
Vintage pocket watches, brass skeleton keys, and topsy turvy teacups are some of the distinguishing elements of Alice in Wonderland. This classic book and movie is a growing trend in the nursery and party scene. Let’s venture into the rabbit hole that we like to call “Project Gallery” and see how Project Nursery readers are dressing their …
While we’re teetering on 10 months to get here, I just wanted to share that Chase’s (budget) nursery makeover is going nicely. We’ve painted, patched and taped over the past few weekends as a family. There’s nothing like having a 3 year old trying to paint along side you and a crawling baby at your feet. We survived and surprisingly, very little yellow paint hit the hardwood floors . So without further ado, here’s the low down on my latest design board for my now big baby Chase…
Fun, affordable prints are a must-have in the nursery. Accessible and artist driven sites such Etsy.com provide an abundant selection of wall decor for baby’s first room. It’s often one of our very first stops for inspiration in our interior design process. But what I enjoy most is meeting etsy shop owners such as Lori Rich who after a few probing questions, shared with us the true meaning behind her sweet graphics.