How great is this bed?! I love seeing whimsical design elements applied in creative ways. Not only would the tree ladder be a fun climb for the kiddos, but the branches serve as safety rails for the top bunk. (Though it looks like that space here is used for play rather than sleeping.)
Image via Design East. Found via Pinterest.
0I want to share a couple design blogs I’ve been enjoying lately. They both focus on nursery/kids’ rooms, but the inspiration could be applied to any room in the house. Check them out!
The first is Lay Baby Lay. Joni has a great eye for design and puts together the most fantastic mood boards. She also shares the sources for her finds so you can easily recreate the look in your own home.
The second is The Boo and the Boy. Julia assembles really fun roundups of various kids’ room themes like loft beds, built in desks, eclectic decor, etc. The majority of the rooms featured have a Scandinavian design aesthetic – my fave.
Images via Lay Baby Lay, The Boo and the Boy, and paan architects – architonic
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Talk about eye candy! The photography and the interiors featured on the Glow are obsess worthy. Go check it out.
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How cute is this print? If you look closely, it’s made up almost entirely of the word “bear”. I want one for the nursery. I’m not sure what shipping would end up costing me, but the price for the print is only £10.00. Available here.
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I love creative setups like this for childrens rooms. This room is shared by three kids in a small Paris apartment featured in Marie Claire Maison. The parents built the bed themselves and created separate areas sleeping, storage and play. I wish there were more pictures of this room!
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