Maternity Master Bedroom \/\/ Creating a peaceful space<\/p>\n
This client reached out to us after being referred by another designer [she had too much going on to take on more projects].\u00a0 It was a very gracious gesture, not to mention flattering!\u00a0 A compliment to our service and style, not too common a practice in this industry.\u00a0 This client needed help, and she needed it soon.\u00a0 They were expecting their first baby and almost every room in their house had been designed, except for the master bedroom.\u00a0 For all of us moms out there \u2013 we know how important it is this room be inviting, comfortable, functional, and peaceful.\u00a0 After all, she\u2019s probably going to be spending every minute of the next couple of weeks hunkered down in it!<\/p>\n
I didn\u2019t have much style direction from the homeowner, other than the rest of the rooms in her house designed by another designer.\u00a0 Because she was satisfied with the look of those rooms, that\u2019s where I started.\u00a0 I also didn\u2019t have to worry about reusing any furniture, because the only thing they had in the room was their bed.\u00a0 Which fortunately was a good neutral, so the sky was the limit!\u00a0 As the project progressed, she did share some stricter criteria for sourcing their new furniture and material selections: these items should be [mostly] made in the USA with minimal-to-no particle board and be made from organic cotton and\/or natural materials, nothing synthetic.\u00a0 Her husband has severe allergies, so being hypoallergenic was also a must, even with the air purifier.<\/p>\n
\u2026 Off I went!<\/p>\n