Designing a Nursery

Lilly Bunn Interiors via The Zhush

I want to say first off that I am not designing a nursery in case you went there.  Those days are over, and they were wonderful.  I love looking at nurseries and children's rooms.  Those rooms can be designed with less restraint, and they're often so much fun and appealing.  There's a feature in The Washington Post called House Calls.  In one article recently, decorators Lorin Jones and Janet Bertin help an Alexandria couple design a nursery.  They incorporated my pink pagoda prints as you can see below.   See the feature here.  I love the clean look they've put together and the way they've spread pink around the room with the lighting, art and fabric.


via HGTV


Architectural Digest


Kendall Wilkinson


This is a photo a customer and designer emailed me of the nursery she designed for her daughter.  She purchased the prints above the crib from The Pink Pagoda.  I was thrilled to get this incredible photo.  I absolutely love what she did here.




If I had to go back in time and do my nursery again using one of the above, I don't know how I'd ever decide.  I've included so many different styles here, and I would be thrilled with any number of them.  What about you?  Which one do you prefer?  





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