Our Room of the Month
Welcome to our exclusive "Room of the Month" series. While every room is a collaboration, each room featured is an Infant Interiors original design. Our most current room is featured at the top, with previous rooms over the years beneath it. Please page through the series and come back monthly to see our latest project.
Our most recent photo shoots include our most important clients - children - in their own rooms. After many months of planning and dreaming, it is wonderful to see the result shared by mother and child. We have also included several rooms featured in Designer Showhouses by Owner/Designer Roselle McConnell. More of these to come.
Each "Room Page" has both the total cost for the items selected for each room, and a la carte links to individual items within our on-line store.
We hope that you will use these photos to find inspiration for your own nursery or child's room, or just the right product. Enjoy!
Mad for madras! Start with a navy and red plaid madras, add roping detail, and Julian's nursery is a day at the beach.
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Sweet baby Tucker! We love your gummy smile and happy face. Your nursery is just as charming.
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To capture the nautical spirit for this wonderful Cape Cod nursery, we wrapped the room in soft sand colored matelasse while artist Jen Fragosa created a seaside landscape.
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Start with a small room, create a warm space for both a girl and a boy, must have polka dots...The result: A room with pink, blue and a safari for two!
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First time grandparents create a sumptuous and inspiring nursery for their grandchildren on the way...
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Once upon a time there was a dream nursery created for a sweet prince... This nursery was designed with all the pampering a little prince might expect.
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This room is wrapped in silk for a very special baby boy. Since the room is small, our goal was to maximize impact.
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Using a refreshing mix of black and red, Robert's room is tailored, classic and entirely unique.
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Roman's room is best described by the feature article that appeared in the summer 2006 issue of Better Homes & Gardens Kids' Rooms.
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This playful little dressing area was designed for Emma but has her mother in mind. The centerpiece is a gorgeous white wardrobe...
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