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Creating space in your home for a new baby can be an exciting and stressful venture. Sometimes, that means giving up your guest bedroom for a nursery. But if you host guests frequently, the guest room may be a sacrifice you don’t want to make. Combining your baby’s nursery with the guest room is a […]

Turn a corner of your bedroom into a mini nursery with a cozy crib, soft rugs, and essential storage solutions. Create a calming space for your baby in your one-bedroom apartment by adding cute wall decals and a small rocking chair for those late-night feedings. Read this article for more tips and tricks!

So excited to share with you one of my fave interior projects yet! I had the honor of designing a nursery for a wonderful client of mine, and I’m so happy with how it turned out. Nurseries have got to be one of the greatest rooms to decorate. Not only do you get to be playful and fun with your desig

This was our guest room before our daughter was born. We only have two bedrooms, so the minute we found out I was pregnant with a girl, I was racking my brain on how to keep the guest bedroom option but also give her a beautiful nursery. We have COME A LONG WAY from where we started but I'm so proud of the nursery guest room combo we created. If you want to figure out how to recreate this in your own blog, you're in luck! Tap to read about how we DIYed our guest room nursery!

If only the universe were a little more accommodating, every time you added a new person to your family, a new room would magically be added to your abode. Alas, it is not so. But the good news is that, for a while at least, tiny people do not take up very much space, so in the same way that you can morph part of a living room into a home office or a closet into a (grown-up) bedroom, you can carve out a spot for your little one.

Can you share a room with your baby? Absolutely! Not only can you have a shared bedroom with a baby, but the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that babies share parents' bedroom for a year, or at minimum six months, to reduce the risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS). Ahead, find helpful design tips when sharing a room with baby. Regardless of whether you are setting up a shared bedroom with a baby temporarily until the baby is a bit older or constrained by space- you'll find…

Yes, I know lots of people never do nurseries, but I’ve always wanted one, and still can’t help feeling a little left out when I see huge, decked-out babies’ rooms. We live in a 900 square foot 2 bedroom condo in an expensive city, so we had to make do with sharing my husband’s office space! His huge...