Caitlin Creer Interiors

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

A lavender nursery with loads of style


I've had nursery brain the last few months, and not just because I'm having a baby.

You see one of my favorite clients has a darling little girl named Madeline who needed a big girl room. Lucky me, I still get to satisfy my need to design a girl's room through her and we are doing the loveliest lavender nursery. We have had so much fun working on this project and the details are all coming together in the next few weeks. I might dare to say this is one of my favorite rooms I have ever designed.

I'm not generally a purple loving girl, but the soft shades of lavender and lilac we used in this room have me completely captivated. The inspiration board for our room is pictured above, but scroll below for more of what inspired this space in the first place:


17 comments:

  1. So absolutely lovely...anticipating pictures! The story board is just so perfect...she is one lucky girl!!!

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  2. Looking beautiful ~ terrific mood board. I'm with you, I don't generally like purple but I can see the ethereal soft beauty of a pale lavender when it is handled like this. Looking forward to seeing the completed nursery on your blog in the future! It's funny, because I recently visited a lavender farm {being summer and the harvest season in Australia} and rediscovered just what a fab colour this can be when handled right. I posted some of the images on my blog ~ so do check it out and let me know what you think. http://bluefruitdesign.blogspot.com/2011/01/lavender-grey.html

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  3. Your board is so dreamy. I love the calmness while being oh so glam! I am also so madly in love with the chairs in the first picture!

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  4. Love your board. I, too, am not a purple fan but have been drawn to the pale lavender that has been popular of late.

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  5. I never think of purple either. But it's really pretty. I love that Thomas Paul pillow.

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  6. I agree on the purple comments above but lavendar, especially for a growing girl, totally work for me. She will love it for years to come! Great ideas - would love to see the end result.

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  7. i think it's great that the major pieces of furniture are "grown up" pieces (love the chair & book case especially)! can't wait to see more of this sweet room! xo

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  8. the soft purples are so pretty and i love the texture and taupey-greuge tones you have thrown in. so pretty.

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  9. Love the inspiration for this room. Really gorgeous!

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  10. I think that without doubt will be the color of this spring.

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  11. Where is the adorable butterfly pillow from?

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  12. Where is the art of the lilac dress from? It's beautiful!

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