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Showing posts with label kids rooms. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids rooms. Show all posts
Monday, December 3, 2012

TREND ALERT: SPOT ON DOT DECORATING FOR KIDS ROOMS!

White children's bedroom with two beds with patterned bedding, pink spotted accents on the curtains, a small table with two green chairs and a large round pink lantern on the ceiling

I like a little dot or spot here and there in a kids room. Dots work for little boys or little girls rooms quite well. I like a subtle dot...not quite a big bold polka dot...a dot that just adds nice visual texture to a child's room. Instead of polka dot...what should I call these dots. A chic dot? A modern dot? A dashing dot?  Maybe I'll call these chic subtle dots...coco dots...or is that too self serving?  Hmmmm....

Anyhooo (one reader says she doesn't like when I say anyhooo...but I do say it...so anyhoooo...sorry dear reader...I'll try to lessen the anyhoos...but I do find for me it does reflect what's ticking up in my little head...not quite an "anyway" or "any how"...an anyhoooo is my way of getting myself to focus...as I start to meander off topic as I so often do, somehow I all of a sudden think "Anyhoooo time to get on track"...P.S. I just scrolled through my posts and noticed I do say anyhooo quite a bit...ooops....yikes...point taken...)...

So anyhoooo :-), would love to know what you think of these sophisticated dots for kids!

Bed sheets with a light brown bottom and white top separated at the half way point by a row of red dots
Serena & Lily - Deep Coral Dot Sheet Set - $139 (Twin)(above)

Child's room with one cream colored wall with blue poka dots, a white table and chair with a teddy bear in one of them, a toy car, a white bed with blue pillows, a white chest of drawers and a window with small plants on the window sill

Painting made of lipstick dot swatches arranged in a 5x10 rectangle
Cocoa & Hearts - Lipstick & Dots Painting (above)

Kid's bedroom with white beds with white bedding with blue spots, white under bed storage cabinets and framed pictures from a variety of children's books

Kid's room with gray carpet, gray braided poof seat, floor length curtains with turquoise, green and gray spots in rows running down it, and a white Eames chair with a teddy bear in it

oversided brown bean bag chair with white spots
PB Kids - Chocolate Mini Dot Oversized Bean Bag - on sale $129 (above)

Kid's bedroom with white shelves with orange and brown doors, bunk beds and a crib in matching blue and white frame, orange accents on the ladder and crib and a large framed picture of a circle with colored dots arranged in a circle inside it

White circle with multicolored dots arranged in circles inside it
Damien Hirst - Zomepirac (2003. Household gloss on canvas. Spot painting.  72" diameter)(above)

Love the artist Damien Hirst and all of his spot paintings. They are so gorgeous.

What do you think of this spotty style? Like or dislike? Where might you use spots in your home?

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco

P.S. Went to a fun party with TE on Saturday at a gorgeous home in Santa Monica. Lovely event, charming host and hostess, nice guests, good conversation and all in an absolutely beautiful setting!

P.P.S. My Christmas tree is up. My gardener brought me a 6 foot tall Douglas Fir and I decorated it last night with silver and sparkles. I think I may be allergic to my tree though. I woke up with puffy eyes!

P.P.P.S. Floor guy came and gave me a quote to redo my wood floors in my tiny cottage in the Hollywood Hills that is around 700 square feet. He said the price would be $10,000 or so. That feels way too high! Needless to say, I'm getting another quote!


Photos: Stadshem; Petra Bindel; Emily Mughannam, EM Design Interiors; Vogue


Monday, May 21, 2012

KIDS' ROOMS - BED OPTIONS!

traditional wood sleigh bed with pink bedding in a girl's room with a pink canopy and white window
A traditional wood sleigh bed with pink bedding in a cute little girl's room. A good classic bed selection because can easily transition this bed into this little girl's teens with just a change of bedding. (above)

Kids need cute bedrooms too!  Love a well dressed room for a boy or girl and the centerpiece of that room is the bed!  So what to do when picking out a bed for a child's room?  Here are some bed ideas!

