Great collection of rooms. Thanks for sharing. I love non-traditional rooms with such great character and design.

Jenny – your taste is pitch perfect. I know this is perhaps asking too much of your memory, but I am obsessed with everything in the PLAID!! room (image 29 in the above slideshow). Do you have any recollection what print outlet from which that image was pulled? I am trying my darndest to find a plaid throw that is similar to the one on the end of that bed, with no luck. For the record, a google search for “blue plaid throw” brings up images ugly enough to make one re-think plaid all together. :) Thanks!

Hi, I am trying to find the yellow bedding and the picture (why are there so many songs about rainbows) do you know where I can find them—especially the bedding.

I’m sorry, but these rooms are awful. Only one of them looks lived in, all the rest of them look cold and lonely, like a hospital or hotel. Are these rooms you would have liked to sleep in, alone, in the dark, when you were a small child? Most of the beds are couches! Some of them are even by windows! Most adults don’t even like sleeping by windows, so why put your child by one? And almost none of the pictures with babies had cribs. The rooms look artsy, modern, and trendy, but none of them look like a child’s room. Kids need toys and fun, not just ‘fashionable’ patterns and decorative artwork. Why deprive a child of a children’s room? Its almost like your in denial about having kids. You should at least ask your child’s opinion, after all its going to be THEIR room, not yours. Think about what your child would want, not only what you what them to want. Give your KID A CHOICE in what THEY will be PLAYING and SLEEPING in!!!! ITS THEIR ROOM!!!!!!!

@Jennifer and Julia, I completely agree! How would the child even get those books on that one bookshelf? Totally for the moms not the kids!

What is the original source for the room with the bunk beds and the trees?! Awesome! I’d love to know if they built it themselves or what? Thanks!