Small montessori nursery

Did you have a good weekend? We spent our Sunday at the museum and art gallery. One of our favourite exhibits was on it's last day. I always feel sad when an exhibit closes but also excited for what new may come. The boys are still on school holidays so this will be another busy week for us. Here are some fantastic rooms, not all of them are strictly Montessori but they all have Montessori elements. Above is a lovely room from Bright, Bohemian Home at A Cup Of Jo. I love the low shelving…

Whether you are already well-versed in Montessori principles or just beginning to learn about this enriching educational approach, ahead we'll cover everything you need to know when designing a Montessori-inspired nursery that captures the essence of Montessori living.

Did all those gorgeous Instagram pics of Montessori spaces win you over? Or maybe it was the respectful, child-focused philosophy. Either way, read more to find out how to create the perfect Montessori space for your little one!

Nature inspired lampshades with animal illustrations and botanical patterns, perfect for lighting woodland nurseries or kids playrooms! All designed and handmade in Ceridwen Hazelchild’s Cotswold studio. Compliment botanical decor with a patterned drum lampshade, or brighten a woodland nursery with a one of these fully

When designing an environment for the infant, it is designed to help facilitate self-care, and encourage the child to be independent at an early age. Everything in the environment should have a purpose, with the goal to provide opportunities to achieve development and follow the urge of human tenden

Montessori classrooms with their inviting spaces are my inspiration as I transformed my 500 sqft apartment into an orderly Montessori home with a prepared environment for my toddler to independently learn and explore. A Montessori home does not need big budgets, large spaces or Pinterest worthy; they just need to be set up with the child's needs in mind.

A look at different Montessori home setups for baby eating spaces. These small weaning tables are a perfect baby activity area and provide opportunities for independent eating.

​What's not to love about IKEA's furniture? The Swedish retailer's items are budget-friendly, fits in small spaces and is solid. The only downside is that you will see IKEA pieces everywhere. But by making some minor tweaks- you'll be able to elevate IKEA items to make it look unique and high end. Ahead, we are rounding up the most creative IKEA hacks for nursery storage.Now, it's no surprise that when it comes to nurseries, striking a balance between form and function is key. A serene oasis…

Welcome to Kate’s Room! I get a lot of questions about how we designed her nursery so I thought it would be a perfect first post for my new blog. My first step was to choose a neutral soothin…