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Englewooddesign groupToledo Geller( formerly id 810), consisting of interior designers Jessica Geller and Virginia Toledo, was inspired by their 9-year-oldclient Mia of Livingston( and her equally“ very chic mom,” says Geller) to design this bedroom to reflect theyoung girl’ s personality—“ super sweet, but with alittle edge,” adds Toledo.
“ Forkids’ rooms, we always opt for color,” Geller says.“ We think it’ s the best way to inspire young minds to think, learn andgrow in their own spaces.”
Enter Pantone’ s Color of the Year: Ultra-violet. This bedroom draws on the popularity of purple, playing with several hues— lilac, violet, magenta and, of course, ultra-violet.
“ Most little girls and their moms are sick of bubblegum pink by the time theyare tweens, so purple has been agreat replacement for the typical babygirl hue,” Toledo says.“ We’ ve paired the purples with jade, which only enhancesthe beauty of the purple shades.”
The designers favorite element of the space: The custom bulletin board( page 16).
“ Theuber-modern toile pattern allows the clutter of photos, keepsakes and homeworktofeel tamed,” says Geller, adding that the Eskayel fabric was aspringboard for the color palette in the room.“ And the styling of the bulletin board was 100 percent Mia,” adds Toledo.
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14 SPRING 2018 |( 201) FAMILY