DESIGN IDEAS FOR A WHITE BEDROOM

A simple white bedroom isthe ultimate sophistication.

Apply a "less ismore" approach to the room but think of it as your haven. Fill it withyour fantasies.

Bedrooms should be a placewhere you linger and relax. Besides a soft spot to lay your head, a bedroomneeds to keep you coming back for more. Tocreate calm in the bedroom, free it of clutter, not just the floor, but thewalls too. Apply a "less is more" approach to the room. 

Lighting isimportant in the bedroom. Natural sunlight is amazing during the day, butdimmed mood lighting is essential at night

 and you always need task lightingfor reading a good book or just playing with your ipad.

Keep in mindthat a peaceful bedroom embraces minimalism.

Refer to my previous posts on bedrooms for more ideas and more pictures.

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DESIGNING YOUR BABY'S NURSERY, TOO

One of the best parts of prepping forBaby is designing that special place that  he or she can call her own – the nursery. With all thetime you’ll be spending in there together, you want it to be warm, inviting andfun. 

Creating the nursery should be fun, so don’t add anyunnecessary stress. Your baby will never know the difference if she’s living ina room with four solid colored walls or a room with a one-of-a-kind mural.

Choose paint hues and bedding that are neutral like white,pale yellow or cream, then if you choose you can always add gender specificcolors later. Pinks look fantastic with any of the aforementioned shades, as dovarious blues, so you can add on accents with curtains, rugs and otheradornments later.

If you’re working with a smaller room, don’t go crazy withlots of furniture. The three key pieces for any baby room are a crib, a dresserwith a changing table topper and some sort of rocker or comfy chair where youcan lull your infant to sleep.

Make the room more baby-friendly by adding softtouches – literally. If your home has hardwood floors, consider investingin an area rug where your little cutie can lay, roll around or play in comfort.

          

You'll be spending a lot of time in the nursery (sometimes inthe middle of the night) so make sure it's soothing, stimulating, happy, andorganized.

Refer to my previous post on designing your baby’s nursery foradditional details and more pictures.

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