Nursery In Parents Room Ideas

Sex and the City, the movie that is! I love, love, loved it! I do not care what any film critic said he was brilliant. The whole experience was serious fun. I could not help to notice that there were only two men alone in the entire public (I guess they were a couple) and 100+ other women were dressed for a hot date with Mr. Biggs (it was a Tuesday night at windy SF therefore provided a bit of a chuckle). Looking back, I appreciated the efforts that these women were watching Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda-esq in honor of the film ...

Anyway, in addition to all the fabulous fashion, I really enjoyed the game design. I thought Charlotte's daughter Lily was a very fun and entertaining room. I loved the nod to the legacy of Lily with wallpaper hot pink Chinese lantern. So cute! Charlotte Excavations have been developed to the perfection of the Upper East Side, it was undoubtedly the bedroom of his adopted daughter was equally appropriate with bright colors and whimsical touches. Production designer Jeremy Conway was the man behind overall design of the film. I especially liked the shepherdess peas. Although I could not find the exact chair I found some solid substitutions.

This wing chair pink chenille Bella Cottage is a good combination of modern girly meeting. Pottery Barn Kids has come out with a broader range of cushioned gliders. They not only pink polka dots, but also green damask and geometric patterns in black and white. This cute little chair denim wing of a baby and was the closest I found to little Lily. It can also be ordered in various colors and patterns including one called pink. I'm sure miss Charlotte approve.

And just when I'm convinced is the modern way to go, I fall in love with vintage all over again! Children's room designer budding Carmen Raynor has a knack for taking the sweet innocence of the 50s and 60s and the creation of children's rooms out of time. Carmen recently launched its interior design company based in Sydney, Retro Rooms - for modern children! Here is an overview of the cowboy room of his son with a vintage touch ...

Jake, 5,
Sydney, Australia

what was the inspiration for the room
When I think back to my childhood in the 70s, I remember imaging cowboy on so many things belonging to my younger brothers - and luckily my son love too! When I saw the Cath Kidston duvet cover I knew I had found the room that the room was going to turn around. I chose the red and turquoise from the fabric and had lockers and shelves painted to match. The artwork is a mix of original paintings and old posters of the 1950s constantly trying ebay for toys and vintage cowboy. Fortunately, there is enough storage in the room to hide all the unsightly modern toys!

What best describes your decorating style?
eclectic, with a vintage touch.

Please share with us paint colors, stores and suppliers.
The color of the main wall is Dulux Plaster and shelves and racks are painted Dulux Hot Lips (red) and Jaded (turquoise). The duvet cover is Cath Kidston. The floor is red carpet of Freedom furniture. The poster cowboy above the bed is an old advertising 50s as displayed above the fireplace. The table above the lockers is by artist Bob Daly. The bedside table is Ikea and the Little Lighthouse lamp. The trunks toys, lockers and library were all second hand shop located.

What are your favorite items?
I like the duvet cover and lockers. I also like the original artwork-, it is something I hope Jake cherish all his life.

Jake the chamber itself is certainly a treasure! Stayed tuned for the scoop on the room of the daughter of Carmen "Paper Dolls" later this week!

A drive through a garage sale, a surfer on e-bay, a trip to Ikea and voila: A baby room design savvy with style and spunk! Simply mom Kirsten Grove of Grove shows us how she gathered a whimsical room for her daughter with a little effort, some help from family and lots of love!

name Child: Eden Jo
Age: 3
Location: Boise, ID

What was your inspiration for the room
Eden personality Jo was my inspiration. She's so funny and original. She loves the color and patterns. She is very artistic for a 3yr old so I need his room to be fun and whimsical.

What best describes your decorating style?
I'm attracted to the bohemian chic with vintage and modern twists.

Please share with us your choice of paint colors, furniture, art, craft tips, etc.
The walls are a neutral gray and wanted to enlighten them with the art that I had my father paint a quote on the main wall that I found out a greeting card . I thought the quote really fits his personality. I bought the cabinet at the pier a year ago and decided to paint the doors of a jet black to give it some contrast. Her bedding is a mixture of Ikea pillows and handmade. I bought the Venetian mirror off of Ebay for about $ 0.
Most of the art in his room Etsy except a print Urban Outfitters and a mom did when she was bored impression.

What is your favorite item (s) in the r oom?
I bought the head at a garage sale for $ 15 and it became my favorite piece in the room. I also like his giant horse that was a gift from a favorite babysitter.

Is there anything else you want to PN readers to know?
The fun thing about the room of a child you can not really mess up. Most textiles and textures better! The more art and antique toys, the best. Be creative and let your children help you and knows what you'll come up with.

There is nothing like your own children to inspire you. Erika Erika Ward of Ward Designs is the woman behind the fabulous design blog BluLabel bungalow that blends the interior decoration and fashion. His style is just our driveway when she shared the room makeover of her son, we had to pass along his genius!

Amazing how paint can do wonders on a small budget ...

contemporary nautical room Erika is surely a her son's room will grow with. For the full scoop on this nursery, toddlers and more design inspiration, visit Erika here.

In my last post I promised that I would show you the new baby room for transition year and a half years that got evicted from his nursery make way for his new sister!

Since the client was ready for the number of children of both soon and was not ready to take his son in a real big boy room, we used existing parts to reduce costs as much as possible. My client had the nursery Hiya Spot on the place and the meridian that was found in his home office. The only additional items purchased for the room were the work of art, carpets and libraries Expedit and accessories to the shelves.

