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So yes they carry all manner of modern and whimsical modern beds, cribs and bedding from places like Casa Kids, dwell studio and notNeutral and of course they've got great accessories, toys and artwork from Onethread and Thomas Paul that are bright and fun while staying simple and modern. We would have been disappointed if they hadn't had all that, after all their Weego Home outpost further down on Main has give inspires us every time we step foot inside. Conveniently they've also got most everything for sale on their website.

We'd be lying if we said that we didn't want everything in the store (even though we don't technically have children). Here are some ideas from the showroom that you could try applying to your own home:

Paint Your Floor: Here they've covered their concrete floor with a durable yellow paint making the room cohesive and bright. In our old studio we painted our concrete floors off white (instead of gray) and it made the space feel sleek and modern. It also meant we needed to mop a bit more often, but it was worth it.

Use the 80/20 Color Rule: They've done a great job keeping loads of white calm space in the store with concentrated areas of color to keep the space and colors from being overwhelming. This way you can have intense color that doesn't overtake a room. Apply this to your home just remember 80% neutral, 20% color.

Pick a Color Scheme: Where they use color, they stick to a palette that helps define a space and make it look cohesive and organized. Here they're using brown, orange, yellow and a pop of blue for contrast.

Group Multiples or Collections of Everyday Objects: These yellow kites were bought in bulk and installed on the ceiling. Besides looking airy and whimsical, they bring color to a high ceiling. Although we heard this became quite a nightmare to install, on a smaller scale it would be much more doable.

Use White: white shelves help keep a space looking clean and organized even if they're holding quite a lot especially if you organize what's on your shelves into color groups . Try the Ikea Expedit shelves for a similar look.