Interior: Kē Design Collective (Slatted wall bedroom)

Kē Design Collective transformed this primary bedroom by creating a feature wall with slats and colour. The team also chose hanging sconces instead of table lamps, which adds height.

Head over to Kē Design Collective’s website to see the before and after photos.

3 ways to photograph nightstands

Designers put a lot of time and effort into sourcing pieces and styling each corner of a room so it’s important to capture details when photographing interiors. For this room, Leann Ban Interiors created a balanced bedroom while customizing the items on each nightstand according to the person who would be using it.

The details highlight an interior designer’s style and aesthetic and I love showcasing that for their potential clients. To do that, here are 3 angles I love for photographing nightstands:

1. Straight on

Leading lines, grids, symmetry. It gives you a sense of order and calm.

2. View from across the bed

I love this one because it feels relaxed to me.

3. Wide angle of both nightstands

And of course, a nice wide view to capture the entire room.

Interior: This Wild Heart's Palm Springs-Inspired Toddler Room

Esther of This Wild Heart designed her toddler’s room by taking inspiration from Palm Springs and mixing in cute elements like rainbows, palm trees and llamas. The room decor and colours are intentionally gender-neutral, which works out perfectly as they are expecting a baby girl.

Take a room tour if you’re looking for some inspiration and head over to Esther’s blog post to find out where she got everything.

3-in-1 Convertible Crib: Babyletto Crib

Removable wallpaper: Chasing Paper’s Palm Springs in brown

Vase: EQ3’s Alfred Vessel
Lamp: IKEA’s KNIXHULT Table Lamp
Frame: Opposite Wall’s Solid Olak Frame
Rainbow print: Lulu and Georgia’s Rylee + Cru Rainbow Print

Wooden camera: Little Rose and Co’s Wooden Toy Camera