Some of my top tips for keeping the kid’s room feeling fresh and on-trend were recently featured in The New York Observer’s parenting magazine Scooter. Here’s a roundup of my advice from the article.

European Minimalism:

Nurseries with clean lines and tones of white and grays accented with dusty colors are great for rooms that babies can grow into.

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The DwellStudio team is in North Carolina this weekend for the High Point Market. Here's a little sneak peek...

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Our Zebra print pillows made an appearance on the Today Show this morning!

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Earlier this week we asked: "What's on your bedside table?" Our friends on Facebook and Twitter weighed in with their favorite bedside basics. Here's your top 5 picks.

1 - An attractive lamp.

2 - Chic drinking glasses.

3 - A vase for pretty flowers.

4 - An inspiring book.

5 - Sweet smelling candles.

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Give the bedroom a crisp refresh with our new crop of garden-inspired patterns—Introducing Decco Floral and Magnus Kelly! From printed perennials to brassy florals—revitalize your sleep style with a bouquet of blooming botanicals.

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Have you heard about The Fabergé Big Egg Hunt? Central London will play host to the largest Easter egg hunt ever devised this weekend—they’re even hoping to make the Guinness Book of World Records! Londoners will comb the city in search of over 200 giant eggs—painted, bedazzled and decked out in high-art style by super chic creative types including artists Gary Card and Oliver Clegg, fashion designers Diane Von Furstenberg and Tommy Hilfiger, singer MIA, architect Zaha Hadid and many more rad tastemakers. The eggs are also being auctioned off to raise money for the Action for Children and Elephant Family organizations. We wish we could join the hunt!

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From our Undecorate files - A roundup of how I decorate my home with art.

A true style and design icon—Albert Hadley—passed away over the weekend. Hadley had a unique flair for creating modern, bold and sophisticated interiors that drew on his extensive historical design knowledge. Even while decorating the apartments and grand estates of renowned society greats—Astor, Whitney, Paley, Rockefeller, Getty—Hadley remained a consummate student. Hadley's passion for education and extensive body of work is a primer for living with grace. Layering texture and art with elegance and livability, Hadley's philosophy resonates in my own designs.

Daring, creative and intelligent—Albert Hadley, you will be missed.

Here's a few of my favorite interiors from Hadley’s extensive roster—from the Kennedy White House to Brooke Astor's library.

We love that design blog Decoist highlighted our Selma Arm Chair and Selma Side Chair in its roundup of Mad Men inspired interiors. We agree that the geometric shape is a perfect fit in Pete and Trudy's New York dining room circa 1964. Did you watch the season premiere of Mad Men?

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