I’ve heard the same statement from almost every design client I’ve worked with. “I want to make sure that the nursery isn’t too babyish.” Something has changed over the last several years in regards to the nursery—women are feeling more empowered to design their nurseries as a sanctuary for themselves […]
There’s something very aspirational about the Restoration Hardware lifestyle that keeps me coming back to them year after year for my personal design choices. […]
Camo-inspired clothing is all the rage for adults and children, so why not bring it into the bedroom? I don’t usually like to decorate a room in a complete theme, but there is nothing to say I won’t decorate with a theme in mind. This time, it’s a hunting themed room. […]
When embarking on the fun project of decorating a nursery, it’s often the functional items that get neglected. We like to focus on all items with equal energy and care, so yes, that side table you need next to the glider or rocker to hold the bottle for late night feeds, the book for late night reads or the wipes for little (and not so little) messes is an important part of the room design. […]
We love that first moment a baby sees him or herself in the mirror and breaks into a wide grin. It’s a game that you can play with your little one over and over again. When designing a nursery, we like to select the right mirror to fit the room to complete the scheme and eagerly await the adorable person
More and more we have parents asking us to incorporate world maps and globes into their children’s rooms. Whether it’s to introduce our world to their little ones or to incorporate a sense of wanderlust, we love finding innovative ways to fulfill this request no matter what the style of the room. This warm-toned Small World Ottoman, from Restoration Hardware,
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