Keia's Whimsical Scandinavian Lavender Nursery
Thursday, February 07, 2019
Welcome to Keia Lavender's Nursery, my baby daughter's little nest which I meticulously and enthusiastically designed on my own.
I've been a fan of Scandinavian interior design ever since my husband and I lived in a condo a couple of years ago. Scandinavian design is simple, minimal, clean and modern. So when we moved to a bigger place, it was still the theme that I wanted. And my very first project? Of course, Keia's nursery. It was my dream for her to have her own room because we only had one room in our condo and I promised myself that when the time comes that we will be blessed to own a house, Keia's room will be at the top of my priority list.
Since her name is Lavender (Yes. She's Keia Lavender), I incorporated it to her room's main theme making it a mixture of Scandinavian and whimsical.
I got a lot of inquiry on my Instagram (@chammagsaysay) about the different items in this room so for the benefit of my dear followers and readers, I will list down the suppliers and prices of the furniture and decors in this room.
Scandinavian Design Tip: Nordic design and natural light go hand in hand. Large windows allow plenty of sunshine inside the room.
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Pompoms makes the room magical |
When I was still pregnant, my dear Ninang, Ate Juday gave us Luna's crib because at that time she was transitioning to a toddler bed. Mike and I were truly grateful!
Purple Canopy | Fun Nest
P3,795
A dreamy canopy can liven up any room. It made this room very whimsical
Lilac Curtains | Landmark
around P200 per sheet x 5 pieces
Luckily I saw a curtain of the exact color of the canopy on SALE!!! Such a real steal!
Cloud Pillow in Dream Text | Fun Nest
P495
Marbled Pom in Lilac | Spinkie Baby
P650
Cloud Crib Bedding | Ikea Taipei
P1150
3 sets- pillow case, duvet cover and fitted sheet
Scandinavian Design Tip: Fresh white walls and wooden floors are hallmark of Scandinavian style
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House bookshelf |
Scandinavian Design Tip: Most of the Scandinavian spaces have something shaped like a house in it. Whether a shelf, desk of play area.
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Sleepy eyes paper bag |
Scandinavian Design Tip: Sleepy eyes design is a simple understated Scandinavian design piece perfect for nurseries.
Personalized Purple Hamper | Fun Nest
Personalized Purple Hamper | Fun Nest
P 1,795
This is where I put Keia's laundry clothes
Sleepy Sack Paper Bag | Shopee
P 252
You can put here toys or any item that you don't want on display.
House Bookshelf | Fun Nest
P 3,995
It served as a display rack as well
Gray Stuffed Bear | Fun Nest
P 495
Letterboard | Celebrations Party Central
P 950
Wooden Letter 'KEIA' | Dapitan Arcade
around P40 - P 80 per letter
Purple Floor Mat | H&M
P 799
Purple Floor Mat | H&M
P 799
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Geometric changing pad cover |
Scandinavian Design Tip: Clean lines and geometric shapes are very Scandinavian
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Shelf of toiletries |
Dresser & Changing Table | Pottery Barn
Also from Ate Juday. I used the dresser A LOT! As in, it is where I change Keia's nappies and clothes. The dresser is where I store the clothes that she currently use. I also store her diapers and everyday toiletries.
Lilac Sleepy Eyes | Artees Collection (@arteescollection)
P 250
Personalized Wooden Name Script | Littlest Setter
P 800
Gray Triangle Changing Pad Cover | Littlest Setter
P 600
Banner Flag | Littlest Setter
P 450
Shelving Unit | Ikea (Furniture Source)
P 1,500
Basket Storage | Ikea Taipei
P 390
Where I put extra toiletries I haven't used.
Medicine Container | All Home
P 300 - P 400
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Everyday toiletiries Keia needs |
Just want to share with you the content of Keia's dresser. Beside the changing pad is Keia's toiletries that we use on a daily basis - cotton, cotton buds, baby lotion, baby oil, manzanilla, insect repellant and ointments. The topmost drawer is where I store the diapers, wipes and hair accessories. The middle and bottom drawers are where I store Keia's everyday clothes, muslin, booties & towels. I was inspired by the #konmari method of folding clothes.
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Diapers, Baby Wipes, Keia's clothes |
Storage Box of 6 | Ikea Taiwan
P315
Got a lot of inquiries about the black and white storage boxes I used to store Keia's clothes. I bought 3 sets of the Skubb Storage Boxes in Ikea Taipei. They're very affordable and durable. They also sell it in Furniture Source but the price is around P600 - P700
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Built in closet |
Inside the built-in closet are Keia's dresses, old/used clothes I can give away or use for my next baby, diapers, baby shoes, new clothes given by relatives and friends (categorize by age), linens, detergent and other baby items.
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Keia's dresses and other clothes |
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Used/old baby clothes 0 - 6 months |
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Keia's shoes, clothes for 1 year, 18 months and 2 years, linens, detergent and other baby items |
Beside the closet is a cart/shelf for my UV sterilizer, drying rack and plastic storage for bottles and other essentials.
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Sterilizing rack |
Utility Cart | Ikea
P1,500
UV Sterilizer | Ecomom
P13,000
Actual Cost
Rates are in Philippine Peso
* Kindly note that I didn't include the sterilizer and other washing necessities because they are not part of the overall decoration.
* For the cost of Crib and Dresser, you can find a good one for as low as P10,000 and can go as high as P70,000 individually. Depends on the brand and functionality.
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Here's Keia enjoying her nursery |
Scandinavian style will always inspire a sense of whimsy and wonder to any room. Hope you were inspired by Keia's nursery.
1 comments
The choice of decor elements was based on the features of Scandinavian design. This made it possible to realize the most daring ideas in this room
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