Oh, little baby Prince George!
Or I guess I should say, HRH Prince George Alexander Louis of Cambridge.
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With the Prince's Christening and moving into his new digs at Kensington Palace on the horizon, I thought I'd share with you the nursery that I would create if it were up to me. {By the way, it was revealed that one of the Prince Georgie's God Mothers is an old friend of the Duchess' and SHE is a interior designer and is 'helping' with the Kensington Palace renovations including the Nursery...um, can I be her for a day?}.
Here is my take: this Royal family unit seems to be classic and respectful yet, buck a lot of the stuffy formal traditional, more extraneous fan fare. They are preppy. They are elegant, sophisticated yet seem to have clean and uncomplicated or fussy taste. They are trying to raise their son as a 'normal' kid with a 'normal' family dynamic. In the hectic Royal world that this little boy will be the epicenter of, his home and of course then, his nursery will need to be a place of comfort, calm and solace for him and for his Mum, I think, too.
Here is my
PRINCE GEORGE NURSERY
{fit for Kensington Palace or Grandma Carole's Country Hide-Out}
gray, beige, natural and neutral with white
+ pops of tomato red
+ pops of tomato red
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| All above via Serena & Lily {Bed frame is actually named "Cambridge Bed". HA!}  with
 Wall of Built in Book Shelves, lined with |
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| An imaginative gift from the Queen Great-Grandmother to hang in the Nursery Monet's English Field of Poppies painting |
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| Make a Little London Pillow Set {multiple pillows} |
And I'd wallpaper the closet and dressing area with this and put a fun 'dress up' trunk full of Safari Gear:
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The Babar Prints are what I'm super attached to in this design. Um, and get it? King Babar? I selected prints depicting Babar doing activities that will most likely be part of his life...Flying? Skiing? Tennis anyone?
Also, the elephant theme, natural and safari paper is a nod to William's love for Africa and the fact that the Cambridge's were engaged in S. Africa.
I have to share this adorable picture from HELLO Magazine.
Also, the elephant theme, natural and safari paper is a nod to William's love for Africa and the fact that the Cambridge's were engaged in S. Africa.
I have to share this adorable picture from HELLO Magazine.
Lovely, classic, and gender neutral design. I had forgotton about Babar!
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