Does the holiday season always seem to sneak up on us? After a busy and fun year of nursery and kids’ designs, it’s the perfect time to slow down, soak up cozy moments, and lean in to the simple joy of giving and being together. We’re excited to share our annual...
When Tara Brose reached out to me for help with her nursery design, she knew exactly what she envisioned: a serene sanctuary that blended coastal charm with organic, natural touches. Her wishlist included sage green details, a beachy atmosphere, and warm wooden...
If you’ve been seeing more nursery designs with sweet traditional details, it’s because more and more clients are asking for them! This Virtual Nursery Design below was for a client who wanted traditional French details in her nursery for her second baby...
When planning a nursery design, it’s only natural to think ahead. The most functional spaces are the ones that grow right along with your child. We always aim to design nurseries with quality pieces that stand the test of time. Investing in high-quality, transitional...
It’s been a whirlwind of Virtual Designs this year! I love working with clients all over the country and it’s so fun to see how these projects turn out. This nursery design was for a client in New York. I’ve worked on a lot of New York nurseries and...
You may recognize this sweet sage green nursery from a while ago when we revealed the Virtual Design. We’re based here in Southern California and this nursery was for a client in Atlanta. Luckily, we were still able to get some photos! One of the best parts of...
While we design lots of nurseries, we also love to work with our clients on kid’s rooms and playroom designs. If you have spent any time with kids and toddlers, you know one of the keys to playtime is open space! We always start with the layout—keeping the...
It’s been a busy summer! We’ve been hard at work on lots of nursery design projects, but I wanted to share one we recently completed for Sophie Elkus. Sophie is having twins so we were tasked with turning her guest room into a nursery for two. She wanted a...
While the neutral nursery design trend has morphed a bit over the past few years, our clients are still loving variations on the neutral theme. But instead of whites and creams, clients are requesting deeper tones like beiges, tans and browns. We created this earthy...
You’ve probably noticed that scallop nursery decor is having a moment! That means we’re seeing lots of decor and furniture companies selling pieces with this sweet accent. The curved lines help soften a space and give it a cozy, organic feel. Typically a...
We work with a lot of virtual nursery design clients and oftentimes end up using a crib from one brand and a glider from another, but sometimes a brand comes along that has it all—the perfect wood crib, a wide dresser with lots of storage and a comfortable glider with...
One thing I’ve noticed this year in nursery design trends is that people are leaning into more traditional styles. But I’m not talking Granny traditional, more like elevated traditional with sophisticated and sometimes modern touches. Oh, and Parisian...
This year in particular, I’ve seen some real game-changing baby products that I want to share with you all! These are all items that you can add to your nursery design checklist or your baby registry, and they are seriously helpful. Being a new parent is...
Sometimes when I walk into a client’s home for the first time, I get to see the nursery design in its completed form. It’s one of the best feelings to see our work finally translated in person and being actually used! It’s rare that I walk into a...
Does this nursery look familiar? We posted about the Virtual Design reveal for this same nursery a few weeks ago, which showed the renderings that were included in the design package. When we work with clients that are local to Southern California, we will often go...
After years of neutral nurseries, our clients have started dipping their toes into more pattern and color. We recently created a Virtual Nursery Design for a client who didn’t want to dip in her toes—she wanted to jump right in! She wanted maximalism, lots of...