Boys bedroom with lime green upholstered headboard, striped carpet and white and wood chest of drawers
A lime green upholstered headboard is the perfect accent in this sporty boy's room. (above)

two sets of white bunk beds with one ladder in a blue room
Bunk beds in white...love the drawers. (above)

twin bed with drawers and a bookshelf attached, wood floor with rug covered in multicolored squares and a large window with aview of a city
An all in one option twin bed with drawers and a bookshelf attached! (above)

Girls bedroom with pink and green upholstered beds separated by a white drawer and shelf divider, each half of the room has the same wall paper in different color, the blinds are lime green striped
These girs have it lucky...full size pink and green upholstered beds in a shared bedroom. (above)
Which of these rooms do you like most for a child (a question for moms and future moms).  I like the idea of shared rooms...so the bunks or the pink and green bedroom work for me (until I was about 9, I shared a room with my sis DS and it was so much fun).  Do you like or do you think a kids room should be more basic (considering they may grow out of it)?  Do tell.

Happy Monday!

xo
Coco

P.S.  Was in Puerto Vallarta this weekend for the wedding of TG and AG.  AG is my good good friend and I wouldn't have missed her wedding for anything.  It was absolutely lovely.  It was so sweet to see my good friend walk down the aisle and marry the man she loves!  Very romantic.  She got married on a bluff right on the water right at sunset.  It was so amazingly wonderful.  Congrats to AG and her new hubby TG!

floral pom pom attached to a fabric wrapped arch
A floral pom pom attached to a fabric wrapped arch at AG'S (formerly AZ) amazing Puerto Vallarta wedding. (above)

P.P.S.  At the wedding weekend,  I also got to catch up with all my girl friends from around the country including HW, CJ, KD, AL, WH, AS and more.  The weather was gorgeous.  Spent a lot of time at the pool.  No computer with me by the way...it was a nice vacation!

P.P.P.S.  Oh forgot to mention...on the rehearsal dinner night, the bride and groom decided that everyone should do karaoke.  So I had the bright idea that we should perform...so I convinced good friend CJ and the groom's sister who I've known for years to do a rendition of Queen's Boheman Rhapsody...first of all wrong song choice completely...we sounded like three cats in a bag. Out of tune...singing the wrong lyrics...stopping during the middle of the performance and just standing there looking out over the crowd of about 100. During the musical interlude...we broke out into our own impromptu song about the bride and groom...then we would go back to our massacre of the song.    That song is extremely long by the way...so close to 6 minutes after first popping onto the stage...the 3 of us took a bow and ran off.  Our performance was described as "unique" and "interesting" and one woman's husband said nicely, "there was a lot of room for improvement"...another woman said, "Well at least you girls looked cute." Yup. Oh did I mention the groom taped the whole debacle on his iPhone!  Ay yi yi!  Must track down the groom when he gets back and delete that immediately!


Photos: The Glow; David Scott; Sherrill Canet; Agus Interiors; Erinn V Designs
Wednesday, January 18, 2012

THIS OR THAT: BENCHED - READING PLACES FOR KIDS!

Dining area doubles as a reading space with grey wallpaper depicting trees, floral bench seating and comfy accent pillows
In designer Cynthia Rowley's home, a dining table doubles as an enchanting kid's reading space complete with scenic upholstered bench and wallpaper featuring a glimmering forest. (above)

I love these three spaces. Nice comfy bench seating for play time or for a look at a good book- perfect way for a young boy or girl to relax and read. Kids need some stylish lounge time too!

Built in window bed with white under bed drawers doubles as a window seat and reading area in a white bedroom with a black and white stripped rug,
A built in twin bed doubles as a window daybed in boy's room. (above)

Window seat in a girl's playroom with stuffed animals, a bean bag chair, and two built in book cases stuffed with books
Oh what a perfect playroom and place to read (above)

Which of these little bench reading nooks do you prefer? I like the first one for some reason...it comes from designer Cynthia Rowley's home...a table with banquet style seating where the kids can read, draw and relax. Do you have one you like the best?

Happy Wednesday!

xo
Coco

P.S. Was up until 2:30a this morning. We did a photo shoot last night at sis DS's house. It was me, operations manager KS (who loves the color pink) and fab photog Hugh Hamilton! Last minute shoot before we head to market next week. Needless to say...I am a tad tired...just a wee bit...got run to work!

P.P.S. Need stylish things to wear in NY next week. A couple of parties have just popped onto the calender.

P.P.P.S. I think I hear trash people...must run outside in my comical morning outfit of sweats, UGGs and a hoodie and a scarf and go pull out trash cans. This is when a husband would truly come in handy! Anyone have an extra hubby they want to lend?

Photos: The Glow; Kristen Panitch Interiors
Tuesday, September 27, 2011

TWIN ROOM BED & HEADBOARD IDEAS!

