by Naomi Alon | Feb 13, 2019
More often than not, when I start working with a new client, they will usually own an item or two that they want incorporated into the space. It’s usually something like a family photo, a knit blanket from Grandma, or occasionally a small piece of sentimental...
by Naomi Alon | Feb 11, 2019
When making the most of a space, seemingly small details can make a huge difference. Lots of decisions and details go into making a room come together. One of the more simple details that has a huge payoff is in the installation of curtains. My clients ask me all the...
by Naomi Alon | Feb 7, 2019
In case you didn’t know, I’ve been offering a version of my E-Design services through Project Nursery, and today I’m revealing one of my latest projects—it was such a fun one! My client didn’t want to find out the gender in advance, but did want to have options...
by Naomi Alon | Jan 29, 2019
Here’s the thing, if you’ve never had a baby before, navigating the nursery design can be super confusing. Aside from making it look nice, you have to worry about getting the right products, making sure everything is safe, and figuring out where to store...
by Naomi Alon | Jan 21, 2019
It was raining for several days straight here in SoCal, which is amazing—we need the water! But if you’re anything like me, part of you loves the overcast and dreary weather and the other part wants to curl up on the sofa with kleenex and a cathartic movie (A...
by Naomi Alon | Jan 18, 2019
Even though I specialize in nursery design, a lot of my clients will ask me for help choosing a bassinet. A lot of parents choose to keep the baby close to their bed in a co-sleeper or bassinet for the first few months, so even if there is fully designed nursery, it...
by Naomi Alon | Jan 9, 2019
There’s one thing that my clients sometimes say to me that I just love. “I want my nursery to be modern but also kind of traditional—somewhere in between.” I love that this opens me up to all kinds of options; it really gets my creative juices flowing. I had a nursery...
by Naomi Alon | Jan 1, 2019
2018 has been quite the year for me, both personally and professionally. It has brought with it lots of new experiences, challenges and changes. I’ve definitely shared more of myself with you in 2018 than ever before (mostly on Instagram, and mostly because my...
by Naomi Alon | Dec 20, 2018
I walked into a design showroom last week looking for some blush fabric for a nursery I’m working on. I told the sales person what I was looking for and showed her a sample of the color. She took one look at it and said, “Oh, you’re looking for...
by Naomi Alon | Dec 12, 2018
Any interior designer will tell you that there is always that one special piece in any room that gets all of the attention. In a bedroom, it’s usually the bed. In a living room, perhaps the sofa. In a nursery, it’s the crib. When I first started out as...
by Naomi Alon | Dec 4, 2018
Over the past few months, I was working on a nursery design for Jenna Kutcher. If you’re not familiar with her, she’s an incredible role model—a photographer, entrepreneur, podcaster and advocate for women, body positivity and inner truth. She’s...
by Naomi Alon | Nov 29, 2018
I am not your typically girly-girl. When I was growing up, I had two older brothers who were more of an influence on me than my older sister was (I think I was just rebelling against her, because you know, sisters). I ended up in this strange space somewhere between...
by Naomi Alon | Nov 19, 2018
Great interior design doesn’t have to be limited to large rooms with tons of space. One of the most frequent questions I get from clients is how to design a small nursery space. Typically, the nursery usually ends up being the smallest room in the...
by Naomi Alon | Nov 14, 2018
A few months ago, the lovely Jessi Malay reached out to me for help designing the nursery for her daughter, Alessandra. They had just purchased a brand new home in Los Angeles and had a completely blank canvas to work with. The first time I saw the space, I was so...
by Naomi Alon | Nov 2, 2018
I get design inspiration from all over the place. Sometimes it’s obvious and makes perfect sense. Other times something almost unnoticeable will sit in the back of my brain and wake me up in the middle of the night in a fit of creativity (that’s fun, but...
