What constitutes a modern nursery? According to the Edmonton Journal (of Canada), today's modern nursery has dark furniture, clean lines and bright color.
What else are parents looking for when putting together a modern nursery?
Modern Nursery Trends
Black in the nursery is big. Parents also are avoiding frills and items that are too cutesy. Furniture pieces need to be multi-functional. According to the article, matchy-matchy is out. Modern-minded parents want eco-friendly nursery items and things that stimulate baby. Go here for more details.
AT: The Nursery readers, tell us what a modern nursery means to you.
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Freedom from matching pieces...freedom to use any colour... freedom to mix: old with new, IKEA with unique or custom pieces, ornate with simple. The modern nursery is best captured in the books by Judith Wilson's books -- "Babies Rooms from Zero to Three" and "Children's Spaces from Zero to Ten".
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Freedom from the licensed character theme decorating. Flexibility in using furniture not originally designed for a nursery. Art that isn't necessarily framed prints. Non gender-traditional colors.
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I am looking for functionality and adaptability incorporated within a classic vintage design, but with a playful feel, not an obsolete "don't touch that" antique-y feel. By the way, what color paint are these walls?
to carolyn's mom- i second that motion!! no tinkerbell puke!! i still love her though.
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