Striped walls in shades of blue and yellow coordinate with simple blue upholstered headbaords with a yellow floral crown and drape that match  the pleated bedskirts in a twin bedroom
Striped walls in shades of blue and yellow coordinate with simple blue upholstered headboards with a yellow floral crown and drape that match  the pleated bedskirts in a cute twin room. (above)

So...way back in August, I had dinner with good friend JO who was visiting from San Francisco with her family (husband TO and two cute daughters). JO and family get a house in Venice Beach every summer for about a month and leave the foggy San Francisco August behind. So it is my thrill that it gets foggy in SF in August because every year I see JO here in Los Angeles! JO and I love talking about design.  She has a stunning place in San Francisco. So when we were out to dinner at Osteria Mozza she was telling me she just had some custom headboards made for the girls' rooms. She said she had gone on Nbaynadamas a few times to find ideas...and that prompted me to think...what a good post idea.

Now some two months later...I am finally actually executing said "good post idea". Hmmm...so much for planning and executing...right? Note to self: get a posting schedule together instead of just posting on the fly as you have for the past 3 years (some bloggers are so organized and plan out posts weeks in advance...I plan out posts when I post...makes for a harrowing situation almost every day...knots in my stomach, racking my brain for post ideas and inspiration, the same scene happens every day...uh oh...my OSS has kicked in...(over sharing syndrome)...you don't want to know how the posts get here kind of like you don't want to know how sausage is made...you just want to enjoy and be entertained as you should be...I know...okay...okay...I'll stop blabbing...but maybe if I talk about it...I'll stop doing it...maybe if I expose my inability to plan posts, I will start planning posts...maybe? Oy va voy. I'll stop...LOL!)

Anyhoooooo...here are some wonderful twin rooms and twin room bed ideas. I like twin rooms because they are good kids rooms (boys or girls) or can make for lovely guest rooms. Here we go...

Clean and modern twin bedroom with white walls and floor, the turquoise upholstered beds have a wing back headboard, the orange accent pillows and a green and white down comforter folded across the bottom of the beds add a pop of color.
Clean and crisp...these upholstered beds with wing back headboards make for a smart modern design in a room from Bear Hill Interiors. (above)!

old fashioned iron twin beds with plaid bedding in a preppy beachy guest room with wood floor, a striped rug and a white wicker chair and a large pentagon shaped window overlooking an ocean or lake
Good old fashioned twin iron beds with plaid bedding in a preppy beachy looking guest room. (above)

 Green toile walls and floor match a the green toile upholstered french twin beds in a statement classic bedroom
Toile everywhere!  Green toile walls match a the green toile upholstered french twin beds in a statement classic bedroom. (above)

Twin bedroom with mint green walls, a wood floor, white upholstered Queen Anne style headboards, a large wardobe with a yellow flower painted on it and a vintage high back wooden chair in front of a reclaimed wood desk with a glass top
Keeping it simple with white upholstered Queen Anne style headboards. (above)

Nautical twin bedroom with white notched wood twin beds, white paneled walls, a wood night stand with a large model ship in the corner
White notched wood twin beds make for a crisp clean nautical bedroom. (above)

Twin bedroom with pink toile wallpaper, super tall, green and white poka doted upholstered headboards, large window with patterned pull up curtains
Super tall upholstered headboards help balance the scale of the twin beds in this bedroom. (above)

Twin bedroom with simple brown headboards with off white time, a brown and white graphic print rug, a dark wood chest of drawers, black wall mounted lights and roman shades on the window
Simple brown headboards with bold off white trim compliment the graphic patterns on the rug in this twin room - also love the crisp white bedding!  (above)
Which of these twin rooms do you like best?  Any other ideas that you've seen or used in a twin room that you want to share?  Please comment below!

Happy Tuesday!

xo
Coco



Photos: Ali Schwarz; Bear Hill Interiors; Simon Brown; Tucker & Marks; Keith Scott Morton; Peter Murdock; Jay Jeffers; Bonsteel & Trout
Friday, December 17, 2010

Nbaynadamas GIVEAWAY #6: A PREPPY PINK POLKA DOT BEAN BAG FOR THE KIDS FROM TOTTINI - FACEBOOK ONLY!

