I've been playing a lot with my new camera and while downloading some pictures, I thought I would share some with you here on the blog. Maya, my youngest daughter, has asked me to update her room, to fit more her "teenage" spirit. It's funny how when you work in interior design, your kids develop a strong sense of style, and while playing the photographer in her room, I realized that this young lady did not need any of my help. How do you handle decor in your children's room? Do you let them express themselves too?
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Our guest room, the curtains are from Anthropologie and the beside table is a
flea market found industrial stool. Yellow bedside lamp scouted on Etsy. |
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| Ethnic Moroccan rug pieces cut as pillows in the media/game room |
J'ai joué un peu avec mon nouvel appareil photo et en important les clichés sur mon ordinateur, je me suis dit que j'en partagerais quelques uns avec vous. Maya, la plus jeune de mes filles, m'a demandé de relooker un peu sa chambre, pour sortir de l'univers enfant et coller plus à son style pré-ado. C'est marrant comment quand on bosse dans la déco, nos enfants développent leur sens du style et en jouant les photographes dans la chambre de Maya, j'ai réalisé qu'elle n'avait pas vraiment besoin de mon aide. Et vous, vous laissez vous aussi vos enfants s'exprimer dans leur déco? |
| Although I read most of my magazines through my iPad, I still keep some paperback ones. |
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| Maya, my daughter, at her desk. "Furlicious" desk chair by PB Teen |
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| Wall moodboard by Maya |
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An old apartment building wooden mailbox rescued from the dumpster when we lived in Provence.
It holds all of our CD collection |
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North Carolina wildlife at work in the yard.
All pictures by FrenchByDesign© |