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On occasion, I like to sit and dream about what I’d have in my home if I have a whole lot more disposable income. In fact, there’s a whole “dream home” folder on my computer that’s full of gorgeous pieces I’d love to own. They’re the types of pieces that stay with you for a lifetime, with a healthy dose of versatility mixed in so I could change them up slightly throughout the years. And in the folder for my dream bedroom is the Rowan upholstered bed from Green Nest.
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I’m coming down with a serious case of baby fever. Perhaps its the fact that we finally have enough room to welcome a new addition to our family, or the fact that it’s been a few years since I held an infant in my arms and I want my daughter to have a sibling in the household, or that so many of my friends, both in the bloggy world and the real world, are either pregnant or new moms. Most of all, it’s probably the lure of a new nursery to decorate. In any case, I’m getting a serious itch to have a new baby. I’m not the only one. My friend Renee over at Cutie Booty Cakes wrote about the same thing yesterday. These feelings, of course, have led to my imagining what my baby’s gorgeous, green nursery would look like. The new Eicho and Roh nursery furniture collections from Spot on Square are making my itch exponentially worse.
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My husband and I have been sleeping on just a set of mattresses on the floor for a while, because buying a bed frame just hasn’t been a priority. But I’m really beginning to miss the feeling of a fully decked-out bed. I love the low height of the mattresses, confirming my suspicion that I’d be happiest with a platform bed that doesn’t take up a lot of space. I’ve featured some great ones in the past, but the Stillwell and Low Rider beds by WONK NYC have skyrocketed to the top of the list.
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Can’t decide between dark wood and light wood in your nursery? Thanks to the beautiful new Oops Crib by Structured Green, you no longer have to choose. The oops design features Structured Green’s signature “drop” detailing, a technique that uses strips of reclaimed wood in a wide range of tones and colors.
Of course, all that handmade detail comes with a price to match. Personally, I think it’s worth the price, but that doesn’t mean I’d ever be in a hurry to invest nearly $2500 in a crib. This is the kind of piece that would be destined to become a family heirloom passed from generation to generation.
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There are a lot of things my husband I would like to have to make our room more comfortable. Not least on the list is a bed, as our current sleeping quarters (also known as a box spring and mattress) are sitting on the floor of our room. While this is great for space because there’s no bulky headboard or footboard taking up valuable square footage, it’s not so great for style. So even though we have more important things to take care of at the moment (like finding a place of our own, for example), I’ve already started scouting beds I’d love to lay my head on for the foreseeable future.
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I’m Jennae Petersen, and I’m a lot of things. A mother, a graphic artist, a connosieur of beautiful interiors and a purveyor of all things design. Green Your Decor was borne of frustration in my attempts to find eco-friendly housewares that were also beautiful, and inspiration to do something to reduce my own carbon footprint and help others do the same in a beautiful way.
I get this question a lot, so I wanted to make the answer easy to find. Yes, I am a graphic designer, and I designed this site myself. The theme I’m using is called Thesis, and I think it’s the best WordPress theme out there. Your site can look pretty much any way you want it to. Want to know more?
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