My last post about my ongoing work at the Birth Centre and the children's space I have been creating there has led me on to thinking more about different fun and exciting ways of zoning rooms. The great thing about writing this blog is the ability to explore ideas, even if I don't have the space to try them within our home, I may one day get to create something from here for someone else, perhaps you will feel inspired, I always love seeing what my readers are up to.Be bold.Colour captures the eye and can hugely change the dynamic in a room. I'm a big fan of a base of white, it can allow what's within the space to speak, a certain piece of standout furniture, a picture or certain fabric, but sometimes you just have to go really bold. This glorious framing of mustardy yellow picks out the corner of the room, defining the space, making it somehow feel further away, enlarging the room. It is made by the fact that all other details are muted and not trying to compete for attention.
This absolutely wonderful children's space by Britta Bloggt just fills me up with a warm fuzzy feeling, a beautiful mix of contemporary and vintage, an odd shaped wall turned into the making of the room, simple and perfect and quite possibly inspo for a few tweaks in Nancy's room, but that is for another day.
This absolutely wonderful children's space by Britta Bloggt just fills me up with a warm fuzzy feeling, a beautiful mix of contemporary and vintage, an odd shaped wall turned into the making of the room, simple and perfect and quite possibly inspo for a few tweaks in Nancy's room, but that is for another day.