Hello peeps! Today I wanted to touch base on a project I recently just wrapped up! For this clients home I was asked to recreate almost the entire house, but one of my favorite parts was the nursery for the welcoming of my tiniest client, little baby B. The intent of this nursery was to

Lavender is one of my favorite colors. I could paint my whole house lavender (although I don't think my husband would go for it). In fact, I stayed at a tiny historic hotel in the South of France full of gorgeous lavender rooms. It was mesmerizing. I'm also a little obsessed with the flower and

I’m giddy with excitement, ready to show you the nursery we designed and completed in six weeks for the One Room Challenge! I wish I could just invite you over...

Most IVF babies come early so I made sure our nursery was ready to go ASAP. Let's get into the nooks and crannies of my lavender and grey baby nursery...

Soft shades of lavender and rose mixed with whimsical details bring this sweet and colorful nursery to life.

Lavender seems to be re-emerging as a trendy color for nurseries this year. I've come across so many gorgeous nurseries in shades of lavender and mauve. I will share some of my favorites as well as some items you can use to get a similar look in your child's nursery. Contains some affilia

Design Reveal: A Traditional Gray and Lavender Nursery | Little Crown Interiors offers nursery interior design in Southern California, and E-Designs nationwide!

With a new year comes new trends in furnishings, decor, and paint. If you are wondering what nursery paint colors will make waves in 2023 - we've got you covered. Ahead - we are sharing the top 2023 nursery paint color trends setting the tone for the new year. As design enthusiasts, the end of the year is an exciting time as paint companies make their color of the year picks after much research and analysis. And these color picks often influence the colors we expect to dominate nurseries in…

Find the perfect shade of purple for the nursery and the best purple nursery ideas to make an unexpected statement in your design.