Unique and customized details that exude delicacy, softness and sophistication were the guiding principle for the interior design of the C | P nursery. As the starting point for the creative perspective, everything began with a special emotional memory for the family. The inspiration came from a painting that decorated the baby's mother's room during her own childhood, thus becoming an element to be immortalized in the decoration in some way.
The significant figure not only influenced the color palette, but also served as a basis for the selection of fabrics and painting styles, creating a direct connection with the mother's memories. In the preliminary study stage, we enriched the concept by bringing in references from renowned professionals in the field who came to capture and apply the essence of the project through customizations that transcend the functional field of interiors.
In a baby's room, the details are what guide all the charm. With special and well-thought-out touches, the future moments lived there can touch the heart and last for a long time. With this in mind, we invited designer Livia Salles Tagliaferro to develop and sign an exclusive monogram, using family memories as the main reference. The result could not be anything else: lightness and delicacy wrapped in an enchanted garden.
After designing the monogram, it was artist Lívia Fassio's turn to expand the visual identity with a special watercolor painting reproduced by hand on the walls of the room. Thus, the aesthetics of the enchanted garden once and for all took over the project's ambiance.
The details that make the project special were well defined right from the first design studies. From the monogram, the definition of the exclusive painting, the choice of fabrics, everything was within a very solid concept that found its way into a result that combines aesthetic harmony with the functionality and evolution of the room.
- Camila Paiva
Since this is a baby's room, the search for versatility and functionality in the planning of this space took into account the changes that will be necessary as the child grows. The C | P Room was designed so that, over time, the crib will give way to a study desk, without the need for major renovations to the rest of the space. This decision emphasizes the choice of a more neutral theme, avoiding excessively childish elements in the details that will last over time, to facilitate the transition to the next stages of the child's life.
The addition of a study desk was planned and presented to the clients during the approval phase of the 3D perspectives (comparison available below), highlighting the preparation of the space for a smooth and functional adaptation in the future. This careful planning maintains the aesthetics and initial design, while ensuring the durability of the space. This case exemplifies how anticipation and intelligent adaptation in interior design can provide practical and long-term solutions for families, combining aesthetic beauty with functionality.
I always work on a common challenge in the baby rooms we design. This is to design an evolving room that can grow with the child without requiring major interventions and updates to build a new room from scratch shortly after.
-Camila Paiva
In addition to the playful universe we immersed ourselves in to bring our little client's enchanted garden to life, the basic elements that make up the functional base were also handpicked with great care. Thanks to the large original dimensions of the space, it was possible to accommodate all the furniture with ease - nursing chair, nanny bed, crib and dresser with changing table. The nursing chair in particular was a real find. Perfect for breaking away from tradition when thinking about this piece of furniture, we specified an incredible model with a modern design, premium finish and great comfort for the mother with the combination of a head pillow and a pouf to accommodate the legs.
The detailing of the carpentry, which also received special care in the project, made it possible to materialize the support bed and dresser completely customized to the dimensions of the room. Some charming accessories, such as the canopy and the dresser handles, were made by Era Uma Casa, and the fabrics were chosen by Entreposto. The personalization, even on the cushions, which were embroidered with the exclusive monogram, finished off the application of the visual identity with great taste.
To top it all off, everything gained even more meaning with the choice of the mother's bridal veil as a mosquito net for the little one's crib. Super touching, don't you agree?