Over sized bean pillow with pink polka dots and stripes from Tottini


So thrilled to be doing another Facebook only giveaway this week! I think I promised I would do a Facebook only giveaway when we reached 20,000 followers on Facebook...well, to be honest, I really had forgotten. Ooops. Coincidentally we reached 20,000 on Facebook yesterday and lucky for me I had this giveaway already planed for today...sweet...serendipity or just dumb luck...either way, I'll take it!

Anyhooooo, this time my giveaway partner is cute Seattle based children's store tottini!

tottini is offering up one of these great limited edition Dwell Studios fatboys - covered in fun stripes and dots - the over sized bean pillow can be used as a lounge bag, bed, or armchair. This multifunctional fun item can be used to add a pop of fun color and great lounge space to any room really! Another generous giveaway I might add!

The retail price for this fatboy bean bag is $229! Wow! Fantastic! Thank you Melissa and Melissa from tottini!

We are giving one (1) of these away to a lucky winner on Facebook!

Here's how you enter - a simple two step process:

1. Go to Nbaynadamas FACEBOOK PAGE and leave a comment on the giveaway post there telling me WHERE you might want put this cute children's accessory in your home or someone else's (i.e. in my family room for my daughter).

AND...

2. Go to the tottini Facebook page and leave a comment on WHY you think you should win (i.e. because I've never won anything (lol!)).

That's it...two comments and you could win...making it simple this holiday as I know you are tres busy with all of the running around!

Entries will close tonight at midnight (PST)...also only for U.S. residents (due to shipping costs).

I'll announce the winner tomorrow!

You can go to the Nbaynadamas FACEBOOK PAGE now to see more photos...oh and to enter too!

REMEMBER THIS IS A FACEBOOK ONLY GIVEAWAY!

Good luck and Happy Friday!

xo
Coco
Wednesday, October 6, 2010

WINNING TWINS - MAKING TWO BEDS BETTER THAN ONE!

Children's bedroom with two twin beds with lime green spindle headboards, light purple walls, carpeted floor and a white nightstand with lime green drawers
Photo: Moises Esquenazi

Love these twin bedrooms. Perfect for children (boy, girl or even toddler soon to be tot) and/or guests. Oh how I wish I even had an extra room to decorate...for kids and guests alike.

Think these rooms are fab because they all have a bit of whimsy to them and some bold use of color. All show much design can matter in a kid's or guest room.

From fun spindle headboards, to colorful drapes and canopies, to grass cloth covered walls, to a bright Marimekko wallpaper (see last photo), to colorful bedding...these rooms pack twice the design punch of any old single bed bedroom!

Bedroom with two twin beds red upholstered headboard, white bedding with red trim, instead of a nightstand, between the beds is a wood desk with a wood chair with woven seat and back, and striped curtains
Photo: Meg Braff

Bedroom with two twin beds with striped canopies and blue upholstered headboards, a red rug and a colorful lantern
Photo: Katie Leede

Bedroom with green walls, two twin beds with white and green headboards, white bedding with blue trim, a blue throw and green ottomans at the foot of the bed

Bedroom with two twin wrought iron beds with arched headboards, red gingham bedding, beadboard ceiling and a wood nightstand between the beds
Photo: Michael Grimm

Bedroom with Marimekko wallpaper, two twin beds with black iron frames and white bedding with brightly colored pillows, and a light wood flor
Photo: Style at Home

My favorite is the first room with the great yellow headboards...forget the guests or children, I might just make that one my own!

Happy Wednesday! (I have the day off from work...yipppeeee)

xo
Coco

P.S. In a total fashion non-sequitur, you must visit SheSez for some amazing coverage of Paris Fashion Week as told and photographed by friend and fellow blogger Linda Grasso. Amazing photos of all of the shows including CHANEL! Linda was invited by her friend, an ambassador, and she is receiving VIP treatment the whole time. It looks like so much fun. Check out her blog to see more on fashion in Paris!
Monday, March 1, 2010

AM DECO: FABULOUS FABRICS IN A CHIC AND MODERN NURSERY FOR A LITTLE BABY GIRL!

All photos in this post by Coco of Nbaynadamas
Colorful nursery in an NYC loft with stylish prints and florals
AM and JE's colorful nursery for their little baby girl features a well coordinated and stylish array of prints and florals. (above)

This is the nursery that best of friend AM designed in her New York City Soho loft for her little baby girl. AM lives with her very sweet husband JE, their cute son JE Jr. (he is actually JE III but it is easier for me to refer to him as Jr.) and their beautiful 4 month old daughter LE in a very posh well styled home filled with design surprises and lots of color...or should I say pink.

