Making its debut this month at Javis Davis is Foxy Leaf, a fun and fabulous collection lead by this sweet floral pattern with a rainbow of cool colors. These pinks, blues, oranges, and greens have a little more punch than your typical pastels. And this new group of fabrics has a great blend of prints to work with, so your options are limitless! It's nothing but sweet sophistication for your little girl...
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009
Fresh Fabrics: Foxy Leaf
Making its debut this month at Javis Davis is Foxy Leaf, a fun and fabulous collection lead by this sweet floral pattern with a rainbow of cool colors. These pinks, blues, oranges, and greens have a little more punch than your typical pastels. And this new group of fabrics has a great blend of prints to work with, so your options are limitless! It's nothing but sweet sophistication for your little girl... 
Monday, August 17, 2009
Oh, the choices...
It's a rough life, mommas... having so many fab collections of fabric to peruse. How's a girl to decide? And just when you think you've got it narrowed down, the gals at Javis Davis throw some new collections in the mix and you're back to square one. Take a look at some of the latest additions...
Treetop Fancy by Tina Givens
Vintage Cowboy
Koi
Wyndham
Anglers Club
Whether you're designing a crib set, big kid or adult bedding, or just a sweet bib and burpee set, there's something to suit everyone's personal style. I'm personally LOVING the new Koi collection. The sharp red and black with the pool blue accents - such a great look! New collections are continually being added, so check back here often. As always, contact me with any questions you have on the fabrics and products at Javis Davis.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
It's in the details.
Baby furniture? Check. Crib bedding? Check, check. Closet full of baby clothes? Triple check. You've got the basics covered, but it's really the little details that can take your nursery from "aw, that's cute" to "Whoah, this is amazing!" It's the original pieces hanging on the wall, the personal touches on shelves, the light fixtures, the creative use of paint on walls, unexpected details in trim and other accessories that really bring the WOW-factor to a room. Though many see these as mere afterthoughts, I find the most fun in the details. It's in those details that style becomes truly personal.
One easy little detail that can add loads of pizazz to a child's room or bath? Some fabulous knobs, of course! There are a ton of great knobs and drawer pulls out there that can take a rather Plain Jane piece of furniture and turn it into something really fun. I especially love the look of fun knobs and pulls in bathrooms. Tiny little spaces welcome a fun little punch of color and this is an easy way to do it. If you've got a big chest or changing table with several drawers, you can mix and match some colorful knobs to play it up.
There are tons of fun knobs out there, but they're not all cute. I imagine a lot of the cookie cutter bedding sets that have lamps and wall art and stuffed animals to match also have drawer knobs to complete the ensemble. But let's think outside the box a bit here, mommas, and not get overly matchy-matchy. Leave the teddy bear knobs on the shelf and come with me.
To give you a taste of some truly fabulous knobs, here's a few retailers I personally love when it comes to stylin' up a good drawer or cabinet...
These simply sweet knobs are the creation of Sophie Lane Drawer Couture. All knobs are $20 and they even do custom designs! There's a one-time $45 charge for any custom design, but you can order as many knobs as you need (at $20 each). So if you've got a funky color combo going on in your child's room, you can have them create the perfect knob to finish it off.
All of Sophie Lane's knobs are the same size - 1.5 inch round which 1 inch projection. The knobs are wooden with original artwork applied to the tops and coated with a high-gloss sealant. So they have a glassy porcelain like appearance, but aren't as fragile. Super easy to clean, too.
So now that you're warmed up, let me introduce you to MacKenzie-Childs. Hand-painted heaven is what this is. MacKenzie-Childs has a whole slew of fab home accessories and furniture, all the way down to these gorgeous hand-painted knobs...
Not only are the colors fun, but they've got several different shapes and sizes. Whether you're going for a traditional look or something more whimsical, you can't go wrong with MacKenzie-Childs.
How super fun are these? These MacKenzie-Childs knobs range from $18 to $22.
If you're feeling the hand-painted look, you're also sure to love these colorful round knobs by Lulu and Daisy. Like Sophie Lane, they also do custom orders! These are a bit more affordable though, starting at only $10 a pop. Customization is an extra $5 per knob. All Lulu and Daisy knobs are hand-painted and come in two different sizes.
And for a look that's a little different, check out these fab jeweled knobs by Susan Goldstick. These whimsical knobs and pulls make me think of Alice in Wonderland...
These knobs have a lot of great detail and, rightfully so, will set you back a little more than the simpler knobs. Susan Goldstick's collection starts at $22 per knob and quickly climbs. But aren't these pieces gorgeous? Do be careful with the more pointy knobs. We don't want Junior poking his eye out as soon as he becomes mobile. If you like this look, consider using it as a fancy-schmancy hook or on a cabinet far out of baby's reach.
Susan Goldstick also has a great collection of drawer pulls that coordinate with the knobs. Talk about some serious fun...
And hey, if you're a DIY gal, you can easily create your own unique knobs. It's a simple way to really bring some personal style to your baby's room. You can't help but smile when you reach for one of these knobs... even when you're on the mad hunt for some baby wipes.
