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Edit: Thanks to ApartmentTherapy.com for the feature<\/span><\/a>.<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

We've had so many random projects that I've not been able to schedule an afternoon to take pictures of the nursery, but my friend Kelly (and her awesome pictures<\/a>) motivated me to get out the camera. Also, Peter and Jenny<\/a> needed a shot of a crib<\/a> for a project<\/a> they're working on, so here goes… Lots of high-res goodness if you click the shots and some detailed information below.<\/p>\n

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Casie and I have such happy memories of our own childhood spaces \u2014 bright, airy, colorful, a bit dogeared and just a bit faded. We grew up in the early 70s among the Letter People, Richard Scarry, Wildlife Adventure Cards… and at the tail end of American Modernism. When looking for inspiration for Truman's room, we looked back to the things that made us happy in the hopes that he could share in the same warm fuzziness one day.<\/p>\n

The room itself is a bit of a menagerie \u2014 literally \u2014 animal themed with creatures of all sorts: animals, robots, and a random house-cat or two. In our Eichler-built home in Northern California, the rooms are also fairly small (by suburban home standards) which presented a challenge with fitting it all in, so we opted to keep it fairly simple \u2014 both in quantity as well as in tone on the major surfaces \u2014 and let the small things bring in color and levity. <\/p>\n

Casie is an ardent thrift store shopper with a penchant for Fisher Price goodies, so the kid's pretty well stocked in that department as seen in the photos. The custom prints from Wee Society<\/a> line the walls\u2026 I'm luck enough to have worked with Jill and Jason<\/a> and asked that they print up some larger pieces and I was able to get my hands on a limited edition silkscreen alphabet print which helps to wrap up the theme nicely. A few pieces from Jonathan Adler<\/a> and custom-made DIY<\/a> bits<\/a> round-out the room.<\/p>\n

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Of course, folks like to know where stuff comes from:<\/p>\n