AM loves pink and whenever she gets the opportunity to use it in home decor...she does so in a bold and chic way. So it is perfect that her second child is a baby girl...giving AM the license and freedom to think even more pink!

So this is little baby LE's cute room - a cheery nursery custom made with love and with just the right amount of pink for a little girl.

The key design element to this room are the textiles - bright and bold florals and botanicals mixed with some more traditional prints all make for a delightful mix of texture and color. Regal black and white brocade Roman shades, a lovely fresh pink and white floral on pillows and baby bedding, and a modern black and white floral on custom accessories and bedding all blend to make a unique and well designed space for a baby.

Now...in true AM fashion, I have no details on the fabrics in the room...another mystery post. Today, when I asked AM about where she got the textiles, she said "I told you already, they are Kravet fabrics." Little does AM remember, that about three weeks ago when I asked her about the textiles in the room she said, "I got them at Duralee. I ordered them from there." And to add to the confusion, I'm sure that she doesn't remember telling me four months ago, just before LE was born, that she ordered the fabrics from "some British company online. I'll tell you the exact name of it later. I can't talk. I am at Starbucks right now.". Hence this is another AM DECO Unsolved Mystery. If any of you, or AM herself, has any ideas on the specific names or origins of all of the beautiful prints and fabrics in this room, please do share. Thank you very much.

Fabric sourcing aside, here are some pictures of a wonderfully whimsical AND sophisticated baby nursery as designed by AM in today's AM DECO:

Entry way outside a nursery with dark grey medallion brocade wall decals, a hot pink glass cabinet, and a cowhide rug
Even the hallway outside the nursery is decorated! Dark grey medallion brocade wall stickers (or wall decals), a luxe cowhide rug, a bright hot pink glass cabinet and of course AM's silver pig (an exact match to my own silver piggy) all make for a stylish entry into the nursery.(above)

French doors leading inside a nursery in a NYC loft
French doors lead into the nursery in this NYC loft. The doors serve a dual purpose allowing for both privacy and also for light to flow throughout the New York apartment (above)

Bright pink bookshelf in a nursery in NYC with custom fabric storage boxes
To match the room's decor, AM painted a book shelf a bright pink. (above)


Custom fabric storage boxes in a nursery
AM had custom fabric storage boxes made for the shelf - a great solution for making open shelving functional and good looking. (above)

Nursery with Roman shades in different prints that cover the glass doors
Two different prints of fabric are used for the roman shades that cover the glass doors in this room. (above)

Jonathan Adler's British Flag pillows on black and white bedding on a daybed in a nursery
The pink, orange and white Union Jack pattern in Jonathan Adler's British Flag pillows add a bit of fun and whimsy to the black, white and pink bedding on the daybed in the nursery. (above)

Colorful nursery in an NYC loft with stylish prints and florals

All white crib from bloom's Alma crib from tottini in a nursery in an NYC loft
A small all white adorable wooden crib - bloom's Alma crib - came from a wonderful children's store called tottini owned by AM's sister-in-law MM.(above)

Cute white cow on a pink and white floral floor pillow in a nursery in an NYC loft with custom storage boxes
A stuffed animal - a cute white cow - sits comfortably on a comfy pink and white floral floor pillow. Notice the fab custom storage boxes above the cow...AM simply found some small boxes and covered them in some chic wrapping paper so that they blended with the color scheme and design style of the room. (above)

Black and white Asian inspired floral fabric stretched on square canvas frames in a nursery in a NYC loft
Black and white Asian inspired floral fabric AM loved is stretched over square canvas frames to create custom looking art for the space. (above)

Entry way outside a nursery with dark grey medallion brocade wall decals, French doors and a cowhide rug
Did I mention that this room did not exist before last fall? AM and JE acutally had a wall built in their New York City loft apartment to create the space that would be their daughter's room. Also, couldn't really show you, but this apartment has GREAT high ceilings too. (above)

Close up of dark grey medallion brocade wall decals in the entryway of a nursery in a NYC loft
(above)

Thank you AM and JE for letting me share your nursery with readers. It is just darling.

Little LE is a very lucky little girl!

xo
Coco

P.S. Special thanks to good friend AL on this post...I sent a few photos to her for color correction because I took these photos on the fly as I was rushing down to to get my car service to the airport when leaving NY about a month ago. When a few photos were a little dark, AL came to the rescue. AL's Photoshop skills are great (I have no Photoshop skills so anything beyond no skills is great to me btw)! Thank you little AL!

