Ideas shown above, left to right:
1. Start planning the big kid room from the start: "Save time and money by planning ahead for the transition from nursery to kids room. Choose wall colors, window treatments and light fixtures that grow with you."
2. Showcase a simple, small collection: "For easy wall decor put up some masks. The 3-dimensional effect is great and it's available for play too...."
3. An easy color trick to try: "Using tonal colors is a classic design trick. The Gio palette of blues from powder to navy is perfect for a boys room."
4. It's all about the fun little details: "We love our new ID tages - We use them everywhere, from an address on the kids lunch box to labeling in the play room. They make organization fun."
5. Layered pattern is a great modern look: "Don't forget about your walls. Graphic wallpaper is an easy way to mix patterns and make a design statement."
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Comments (9)
Back when I was pregnant two years ago I remember there seeing DwellStudio kids bedding that involved deer and woodland creatures. It was mostly brown and white. Does anyone know what that was called? Did I just imagine it?
Can i get some details on the crib??
thats the first time i saw ribbons displayed in a attractive manner. great job!
Megan- I think the print you're talking about was called Animals. I think they discontinued that print a few seasons ago.
Does anyone know where the sheep/goat doll on page 84 of the catalog is from?
I got my catalog about 2 weeks ago (I guess my mail person jumped the gun) and I enjoyed it--but found it surprisingly similar in terms of layout to the serena and lily catalog that I got about a month ago.
I covet that wall color in the first image. It's the perfect beige/brown/gray. Does anyone know the paint color?
Sleek1- The crib in picture 3 is a sparrow crib from Oeuf. I just saw it on giggle.com. I love the way they look and if I had room I would totally buy one!
Sleek1 - The crib in pic 5 is the Stokke Sleepi crib... I love the oval design :)