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Sleepykins // Master JJ’s Room

By Mel Spurling, Contributor Leave a Comment

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space
J is for JJ.

JJ’s room is influenced by the current Scandinavian trends, a little monochrome madness and some of natures own – wood.   I love it when eclectic comes together!

His room brings a sense of calm, relaxation and peacefulness.  For me. themed rooms are really not my style; I love designing rooms which can grow with a child & keep them company for years to come.  Sometimes, you have to agree, less is more.

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space

 

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space

 

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space

My favourite item in JJ”s room has to be his polaroid photo feature, hanging from a wood branch which I collected from the  park.

A few items I know and love: White J letter light from Little Letter Lights, Badger handmade felted organic wool rug from This Modern Life, Fine Little Day Gran cushion, Uashmama grey paper bag.

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space

Babiekins Magazine | Master JJ's Space

Photography: Natalie Lyons | Instagram | Facebook

Photography: Mel Spurling | Hello Little Birdie | Instagram | Facebook | Pinterest

Decor Items //
Heirloom Bear Blanket & Lilbow Pillow Doll Roxy Marj
Wall Decal “From Big Things Little Things Grow” Hello Little Birdie
Wooden Flag “My Dad Is Better Than Batman” Zilvi
Animal Print Tellkiddo
Happy/Sad Pillowcase Fine Little Day
Man In The Moon Print XoEinDing

Filed Under: Fun, Interiors Tagged With: #babiekinsmag, #sleepykins, Babiekins, Babiekins Magazine, bedroom, boys room, Children's Rooms, Decor, design, Fashion, fashion kids, kids decor, kids fashion magazine, kids room, kids trends, nursery Posted By: Mel Spurling, Contributor

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