collective inspirations of the young and fabulous
Nothing says modern like a neutral palette of crisp whites with splashes of soft greys, blue hues and then finished with natural wood accents. Now, let’s just hope your kids can keep it clean…
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When it comes to interior design, I classify my style in two categories: modern and french antique. I’ve addressed my love for Modern interior in recent post so now it’s time to address the regal Louis in me.
Like most working mother, I don’t have the time or pleasure to go antique shopping or start refurbishing projects. For a quick fix, I turn to Baby and Child Restoration Hardware. They are an innovative luxury brand that house a wide range of home furnishing in all things interior, for big and small. They stand apart with their collection of rustic, antique and contemporary kid’s interior collection that can take you from the 1800′s to the 9′s. They also offer fantastic online customer service complemented by spectacular catalogues to make your shopping online experience, easy.
I have been a big fan of RH since I started planning the birth of my first child 4 years ago. They continue to impress me with their evolving design, quality and precision of timeless, updated classics. What I am most draw to is their easy-on-the-eyes colour selection. Their neutral palette is the perfect toned down shades that define delicate, classy and pretty.
Here’s a look of what I have my eyes on (click on image to shop):
Can’t decide on wallpaper or paint colour for your kid’s room? Try tattooing your wall.
Wall tattoos and peel-and-stick decals are the best way to add spice to your child’s room without any commitment. Since it is easy to remove, the room can be catered to their style incase they want a complete overhaul once they grow older. Plus, this trend being all the rage in the home front, the selection has become endless with the option to custom anything you can dream up.
So, dedicate a bit of time to apply to the wall as an accent focal point and make your kids feel at home. Be creative. Just do it…
Here are some inspiring ideas:
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we all cherish our quiet time. we use it to collect our thoughts, reach peace of mind and reflect on ideas, dreams and life.
allow your child to have a moment to themselves by providing a space, a cool tent, that teaching them to be creative in play and encourages independence and responsible behaviour on their terms. more importantly it shows them you trust them. besides, who doesn’t love a good tent. i remember feeling so secure and having loads of fun building forts out of boxes or blankets just so i can hide away to converse with my dolls in secrecy. a place by myself to be myself.
i wanted to share this sanctuary idea with my daughter so i recently got her a house tent . she loves it. she decorated it with blankets and a cushion for each stuffed figure. making sure they are all comfortable before she reads to them. when her friends come over, she always wants to show them her room. mission accomplished.
here are some ideas to inspire you to add a tent in your lil one’s room. “if you build it, they shall come”.
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