One easy little detail that can add loads of pizazz to a child's room or bath? Some fabulous knobs, of course! There are a ton of great knobs and drawer pulls out there that can take a rather Plain Jane piece of furniture and turn it into something really fun. I especially love the look of fun knobs and pulls in bathrooms. Tiny little spaces welcome a fun little punch of color and this is an easy way to do it. If you've got a big chest or changing table with several drawers, you can mix and match some colorful knobs to play it up.
There are tons of fun knobs out there, but they're not all cute. I imagine a lot of the cookie cutter bedding sets that have lamps and wall art and stuffed animals to match also have drawer knobs to complete the ensemble. But let's think outside the box a bit here, mommas, and not get overly matchy-matchy. Leave the teddy bear knobs on the shelf and come with me.
To give you a taste of some truly fabulous knobs, here's a few retailers I personally love when it comes to stylin' up a good drawer or cabinet...
These simply sweet knobs are the creation of Sophie Lane Drawer Couture. All knobs are $20 and they even do custom designs! There's a one-time $45 charge for any custom design, but you can order as many knobs as you need (at $20 each). So if you've got a funky color combo going on in your child's room, you can have them create the perfect knob to finish it off.
All of Sophie Lane's knobs are the same size - 1.5 inch round which 1 inch projection. The knobs are wooden with original artwork applied to the tops and coated with a high-gloss sealant. So they have a glassy porcelain like appearance, but aren't as fragile. Super easy to clean, too.
So now that you're warmed up, let me introduce you to MacKenzie-Childs. Hand-painted heaven is what this is. MacKenzie-Childs has a whole slew of fab home accessories and furniture, all the way down to these gorgeous hand-painted knobs...
Not only are the colors fun, but they've got several different shapes and sizes. Whether you're going for a traditional look or something more whimsical, you can't go wrong with MacKenzie-Childs.
How super fun are these? These MacKenzie-Childs knobs range from $18 to $22.
If you're feeling the hand-painted look, you're also sure to love these colorful round knobs by Lulu and Daisy. Like Sophie Lane, they also do custom orders! These are a bit more affordable though, starting at only $10 a pop. Customization is an extra $5 per knob. All Lulu and Daisy knobs are hand-painted and come in two different sizes.
And for a look that's a little different, check out these fab jeweled knobs by Susan Goldstick. These whimsical knobs and pulls make me think of Alice in Wonderland...
These knobs have a lot of great detail and, rightfully so, will set you back a little more than the simpler knobs. Susan Goldstick's collection starts at $22 per knob and quickly climbs. But aren't these pieces gorgeous? Do be careful with the more pointy knobs. We don't want Junior poking his eye out as soon as he becomes mobile. If you like this look, consider using it as a fancy-schmancy hook or on a cabinet far out of baby's reach.
Susan Goldstick also has a great collection of drawer pulls that coordinate with the knobs. Talk about some serious fun...
And hey, if you're a DIY gal, you can easily create your own unique knobs. It's a simple way to really bring some personal style to your baby's room. You can't help but smile when you reach for one of these knobs... even when you're on the mad hunt for some baby wipes.
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
A New Twist on Pink and Green
New collections are constantly making their debut at Javis Davis! You may've noticed this sweet new Pink Damask collection online. These fabrics aren't yet available on the crib configurator, but it's in the works. A lot goes into getting these fabrics online so you can have fun creating your own custom bedding. This latest collection pulls together such a fun group of pink and green prints perfect for a sweet girl at any age.
Friday, May 29, 2009
Spotlight on: Coral Vine
Nothing says sweet sophistication like this gorgeous Coral Vine fabric collection at Javis Davis. Rich tones of mossy green and chocolate brown and sweet touches of pink bring this fabulous floral pattern to life. The collection has a classic feel with a bit of modern whimsy. A most perfect choice for a sweet baby girl's nursery or a delicious look for any age. This is one collection with endless possibilities and timeless charm.
Accessories shown from top to bottom, left to right: Stagecoach valance in Coral & Olive Stripe, Olive Wavy, and Cub Geranium; Square Pillow with Ruffle in Coral Vine, Full Moon Dots Lime, and Cub Geranium; Neckroll with bows in Full Moon Dots Lime, Coral & Olive Stripe, and Coral Vine; Tab Valance with border in Coral Vine, Olive Wavy, and Full Moon Dots Lime.
Friday, April 24, 2009
Spotlight on: Central Park Sky
Whether you're going for a funky mod look or a classic sweet and simple feel, Javis Davis has it all... This gorgeous Central Park Sky collection is one of my favorites and it's easy to see why. The lovely toile fabric is timeless and works beautifully for a boy or a girl. While it's obvious I'm a fan of lots of color, I also love the pure look of very subtle uses of color in a nursery. It can make for a very luxurious, regal look... and just like baby, oh-so sweet.What else is cool? Two moms could be working with this same fabric collection and come out with two completely different looks. That's the beauty of custom design!
But "custom" means expensive, right? Please... you're talking to a girl here who's all about great style on a dime. Both of these crib creations above sell for less than $400. Below are a few more fabulous accessories designed with this collection. Enjoy!
Accessories from top to bottom, left to right: Balloon Valance with Ruffle in Sky Baby Toile and Shalimar Parchment; Square Pillow with Bow Tie in Sky Baby Toile, Emp Stripe Candlelight, and Essex Blue Linen; Square Pillow with Ruffle in Sky Baby Toile; Swivel Glider in Sky Baby Toile and Essex Blue Linen.
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