A west coast Canadian couple shows off their clean light-filled nursery over at Decor8 yesterday. The couple is expecting twins but the babies will share the crib until they are a few months old. See below for more great photos...
If you've got the space, we love the idea of a comfortable couch in the nursery.
There's the gorgeous Jonathan Adler giraffe lamp we've seen popping up in nurseries everywhere.
Interesting artwork and a reclaimed wood shelf makes a great focal wall.
Check out Decor8 for more information from the parents on the decorating process.
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Comments (8)
very posh nursery - lucky sods they'll be...
I really like it. Lucky little boy!
My favourite things are the squirrel painting and the stuffed animals on the wall abve the crib -- great idea -- where are they from I wonder?
(I'm a twin)
Why bother with just one crib when you'll have to get a second once the babes get a little bigger anyway? My mom always stressed to friends and family that we were two separate people who needed separate things. Two christmas gifts, two birthday cakes, etc. So maybe its just a pet peeve of mine :)
Hi Suziegoombs:
The couple has a second crib in storage but aren't setting it up until the babies are just a bit older.
Janie
As a mother of twins, having the babies share a cot for as long as possible made it easier to get things done quickly. Eventually, they started annoying each other and it became a safety or sleep issue, we we had no choice but to separate them. I'm actually thinking of putting them back into one cot because I'm wondering if they'll sleep better with another warm body beside them.
it's cute, but it looks like a "best hits of ohdeedoh". seriously, i think everything in the nursery has been posted about. i'd rather see nurseries that took more time than money, and are more personal than obvious.
Where, though, will twin #2 go when you are ready for that second crib? In place of the sofa? We are expecting twins also, and space is quite limited so I am curious.....