Showing posts with label kids room. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids room. Show all posts

Sunday, October 26, 2014

Anouk's 3 years old bedroom

Hello!

It has been such a long time here.

I started a new blog on parenting, education and decoration.
However, I tought it would be nice to share here some pictures of new projects.

Here is an update of Anouk's bedroom.

She is now three.So she got a toddler, has a nice reading nook, a small desk and a special space where she can hang her art work.

 Lovely isn't?











Thursday, October 31, 2013

Tips for Children Friendly Spaces

Dear blogfriends,

As promised, I'd like to share with you some tips to create a children friendly family room.

I strongly believe that design and family can and even must go together.
Of course, you'll probably have to hide your beautiful and fragile knick-knacks or avoid über cool bar card.

But you still can create an inviting, cosy and pretty space that will (also) be yours.

Credit : Aprill Aprill

1. Inviting sofas :

Our sectionnal sofa is huge and takes a big part of the space in our family room.


But I definitely don't regret our choice. It delimitates the space very well.
In a family room it's important to have a place to rest, sit, nap, play, eat, cuddle, read books, etc. Our Ikea Karlstad sofa is perfect for that : it is comfy, not precious.

And don't be afraid to choose light colors. Just choose slipcover!



2. Coffee tables :

A big, nice, inviting sofa is important. A coffee table isn't.

If you don't have enough space, just get rid of your coffee table. You can easily use poufs (on which you'll be placing a tray) or small side tables if you need some support surface.

You can also install a console behind your sofa like on the pics below.
 (this is an awesome babyproofed design by Emily Henderson, one of my favorite designer. You can find all the breakdown - and other amazing tips - here).

Credit : Oh joy




Also, avoid sharp angles and choose for a round coffee table.

3. Kids chairs :

Your kid needs his own chair. Anouk loves to sit on her chair to drink or eat some snack. She knows it is her place and I believe it makes her feel confident.

The best thing is that you can find awesome vintage chairs or you can buy some reedition of design classics for a very reasonable budget.


Credit : Mykeminutter

4. Storage for kids

Older kids love to play (and hide) in their room. But toddlers love to play close to/with their parents.
You can store all the toys in the nursery, they will somehow reappear in the living room.

The best compromise is to dedicate some storage in the living room and rotate the toys once in a while.

Credit : My Ideal Home



If you have pretty toys, you even can display them!

5. (If you can) Create nooks or spaces that are their own!

You may have a weird nook that you are not really using. A wall that remains blanco. Pinterest is full of amazing idea to create a unique nook for your kid.


Credit : Link


Credit : Design Sponge

6. Keep it simple
Of course you can style your console or coffee table! As long as you keep it simple : trays (perfect to secure drinks), some candles, wooden animals or non toxic flowers...

But keep your art books and precious china out of reach...

Credit : Nordic Leaves


Credit : Link



Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Familly Friendly Home in Utah

Dear blogfriends,

This week, I'd like to focus more on kids and design. Having a toddler at home (and soon a second baby), I think I could share (and receive!) some tips to create a fun and secure environment for kids.

But today, I just would like to share pictures of Meta Coleman's house (the talented blogger and designer behind One more mushroom) published last week on Design Mom.










Credit : All pics from Design Mom

Monday, January 28, 2013

Best Wallpapers Ever for a Nursery

Dear blogfriends,

I hope you had a very nice WE! It's Monday again and I have many things to tell you.

This WE has been busy and productive and we are finally seeing the end of the closet-tunnel.

In the meanwhile, here are some awesome wallpapers for kids rooms.

For unknow reason, they put glass fiber in my house (ceilings included!), so I can't have wallpaper.

It's really a pitty since there are amazing and creative options for wallpapers, especially for kids.

So here is my selection :

1. Wallpaper from minakani lab 


2. A classic from Graham and Brown :

Credit : Emily Henderson

3. Birds wallpaper from Hygge and West.

 

3. I'm pretty sure this is an old collection from Dwell Studio
(Their new collection are amazing too).
Credit : Lund photo

4. Car wallpaper from Ferm Living
(The all collection is eyecandy too)


Friday, September 21, 2012

Inspiration for the Nursery

For the moment, Anouk's room is hoarding my closets. There isn't really a private space for that little one. Hopefully, with the closet project, she'll have soon her own room.

I am so excited to create a proper nursery. It sounds like so much fun.

Here is some inspiration : soft and playfull.

Credit : On to Baby

Credit : Daffodildesign

Credit : Design-crisis