Girls room designed by Martensen-Jones Interiors
Final image J.K Place Hotel Capri
This week I finished up my final job for a client in Perth. That means my full attention is now focused on the nursery. The only problem is that this will be a temporary room as we are designing a new home. I would love to do a soft chinoiserie mural like the one above, mixed in with these gorgeous chairs from the J.K Place hotel. I not sure I will get enough use out of the room to justify the cost of the mural. A take on these chairs will definitely find their way into the space, as I can always re use them in the new house.
Congratulations on the baby news Bree! You will have your hands full :) xx
ReplyDeletewow - I haven't popped by your blog for a while and look at all the things that have been/are/will happening!
ReplyDeleteA new baby, a new house, heavens...life doesn't stop for a minute, does it? Good luck with it all. Sounds all very exciting.
Beautiful once again - I haven't checked your blog in far too long so from one expectant mum to another (I'm 38 wks today with our second baby), big congratulations to you!
ReplyDeleteTwo questions, please - did you use wall decals/stickers to achieve the looks above? We've left the nursery walls white to match the furniture as the baby's gender will be a surprise. Unsure what to do beyond perhaps a feature wall after the birth.
Also, a little geekily - what font are you using?
Many thanks
Petra
Petra,
ReplyDeleteThe nursery above is Martensen Jones Design, it is a painted mural. I am not normally a fan of murals but this one is divine.
So sorry I can't remember which font I selected for the blog.
Best of luck with your new little one.
The mural is simply gorgeous. Such a lovely twist of an idea for a childrens room that could be enjoyed by everyone. Fiona
ReplyDeleteA friend referred me to your site. Thanks for the
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