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According to many recent surveys and studies, we spend most of our time in our bedrooms.  According to the National Institutes of Health, getting a good night's sleep is extremely important for our health and wellbeing.  And yet, people spend way more time and money thinking about how their living rooms look and feel than the place they spend the most time!  Decorating your bedroom is an opportunity to express your personality, create a serene ambiance that promotes relaxation and good sleep, and can turn your bedroom into the haven you need - a place to unwind at the end of your busy day.

Boho style celebrates individuality, creativity, and a relaxed attitude, allowing for a unique and carefree aesthetic. Boho style is is the perfect choice to infuse warmth, creativity, and nature into your baby's space. In this blog, I will share some of my favorite boho nursery looks and ideas, from nurseries that fully embrace boho chic to those that add bohemian elements to your baby's room.   

Whether you're revamping your bedroom entirely or looking for subtle ways to refresh its look, this blog will provide you with inspiration, tips, and creative ideas to help you embark on your bedroom transformation journey. From contemporary and bold to whimsical and cozy, we'll delve into my four favorite themes that can completely redefine your sacred space.

When I was watching the series finale of “Never Have I Ever” this week, I noticed something oddly familiar. It looked like Devi, the main character, was sitting in a bed that I know all too well. Her quilt and mine are both the Jules Quilt from Levtex Home! It’s so cool that they put it in a Netflix show.  In the spirit of this discovery, I thought for today’s blog I should make the perfect Levtex Home dorm beds for some of my favorite celebs and characters.

Black and white may not be the first color combination that comes to mind but a black and white nursery offers a sophisticated, timeless, and gender-neutral option that can create a stunning space for your baby. Not only that, but the high contrast colors and graphic patterns can capture their attention, helping with cognitive development and visual exploration.