Written by contributing blogger, Chrstine Martin. What we like:   neutral backdrop with pops of color sense of playfulness (imaginary door) simple, uncluttered 3D elements: tree, hooks, door grame sleek lines of furniture with soft furnishings of cute stuffed animals {image credit: pinterest}

Written by contributing blogger, Christine Martin.  Using the alphabet is a simple way to add color and style to a child's bedroom. Not to mention a good source of teaching. Whether in old school block print or accompanied by animal images, these are mini works of art. There are a variety of ideas on how to hang them. 1. Glue them all together on a mat and hang them in a large frame.  2. Frame each individually with a simple frame that unifies them.  3. Hang thin rope or ribbon and clip each A,B,C with a clothespin.  4. Use stencils to paint them on a large wall or stick on decals.  5. Use a wall adhesive that will not peel...

Written by contributing blogger, Christine Martin.  Recently, I was captivated by the setting of Moonrise Kingdom. This Wes Anderson film is quirky and enchanting and full of great interiors! The reoccuring scene of Suzy and her brothers at home in their reading nook represents the quintessential 1960's youth spending their free time listening to music guides  and pouring over fantasy books.  Reading nooks are important spaces both for children and adults. Comfortable and quiet, they allow you to escape into your literature and relax. Ideally, a child's room has space for playing, studying, and reading. To inspire more reading, it is helpful to design a space that encourages it. Whether it is in the form of cushions in a corner...