Oh so pretty! All that pink! I miss pink in my house full of boys...
Tuesday Tour: The home behind the cute kids room
The cool kids space.
I soooooo love this play space! Gym mats, full wall world map, climbing net, swings, rope ladder, study area, art wall... and those vintage industrial lights!
The rest of the house...
...isn't bad either...
Sick of white?
Sick of white? Sometimes I wonder how much of the trend toward minimal design in kids spaces with white walls and vintage toys is for the parents and not the kids. Surely kids would be happier surrounded by bright hues. What do you think? Here's some colour burst bravery to cure your ills...
Ace Space Saturday - Utah
Todays ace space comes from 6th Street Design School. The walls are actually painted a pale grey but due to light they've photographed with an aqua tone. The aqua looks great and still works well with the shots of orange but I can only imagine how stunning the real space looks in grey (my favourite!)
Take 2 pretty little nurseries...
Every once in a while I just need a shot of fairy floss to rebalance the equilibrium in my world of bugs and mud. These two spaces scratch that itch perfectly... Loving the stars and the fairy lights, the fluffy white rug, drawers and pastel pink trike. Haven't they both just hit the perfect shade? Love them.
Black to basics
It's rare that I find a good example of black in a kids space, but being one of my favourite things, it's great when I do. Imagine how nothing this room would be if that wall were white...
Oops... The error of a busy mum
In case you didn't spot it, today I posted a Saturday Ace Space... It's Tuesday. Hmmm. Not sure how I didn't realise my mistake as I flew out the door to work? I mean, if it was a saturday, why was I going to work? Sorry about that. I can't promise it won't happen again... Hope you enjoyed the Small Space anyway. x
Ace Space Saturday - Small wonder
While I'm not sure that this is a super-safe space, it's certainly a clever one. Facing the challenge of a small room is something most of us are familiar with. This Swedish family have found a very out-of-the-box solution...
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