A welcoming room starts with a coherent selection. Before choosing individual pieces, bring colours, materials and proportions together in a moodboard.
1. Choose a palette that connects the space
Here, smoked oak adds depth, blue connects the wallpaper to the shelves and light neutrals soften the room. Repeat each colour in small details to create continuity.
2. Give the pattern room to breathe
Illustrated wallpaper can be your starting point. Pair it with a quieter second surface and check the scale of the design with a sample in the actual room.
3. Mix textures
Wood, wool, woven paper and fabric add interest without adding more colours. Look at samples together in the light of your room.
4. Plan a corner for the adults
A nursing chair makes the room more comfortable for the person caring for the baby, too. Check its dimensions when reclined and leave circulation space around it.
5. Layer light for different moments
Combine general light, a task lamp and indirect lighting to create different moods throughout the day. Plan lighting points with the professional responsible for installation.
