Yes, we know. They're everywhere. But seriously, can you think of a more imagination-inducing accessory for any kid? Luckily for us, this linear take on a childhood fort is also stylish enough to be a seamless fit with your adult decor. Below, three ways to try out the trend in your home.
Just off the guest room in Ken and Anika Yael Natori's upstate New York country house, designer Allison Tick created a natural spot for an all-ages nest. Grain sack pillows are strewn across a cowhide rug; an assortment of mirrors were spray-painted black and mounted against a white wall for, in Anika's words, "an environment that feels functional and chic."
The Brooklyn rooftop patio of Lonny executive editor Irene Edwards is part outdoor entertaining haven, part well-designed romper room. One Kings Lane's Andrew Stewart laid down synthetic lawn to delineate the kids' area, where a classic tepee sits ready and waiting for impromptu games of hide-and-seek.
(Courtesy of Wolfum)
Idea 3: In a Fun Print
Talk about upping the cuteness ante—this bold floral version from textile and home goods line Wolfum would instill a love of pattern early on. Pile on the pillows (and that all-important sheepskin throw, of course) for the coziest boho look.
(Photo: Ball & Albanese/Lonny)
Idea 1: In the Living RoomJust off the guest room in Ken and Anika Yael Natori's upstate New York country house, designer Allison Tick created a natural spot for an all-ages nest. Grain sack pillows are strewn across a cowhide rug; an assortment of mirrors were spray-painted black and mounted against a white wall for, in Anika's words, "an environment that feels functional and chic."
(Photo: Tony Vu)
Idea 2: In an Outdoor SpaceThe Brooklyn rooftop patio of Lonny executive editor Irene Edwards is part outdoor entertaining haven, part well-designed romper room. One Kings Lane's Andrew Stewart laid down synthetic lawn to delineate the kids' area, where a classic tepee sits ready and waiting for impromptu games of hide-and-seek.
(Courtesy of Wolfum)Talk about upping the cuteness ante—this bold floral version from textile and home goods line Wolfum would instill a love of pattern early on. Pile on the pillows (and that all-important sheepskin throw, of course) for the coziest boho look.
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