Talk about neutral! This serene all white nursery was inspired by 18th C Swedish and French designs. What we'd really like to know is how to keep it this clean.
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Comments (8)
Is anybody as disturbed as I am by the bright red color of that devil baby scurrying across the floor in that first picture?
love that ceiling lampshade in the 2nd last picture!
ha...the devil baby comment was hilarious!
I too, am in love with that shade...does anyone know where it is from?
Is that first picture of J. Lo and Marc Anthony's nursery for their twins. Helluh too much Shabby Chic meets Louis XIV meets Petit Tresor.
That first pic looks like no fun.
Was the all white nursery designed by someone who has never been around an actual baby?
It's not a very stimulating environment for a child.
But no matter -- every kids toy comes in primary colors. The room will be a clashing mess in no time.
All those white fabrics in the first pic? I give them two weeks. Or maybe they have live-in help who has time for all that stain removal. Either way, I wish them luck keeping it that way!