So, you’ve probably heard the ole phrase “the cobbler’s children have no shoes”…I’m sad to say as I have been so busy the past two years, I have not had a chance to design my own dream nursery! We have two beautiful baby boys, the light of my life. We started designing our nursery with all the excitement of new parents and then our plans were thwarted after a few trees “fell” through our house during hurricane Ike. One of these days, I will get it done!
The Cradle of the King of Rome
This is undoubtedly one of the most famous “cribs” of antiquities, commissioned by the city of Paris, for the birth of Napoleon’s son. I know this is a bit much for the most of us, but I have to say the imagery and the symbolism is fantastic.
The Cradle of the King of Rome (via)
“The cradle rests on cornucopias, symbols of prosperity and wealth. The laurel wreath represents the French imperial crown. The star is representative of Napoleon, the bright star of the sky. The little eagle who still cannot fly is the king of Rome, who hopes to become a star as bright as his father.”
At the heart of it, this cradle signifies what we all want for our children, to be the best we can hope for them!
Now to modern day!
Favorite Nurseries

Art for Kids (via)
What a dream nursery, I love every aspect of this room from the elegant wall color to the dhurrie inspired rug. This is a great collection of versatile pieces any infant can grow into for many years.
Art for Kids (via)
Oh la la! I started out with a similar crib for my nursery. What a sanctuary for mom & dad!

Serena & Lily (via)
Gorgeous nursery and bedding by Serena & Lily. What a gorgeous soothing palette, great for mom to spend some peaceful time with baby.

Serena & Lily (via)
A punch of color with these Serena & Lily bedding. Children love bright colors and research has shown it’s great for their perception.

Jenny Lind Crib (via)
I love this classic Jenny Lind Crib and the wall paneling, a great way to add depth and richness into any room.

Serena and Lily (via)
Nursery bedding by Serena and Lily. Look at those cute little pictures on the back wall. I think I’m going to add those to my own nursery!
Designer furniture and linens by Art for Kids and Serena and Lily. In Houston, please contact Amitha Verma Interior Designs.

