If you have been following my #projectnursery on Instagram, you know that 6 months ago I had transformed a rather unpretty baby room of our 2yo into a delightful nursery (here is how it all began) and I’m still so excited! Creating a nice place for your little ones in which to spend long hours and nights can be such a spirit lifter. The friends who had the chance to see the room described it as “Sweet and Edgy” and absolutely everyone loved the furniture. And this is the reason why I still think that without Sebra furniture my baby room would never turn out this cool and pretty space.
Since I’ve been crushing on Sebra Interior I couldn’t resist and get some new Sebra toys to complete the room with sweet and edgy pieces. I like Sebra toys because of their simple and slick design, soft look and adorable illustrations. I also like that the colours are gender neutral. A large part of their collection is made of natural materials such as wood, wool, organic cotton and sustainable bamboo fibre.
Browsing the new Sebra products I absolutely loved the wooden dollhouse but, I wasn’t sure if my little one would enjoy playing with such minimalistic designed toys. But she really did, and still does have a lot of fun with those wooden puppets, little furniture and automobiles. Also, the little Sebra dull crip is so very cute too. It’s identical to the crip my daughter has which I personally adore, with the same classic round corners just smaller and in a very light pinkish colour. The favourite of all is, of course, the sweet knit-crocheted dull that my daughter immediately made her new baby. A fun part, there are several lovely knit dull clothing to choose from, to play and dress up your baby. They are truly so beautifully made!
Room details:
- Wardrobe, changing unit, bed, baldachin, play kitchen, changing mat: Sebra Interior
- Toys, doll, doll bed, wooden dollhouse, puppets, cars, children bamboo kitchen set: Sebra Interior
- Little house shelves and wooden rounded shelve: Vertbaudet
- Framed pictures: Desenio
- Small table and stools: Flexa
- Wooden Balance Board: Wobbel
Featured Sebra toys (as well as Wobbel board and Flexa table and stools, 2 new adorable pieces in our baby room interior) are from My Little Room – mylittleroom.ch that has a big range of Sebra Interior furniture, toys and textiles in their online store and their showroom in Geneva.
I adore how this room came together; it is such a happy space! Thank you so much to My Little Room and Sebra Interior for partnering with me on this post, and I hope you all are inspired!
I heard that Sebra Interior is coming up with a new collection this year, I really cannot wait to see what it will be. I will keep you posted!
You can also find Sebra Interior in many kid`s stores and online stores in Switzerland: Little Company Shop, bella-casa, Ginger & Boo, ting-store, House of Gefion, lieblings, Wohnreich, decorare, U-TIGER Kindermöbel, Panda Kindermöbel, De Breuyn Kindermöbel, Snowflake Kindermöbel, Löffelhase, Purple and Green, Baby-Rose, WohnSein, Scheuber, HW Baby Center, Baby-Center Scherzinger, Senn Pro Baby, Edith Anderegg, Nordish Living, Gwunderfizz Kindermode, Jelmoli, L’ Envie de Fraises SARL, Trouvaille kids, Las Perlitas, ‘Einzig & Artig, Figue Bazar, Mama & Mini, Bärchind and etc.
*This article was created in collaboration with Sebra Interior. Image rights ©Family First & Elena Habicher.
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