All photos in this post by Coco of Nbaynadamas
Wednesday, February 3, 2010

KIDDIE COUTURE #2: A NEW CLEVERLY CHIC FURNITURE LINE OF MODERN CLASSICS FOR KIDS!

Miniature furniture from Little Nest
Replicas of 20th Century modern furniture classics from Victoria, Australia based Little Nest. (above)

LOVING EVERYTHING ABOUT THIS LINE OF MINI FURNITURE! LOVE LOVE LOVE!

Managed to meet Samantha (Sam) Firestone, the owner of Australian furniture company called Little Nest at the New York International Gift Fair this Sunday. Recognized the furniture after realizing her husband, Richard, had emailed me just days before with an introduction to the company and their line of children's furniture.

Was charmed by Sam because during the hustle and bustle of the fair, she took the time and told me her story. Basically about a year or so ago, Sam and hubby Richard invested their life savings into this furniture company idea - Sam's idea after having kids. Her concept was to shrink down the best of modern furniture design into sizes made for kids. Sam, a designer already, spent months perfecting the designs so that they were exact small sized replicas of the classics. A year after launching successfully in Australia (both online and wholesale), Sam and Richard thankfully are now gracing the U.S. market with their chic children's furniture line. Yipppeeeee!!!!

Anyhooo...was captivated when I browsed their sleek and clean website filled with mini versions of familiar furniture shapes and forms - all 20th century signature furniture classics. Still can't get over the great design and what a good business idea this is!

So when I was walking through the fair and I saw hoards of ladies swarming a booth (Yes, the design fair is basically filled with women swarming...no men really...just a bunch of design focused (obsessed) women who tend to swarm certain furniture finds). As I worked my way through the swarm of women (note, I could have been mistaken for a swarming design lady at that point), I realized I was looking at the ADORABLE furniture I had just seen online earlier that week. I had to confirm this was the exact same line that Richard had emailed me about. So as I managed to escape the swarm, I stood off to the side of the booth and sifted through my messages to find the email Richard had sent. While off to the side, I watched for about five minutes as the design swarm of women ooohhhed and ahhhhhed over this little furniture line...the swarm continued to grow...with very few of the design bees leaving...I wondered how long the swarm would last. After I confirmed this was the right furniture line, met Sam and was on my way out...the swarm was still there. The bottom line was that this line was a hit with the design ladies!

With that said...take a look at this cute line! Also features a table based on an Arne Jacobsen classic, a mini knock off Bertoia, and small sized version whimsical modern chairs by Eero Aarnio (Pony Chair and Ball Chair).

If you have a child, little boy or girl, might be time to introduce them to fine furniture design! Bye bye bean bags and generic kid room furniture...now kids can be modern too!!!

Mini replica of the famous Eames chair and Ottoman by Little Nest
Little Nest - Mini-e - $899 (Based on the famous Eames Chair designed by Charles and Ray Eames in 1956. Aluminum swivel base, wood shell with walnut veneer, leatherette padding)(above)


Mini replica of the famous Le Corbusier armchair by Little Nest
Little Nest - Le Club - $425 (White armchair miniature version of Le Corbusier's famed 1928 LC2 chair. Comes in white leatherette with stainless steel tubing frame.)(above)


Mini replica of the famous Barcelona armchair by Little Nest
Little Nest - Madrid - $425 (Children size replica of classic 1927 chair by Mies van de Rohe. In white leatherette with stainless steel base)(above)


Mini replica of the famous Egg Chair by Little Nest
Little Nest - The Yolk- $585 (Miniature version of the Arne Jacobsen's classic 1958 Egg Chair. A mid century modern classic re-imagined for children)(above)

GOOD NEWS...if you have kids and are as in love with this furniture as I am...I have some fantastic news for you...

So that nice Sam is offering Nbaynadamas readers free shipping for a week ...yes free shipping for a week!!!! If you order any item from Little Nest except the "Giddy Up" chair during this next week, just enter the code SHIP4COCO at check out and shipping will be free!

Thank you Sam and Richard for the information, pictures and the shipping discount for Nbaynadamas readers! It was such a pleasure meeting you!!!

xoxo
Coco

P.S. Did I mention that this line will be carried at Barneys flagship store in New York!