I was so excited about this E-Design because the client wanted to do a large-scale black and white floral wallpaper, and if you’ve been following me for a while, you’ll know that that’s right up my alley! When large florals first bloomed onto the...
I’ve done several blog posts where I’ve designed an entire nursery around a single piece. I like to show my clients that anything can serve as inspiration, like a wallpaper pattern, piece of art, or even a clothing item! For this post, I’ve chosen a...
It’s time for another “Get the Look” post, and I have chosen this light and feminine floral nursery designed for Los Angeles local, Irene Khan. I get so many questions about this nursery, so I though it would be a good one to redesign for you! The...
Plaid is a pattern that we see a lot of around the the wintery months, so I thought this would be an appropriate time to share a plaid inspired nursery look. Some may find plaid and tartan a strange choice for a nursery because it can read as seasonal, but as long as...
I know that many of my readers come to the blog to gather inspiration for their own nursery designs. One of my designs that’s been the most popular over the last year is the floral nursery I designed for Jessi Malay. I get so many questions and comments about...
Last week sometime, I was browsing around Instagram, as one does, and came across a photo of a dress. This dress was so stunning, that I stopped and stared at it, found out who the designer was, and then stared at it some more. But here’s the thing, I’m...
I get design inspiration from all over the place. Sometimes it’s obvious and makes perfect sense. Other times something almost unnoticeable will sit in the back of my brain and wake me up in the middle of the night in a fit of creativity (that’s fun, but I...
[The following is a piece I wrote for Project Nursery] Sometimes when I start working with a new client, they show me a favorite piece or sentimental item that they love and want to use as their nursery inspiration. They have the inspiration item, but don’t know...