She wanted to paint stripes on the wall so we decided on two shades of turquoise to wrap around two of the four walls.

Although there is no specific theme for the room (besides being fun!), My client fell in love with this series of robots and aliens stretch the canvas of works of Oopsy Daisy by Jacqueline Shapiro so we went with it. Since then, she told me several times that reported her son every morning and after a nap. Maybe they will have all the names soon?

Photos courtesy of Life Iz Photography.

To see more photos of this nursery, including a list of sources please visit the gallery HERE.

PS After this piece was photographed, we added these pillows Adorable Robot Land of Nod to the meridian for pops of color in the room. I can not wait to convert into a real big boy room soon after it is formed and pot in preschool!

One of the best parts of my job is navigation in the gallery. I like to discover new trends that appear throughout the gallery, and I'm still blown away by amazing talents of our readers. It is difficult to refine the project finalists Month, but we narrowed the list to six distinctive rooms. Our project of the winner of the month will receive a Visa gift card for $ 50 as a Bravo Nursery project.

The House Jordyn jdv by home staging and interior
Love the use of color! Orange mixed with a touch of turquoise give this room a dramatic effect.
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Modern Nursery by Zoe mscott218
The amazing use of space complements a colorful and playful design !
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lunatics Toddler Room by swankyswell
This whimsical room breathtaking. Using a neutral color palette with a punch of color gives this big girl room a classic feel with a modern twist.
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Big City Nursery by Anita roller murals
This room gives new meaning to the phrase "living big city . "design creates a space that is fun and fully interactive.
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Nursery Harper by Chelsi
Elegant and comfortable room covers all of ceilings details scratched with a wardrobe change table. How could you not love this space?
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Daddy-Designed baby room by nickscarpino
This amazing room creates a sophisticated and modern nursery that is a perfect fit for the boy or girl.
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So now it's up to you to tell us what is your favorite piece! Vote below, and comment if you can because we want to know why the Chamber your vote. Voting ends on 31st of this month at 11:55 p.m. PT. The winners of the best room and party will be announced on September 1st! Winners will receive a VISA gift of $ 50 Nursery project Good Luck

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Last week, we shared our last design: A makeover of the room a little girl for the specific purpose of help her sleep in his bed. The metamorphosis, focusing on a few of our favorite sleep tips, was presented on the day of speeches show Doctors and product features available from Rosenberry Rooms. Today we share our top tips for using great design to help a child sleep in his own room

Window treatments :. From nursery to the room for older children, we always recommend two types of window treatments-a muting solution and filtering solution from light. During naps, light filtering curtains will help you to control the temperature and keep a child from becoming accustomed to sleeping in total darkness. However, using blackout curtains at night will allow parents to keep consistent hours of sleep, despite the weather changes that allow late evening and / or morning light in the room

Sound Control :. The sound environment in the room of a child is very important. We strongly recommend a simple white noise machine for all children to spaces (we used a large version Munchkin in this project). This will put a consistent basis, and to provide a barrier for other sounds (or lack of noise) in the rest of the house.

Bedside White Noise Machine

lighting: All spaces children can benefit from two simple lighting solutions a dimmer, allowing ceiling lower in the period before bedtime to "set the mood," and a small light on a timer. the timer must turn off the light before bed and turn on when it is acceptable to get up in the morning. This will put a clear visual signal for a child. if they wake up in the middle of the night or too early in the morning, the state of their light immediately tell them whether or not they can get up

is appropriating :. While a nursery is generally regarded as a space for parents to enjoy, there comes a time when a child is ready to have a space of their own. the transition usually occurs so natural somewhere between two and four years. When your child is ready for a large child's room, be sure to fill it with things they like that are age appropriate. Remember that, as they grow and become more independent, they should have a space that reflects this.

Bins for Special Things & A Beautiful Child-Size Sofa

colors calming: Although many children develop in rooms all color palettes, if you have a child who has difficulty sleeping in their own room, consider a soothing palette of bright colors. Stimulation of bright colors can be too much for your little one.

A Color Scheme Calming in Shades of Light Pink and Ivory

Beautiful and Cozy Bedding

floor plan: Whenever possible, especially if your child has difficulty sleeping in their own bed, create a floor plan that emphasizes the bed. If the piece focuses on game stuff or study areas, the child can easily associate the space with these activities, rather than the important activity of sleep all night

Scary Factor :. Lots of things that seem normal adults may seem scary for little ones, and these things should be removed or at least discussed. Imagine branches on the trees outside the window, a harmless hat hanging on a wall hook or a shade from the corridor-the simplest things can look like monsters, especially in the middle of the night.

Makeover chamber Our comprehensive daughter Styled for Great Sleep

Try It Out: the best thing we can offer is to try the room for yourself. We recommend that all parents try their child's bed and not just to sit for a minute or two. really snuggle into it. Is the mattress comfortable? the leaves are soft? How pillows feel? How is the temperature? And do not forget, how the bed smell? An excellent starting point for any comfortable bed is a flexible set of organic sheets. Finally, make sure that there are extra blankets and pillows on hand to take into account the temperature changes or comfort your child in the middle of the night.

Is the room of your child somewhere that you want to sleep? Is it comfortable, pleasant, safe and wonderful? If so, you are well on your way to using design to create an ideal sleep environment for your child!